Category Archives: crowd formation

Too Much Of Nothing

Posted on July 28, 2017 by

For Hannah Arendt writing in 1958 the ‘Human Condition’ is underlaid by three kinds of activity – labour, work and action. The painting we’ve recently completed took a significant amount of time at the wall face for its two labourers, myself … Continue reading →

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Repair 

Posted on January 20, 2017 by

I’m currently working on a series of paintings in the studio and preparing for a site specific painting commission to be carried out in April.  The commission, over several walls will create a gallery in the lobby of a residential … Continue reading →

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The Shape Of Words

Posted on February 28, 2016 by

Three artists, three galleries, the exhibition is open and with it an opportunity to reflect on what has taken place within the actuality of the gallery. David Parker Looking at David’s show I think it could be given the subtitle: … Continue reading →

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