Mosaic Monday

Mosaic Monday, originally uploaded by Feltbug.

1. Buena Onda #50!, 2. wood chunks, yarn and pine cone installation, 3. drawings 1, 4. walldude show title, 5. Boom box and cassette tape, 6. Boom box close up of left side, 7. Untitled, 8. time for a haircut..., 9. into the night..., 10. sfinx, 11. sfinx, 12. Tragovi, 13. CIMG3480 copy, 14. 97/, 15. MG Seats, 16. Untitled, 17. Untitled, 18. replacement of the heart (detail), 19. consolation prize, 20. Mini Shrines, 21. #261, 22. old book 02, 23. old book 01, 24. type 1, 25. ancien 04, 26. KUB 01, 27. bird mask, 28. 21, 29. 20, 30. 22

A selection of artwork from my contacts on flickr. Thankyou to all the artists for sharing their work :)
Created with fd's Flickr Toys.

Love bug

The Glasshouse and its Tree at Contemporary Applied Arts, 2 Percy Street, London W1 until 7th June.

Things Beastly

Melanie Tomlinson

Sue Halls, Christine Hoare, Catrin Howell, Cathy Miles, Anna Noel, Melanie Tomlinson at Flow Gallery, 1-5 Needham Road, London W11 until 10 May.

Bug love

BUILDING DWELLING THINKING

Work by Armando Andrade Tudela, Becky Beasle, Andrea Beeman, Jason Burch, Cullinan + Richards, Cyprien Gaillard, Dan Graham, Peter Harris, Ken Montgomery, Mike Ricketts, Amikan Toren, Stephen Willats Curated by John Slyce at Laura Bartlett Gallery, 10 Northington Street WC1 until May 24th.

Jodie Carey

Jodie Carey is showing new work Still, Life. at the Alexia Goethe Gallery, 7 Dover Street, London W1 until 21 June. Her work focuses on the traditions of ritual, artifice and mortality in contemporary Western society. The show will feature shrines that herald both the ritual of mourning and the intranscience of life, playing on the perception that traditional memorials have an opposite effect to their intent: "There is a perversity in that once you commemorate something, it is far easier to walk away. It's not lest we forget, it's more lest we remember." Jodie Carey

Still life

I love still life.

Irving Penn

This show of work by Irving Penn was at the Pace/Macgill Gallery in New York last month. You can read more about it in their press release.

Lenore Tawney

Lenore Tawney 1907-2007

at work in her New York City studio in 1958

photograph by David Attie.

Artists' studios

The studio of Anthony Gormley photographed by Eamonn McCabe for The Guardian newspaper in February. The Guardian features the rooms of writers and artists every Saturday and I love to study these pictures looking for clues to their creative process.


Lenore Tawney's studio photographed by William Seitz in 1994, I found this in the Feb/Mar issue of American Craft magazine.

Sekana Radovic

Sto god tkas, vezuj konce za nebo / Whatever you weave, tie the strings to the sky, originally uploaded by Sekana Radovic.

I love this piece of work by Sekana Radovic. This photograph of her work is intriguing and the title, Whatever you weave, tie the strings to the sky, is so beautiful. I have got to know the wonderful work of Sekana Radovic through flickr. You can see more of her work here or click on the image to go to her flickr page.

Mosaic Monday

Mosaic Monday, originally uploaded by Feltbug.

Here is a selection of artwork by artists on flickr, click on the image to go to the flickr page with links to the featured artists.

Drawing on the wall

These are the drawings in the studio before I sent them off to Yes Gallery. You can see the work in more detail here.

Yes Gallery and Studio

Yes Gallery and Studio is opening this month in Warren, Rhode Island in the USA. Leigh Medeiros has invited me to show my drawings there. Here is a picture of the gallery before they opened. This is my first time showing work in America. After all the recent sadness I feel very lucky to have been given this opportunity. I wish Leigh and her team lots of luck with their new venture. You can find more info on the Yes Gallery blog.