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If you haven’t already viewed or read the exhibition catalogue which gives you the background to the Blue Path series of paintings -You can find the catalogue and links by scrolling down to the bottom of this page. Painters TUBES
Read moreTHIS EXHIBITION IS NOW CLOSED Gregs work is certainly unique and when seen in context to its size in the ‘real-life’ VR Gallery of painters Tubes gallery – it looks quite stunning. The Curator has also written a great summary
Read moreorder a printed Tubes magazine – the latest issue is #17. HERE IS THE LINK TO THE ONLINE MAGAZINE: ABSTRACT
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I arrived at the railway station of the small Welsh village, I was here to interview a painter who’s work I had discovered on the internet.
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The pleasure, the power, the passion and the panache of painting featuring Colin Halliday, Richard Fitton, Patrick Blower, and Ian Norris painters TUBES magazine featured four brilliant artists. One is Patrick Blower, famed as a cartoonist for the Telegraph in
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Kazimir Malevich and the Russian Avant Garde The Black Square by Kazimir Malevich In the upcoming New issue of painters TUBES magazine (publishing late August online and Print in early September) will be about Abstract painting today and how the
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Click here to read issue 14 free online Super issue of TUBES. interview with Finnish artist MIRJA Ilkka, And David Tycho essay on Urbania. With Gregory Evans from Modern to Contemporary urban landscapes and lives. The art of Rob Fairley,
Read moreExcellent Article on plein air painting – a brilliant essay by Gregory Evans – Taking risks. A review of the legendary Russell Howarth (master painter from the North of England by Marianne Arnberg) New contemporary paintings from the UK, Europe and the USA Plus a new TUBES section where artists get to talk about their own words the new section is called “in their own words” – This issue Mark David Lloyd gives a great overview of his practise.
Read more“You won’t believe this but, I was reading an art exhibition review which is pretty damming, not only to the exhibition in question, but also to the artist who made it.
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The danger of ‘Art on Web’, if there is one, is there is possibly too much Art to look at. And perhaps too many twee images…
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everything in painting has been done already, so why bother to paint at all?
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I strolled through the car park sucking on my empty pipe and coming to terms with an altered perception of my existence.
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When you think of the word ‘Revolution’ another word automatically springs to mind to precede it….
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“common ground.” will be exhibited in the art School’s fabulous building and exhibition space.
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it was a very cold Easter Saturday we visited the Copenhagen Art Space for an annual exhibition…
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