Dominic Wilcox Exhibition
Years ago we used to stock an amazing bowl in the shop. That bowl was by Dominic Wilcox.
Since then we’ve been following what Dominic has been up to and have been especially entertained by his Variations on Normal blog. So we’re really happy to have him exhibiting here next month.
Go through his site there’s some amazing work on there including my favourite - Field (below)
Matt & Kate have made a lovely wee animation and it’s soundtracked by a favourite of mine, Peter Broderick
Mobile Art Market
Ross Christie was here for a couple of days last week with his Mobile Art Market
Tried to get him to leave his Cinelli Vigorelli track bike with me but he was having none of it.
Turn Up The Colour
I think the opening the other night was the busiest yet. Thanks so much to everyone who came down and all the artists taking part.
I’ve just uploaded some pics to Flickr
I’ll be adding more details - sizes, prices etc. in the next couple of days
Made in the Shade
We’ll be taking part in this at the weekend. Should be a nice day.
‘TURN UP THE COLOUR’ GROUP EXHIBITION
We have a group exhibition coming up and boy, we can’t wait. Some of the artwork has started arriving it’s like Christmas everyday.
Featuring work by:
Alexandra Pichard, Anthony Zinonos, Ben Javens, Bettina Henni, David Galletly, Eleni Kalorkoti, Gemma Correll, Hannah Waldron, Holly Wales, Jack Hudson, Jay Cover, Jez Burrows, Jim Stoten, Lizzy Stewart, Luke Pearson, Marcus Oakley, Matthew Swan, Matthew The Horse, Michael Kirkham, Neil Gillespie, Nic Burrows, Nicholas Saunders, Nigel Peake, Owen Gildersleeve, Paolo Del Toro, Patrick Gildersleeves, Penny Davenport, Richard Sanderson, Robert Hanson, Ryan Todd, Simon Peplow, Sophie Kern, Supermundane, Verity Keniger, Will Edmonds
The lovely poster was done by Ben Javens
TWO NEW ANALOGUE PUBLICATIONS
We have two new zines by Nigel Peake hot off the press.
Trails and Shapes are 28 page collections of photographs taken on Nigel’s recent travels.
Both zines are limited to 100 copies and have hand-printed drawings on the cover.
Early Griffin Press
Julie, my other half, and her friend Natalie run Early Griffin Press. They work with an amazing selection of artists and have just released their new series of screen prints. They have a nice new website too. Have a look.
The lovely print above is by Hannah Waldron
Mia Christopher
I like all the work on Mia Christopher’s site but this weird little animal with building blocks on it’s back is my favourite.
