The sudden death of Richard Hamilton yesterday shocked a large number of people in the art world, tweets poured in and everybody agrees – it is a big loss. Some critics are convinced that he was the most influential and important painter post-war, others would defend the fact that he was the root of Pop … Continue reading Richard Hamilton – Mr Pop Art
When I first heard about ‘fractal’ art, I did not have a clue what it could be so I thought I’ll investigate this further and was quickly to find out that Mr mathematics has its role to play here.
Before carrying on, it might be best to get out of the way a few terms definitions which shall shed some light on this form of art
Fractal: Rough or fragmented geometric shape that can be split into parts, each of which is a reduce-size copy of the whole.
I am so glad that the show got extended since although it has been on all summer, I did not manage to go down before last week end. I meant to go for ages but busy was my schedule or was it really? I don’t know but now I went and came across artists I … Continue reading The ap-art summer show
PV Wednesday 7/9 6.00-8.00PM | Show: 8/9 till 15/10/2011 Rowena Hughes works with the layering of abstract form and photographic imagery from discarded books, drawing or screen-printing a recurring vocabulary of geometric form often based on Roger Penrose’s complex non-repeating patterns onto images of baroque architecture or the natural world. The element of chance in … Continue reading Rowena Hughes at Room
Opening reception: Thursday 1st September 6.30 – 8.30 pm Scream gallery will soon host Greg Miller’s first solo UK exhibition. The large-scale works artist will again use his creativity using collages. His style is very much pop art-inspired paintings and his “Phantom Lady” got noticed this year at an Bonhams urban art sale earlier this … Continue reading Greg Miller at Scream
