Tadek Beutlich

Tadek Beutlich 1922-2011

The wall hanging pictured is courtesy of Vision Gallery and Liz Hankins who let me know that Tadek died recently.

Tadek Beutlich is best known as an weaver of extraordinary tapestries but he also produced some large and very striking prints, most printed in the 1960s and 70s with editions Alecto. Originally from Poland he also studied in Germany and Italy before graduating in textiles from Camberwell School of Art and Crafts in 1950. He subsequently taught at Camberwell from 1951 to 1974. You can see a selection of his prints at Emma Mason british prints.

Mosaic Monday

Mosaic Monday, originally uploaded by Feltbug.

1. splendid idea, 2. 300 and something days, 3. Untitled, 4. privacy3, 5. agenda2008a, 6. untitled sketch 16-6-11, 7. blog banner, 8. Ray cycles cardboard ad c.1920, 9. Steppenwolf, 10. Dia 14, amanhã no Kabul, 11. 1, 12. All the dang frames! Where to put them?, 13. Sculpture, 14. Miradas., 15. rooftop (32 of 33), 16. spring garland & tiding, 17. Homecoming, 18. distraction, 19. CRAWLSPACE, 20. invit my exibition in Paris, 21. House of Hackney, 22. way home - getting creepy, 23. Moon Star with border, 24. SAM_0052, 25. Neil's - 'Olive Beetle', 26. moving parts, 27. One Hundred Modern Foreign Pictures, 28. wallflower III, 29. Are You There, God? It's Me, Cookie Monster, 30. 110228

Created with fd's Flickr Toys

Here is a selection of photographs and artwork by some of my lovely friends on flickr. Click on the image to go to flickr where you can find the featured artists or use the links above to go to the individual artist's flickr. Thankyou to all the artists for sharing their pictures.

Guilherme Kramer

Dia 14, amanhã no Kabul, originally uploaded by Guilherme Kramer.

Exhibition by Guilherme Kramer at Kabul, Sao Paulo, Brazil until 24th June. Click on the picture to go to Guilherme's flickr page.