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Exhibition News
by Paul Hirst
on 16th May 2012
 
The dates for my next exhibition will be announced soon. I can confirm that it is starting in June 2012 but just have to finalise the private view and start date. I will be exhibiting two bodies of work at The Bond in Fazeley Street, Digbeth, Birmingham. The main building will house a collection of work produced during my residency at the Bond and...
Raining Cats and Dogs
by Donna Macdonald
on 25th April 2012
 
A loose painting done in blues of a rainy street.
Who is in the house of my heart
by Behzad Bagheri
on 20th April 2012
 
Jolfa district / Isfahan Watercolor painting Size: 38-57Cm behzadbagheri.blogspot.com
Scenes of the City
by Reb Frost
on 11th April 2012
 
I am a Montreal artist. In times when development is constantly attacking the familiarity of the craftsmanship of city streets, i feel it is important to document what was.. as compared to what will be. Don't get me wrong, change can be good...as long as it is accepting of the past, and the immense work and labor that built such a unique city as...
INSPIRATION a vague idea
by Carole Spandau
on 9th April 2012
 
INSPIRATION a vague idea I wondered why it mattered so When I was young and so were dreams The stuff of wild imaginings and boldly splashed on canvas streams Of consciousness and memories ...go Back so easily to those kinder days travellers tuned Freedom ruled, we seldom felt the passing years Twenty four hours... endless drops of molten...
THE LIFE OF THE WORKING ARTIST
by Carole Spandau
on 22nd March 2012
 
THE LIFE OF THE WORKING ARTIST. hello again he said to me, mellowed now, a kinder he with understanding for my plight to place the paintings within sight A store you need, not like this Last year, he bellowed with a hiss we had the spot, the place, the store for 15 years, a few years more The market changed, the people too So what's an artist...
April Showers
by Donna Macdonald
on 29th November 2011
 
This past Spring was very wet and rather cold, we wondered if summer was ever going to arrive!. The cool grey sky made a wonderful backdrop for all of the warm reflections.
Become Like The Sky
by Behzad Bagheri
on 26th November 2011
 
Become like the sky ...for the sky never rains anything but pure water. Become like the sky. Become like the cloud and shed rain: the spout rains, too, but it can't produce the rain. The water in the spout is borrowed; the water in the cloud and sea is original. Your thought and reasoning resemble the spout; inspiration and revelation are like the...