The sky's not the limit (and you're never gonna guess what is)

A little Diversion
30x30cm 
Oils and collage on wood
My Saatchi Online Showdown entry.

  

TSNTL(AYNGGWI)

60x60cm

Oils on wood

You what?

What's this, hilarious and inaccurate old news? Yes.
http://www.thisiskent.co.uk/gallery-open-view/story-13688137-detail/story.html - I've been helping out a lot as curatorial intern at Crate; learning about the ins and outs of a small contemporary gallery, working with artists, doing general tech work and invigilating - but I get to use the space for my own project in the new year... Institutional critique's not dead. 

In other news, I'm still painting. What's next? We'll see.
http://www.whatifgallery.co.uk/exhibitions.html

Some amendments...

(Crappy picture quality... Oh how I would love an SLR).

A landscape with no heart

Tricks are for kids

    

 

Manipulations.

An obese chimpanzee

Experiments:

Due to... lack of materials/inspiration/photographs.. I'm reworking some older pieces that I'm not too fond of. 
Acrylics + varnish + masking tape = fresh looks.

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After visiting the widely praised Wilhelm Sasnel show at the Whitechapel gallery I recommend it too. Though some pieces definitely deserve more attention than others..


Another one worth a visit is the Urban Perspective show at Orion Contemporary, a mix of British and Swedish art, tasty stuff!

Points

To A Point
Oils and graphite on wood
30 x 32 cm

Don't Treat Me Gingerly
Oils and graphite on canvas
30 x 32 cm

Inspiratious

Welcome Exposure, albeit, noticed a little late.


I'm loving these works by Clark Goolsby, seriously cool. And with names like Coffin Primitives, and Plastic Messiah, how can you not be interested?

...Makes me wanna PAINT.