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Lucien den Arend has traveled far and wide but not to Asia. Earlier in the USA and then later moving Continue reading
Lucien den Arend has traveled far and wide but not to Asia. Earlier in the USA and then later moving Continue reading
In meeting with John van Hage today I sense a direction for a book I am intending to write. Which Continue reading
Stephen Maas has been a friend for 20 years, we first met in Nimes during the time of sir Norman Continue reading
Probably the most important artist of the modern art era, part of the abstract movement, Jackson Pollock invented or popularised Continue reading
This is a story retold after 12 years. Brian Eno, a generative artist has succeeded to install machines that would Continue reading
Generative art is best appreciated through Simon Reilly’s Still Life, and the disturbingly beautiful Mind’s Eye videos. Played through between Continue reading
I first experienced Douglas Gordon’s work at the Telenor Centre, Norway many years ago, it was a take on Simon Continue reading
Brian Eno work comes close to being a modern day Pollock drip painting, a branch of automatism. He is British, Continue reading