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Showing posts with label guide. Show all posts

Sunday, 16 September 2012

London: Brick Lane Graffiti

If you are an artistically- orientated person - Brick Lane is one of those places you come to London for.

photo: Maya Persson
An absolute 'Must See' and 'Must Be' for those who are to free to be told what they 'Must Do'. It is an oasis of originality, vintage shops, not-on-the-high-street avaunt-grade fashion and of course... graffiti. Street-art projects literally pop out from Brick Lane's every corner!
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Text: Maya Persson

Monday, 3 September 2012

Bernard Barnes - Art in Wales


 Author: Bernad Barnes

During my Bank Holiday's trip to Wales I stopped in Barmouth where I discovered a beautiful art gallery located in former St. John's Church Hall building. Transformed into an open studio, this magical place is based on a level above the city and offers a free access to an impressive private art collection. Bernard Barnes and Reyna Rushton have taken over the building and filled it with their paintings and sculptures. It is an exhibition space open to visitors, but also a private workshop where the artists produce their work and organize events. Barnes is interested in cosmology, synapses and connections between living creatures. His pictures are covered with very precise lines which resemble the paths of the traveling light and the maps of the stars in the sky.

'Art On The Hill' Gallery is a MUST-SEE if you are in the Gwynedd Wales not only because of its atmosphere, but also Bernard's impressive painting installation which fills an entire wall of St. John's Church Hall. This masterpiece is made of 9 panels, exceeding the size of 3 tall men standing on the top of each other and is definitely some kind of a discovery for me.
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Text / images: Maya Persson
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Links:
http://www.bernardbarnes.com/
http://www.culturecolony.com/news?id=6020&start=40