I offered the term ‘illuminator’ to Marly Youmans some years ago when she asked me how I wanted to be described in terms of making images for her books. I went for the word used for the often anonymous artists … Continue reading
So much by way of my collaborations with poets and writers… and theirs with me… happens through the medium of the e-mail. In this way there there have been repeated couplings with my long-time collaborator and word-smithing muse, Marly Youmans, … Continue reading
Blue Hervé. Mixed Media on Board. 79 x 79 cms Opening at Oriel Tegfryn Saturday 10th May 2014 … …
In addition to the paintings that will be on the Martin Tinney stand at the forthcoming London Art Fair, these are some works of mine presently available at the Martin Tinney Gallery, Cardiff. … Turn of the Tide Clive Hicks-Jenkins RCA … Continue reading
MARTIN TINNEY GALLERY STAND 21 at LONDON ART FAIR 2013 BUSINESS DESIGN CENTRE, ISLINGTON N1 16 – 20 JANUARY 2013 Please contact the gallery directly for complimentary tickets, referring to the Artlog: http://www.artwales.com … Hold. 2011. … FAIR OPENING HOURS: … Continue reading
‘Tis the night before Christmas, and the final post of this open, on-line exhibition Alphabet Soup. I can only say, and I think I can speak for Shellie too, that it has been immense fun and a great honour (or … Continue reading
Some witty visual fun here for a Friday night. Lucy Hicks, daughte of Jacqui, turned out to be doing an alphabet project for her GCSE, which involved forming a letter from something beginning with that letter (I’m sure there’s a … Continue reading
… Damian and I have been booked by the Contemporary Art Society of Wales to speak on the 1st December in Cardiff about the interface of poetry and art. What’s planned is a dialogue between the two of us, peppered … Continue reading
The monograph has been indexed and proof-checked, and will shortly be off to the printers and binders. I couldn’t be happier with the way it looks, meticulously conceived, written, designed and edited. Congratulations to Lucy at Lund Humphries who has … Continue reading
It was only back in 2019 that I spent a year as artist-in-residence with English Heritage, and yet it seems a lifetime ago. Anyone with the romantic notion that I spent a year motoring around the countryside visiting English Heritage … Continue reading
