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A collection of contemporary artwork to include the following:
Gerry Baptist RE (b. 1935)
The Iphone Players - After Cezanne
Woodblock Print
Edition 2/5
Signed and numbered by the artist
Measures 38cm x 30cm.
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Alex Hartley
Nowhere Island - 2012
Situations
Nowhereisland certificate of citizenship, 2012, a limited edition 28/100, No Where is Land sample,
Measures 54cm x 46cm.
Nowhereisland is an artistic project by British artist Alex Hartley, made in 2012. It was an artwork that grew from the proposition ‘what if an Arctic island travelled south?’1 The fundamental premise of the project was to create the world’s newest nation, a borderless country with citizenship open to all.
The project began in 2004 with a Cape Farewell expedition Hartley made to the High Arctic region of Svalbard. There, his quest was to find and claim a new island.2 Calling upon the practices of nineteenth century exploration, particularly of the Arctic, Hartley kept an expedition journal. Under an entry titled SEARCH, he describes his pursuit: I find myself monitoring the coastline, watching and checking it against the latest maps and charts: searching for the possibility of new land that might have been revealed from within a retreating glacier. In many places, the charts do not match what I am seeing. Massive glacial retreat has created a changed landscape. Days are passing. We are over three-quarters of the way through our expedition and as yet there is no sign of the imagined island for which I am searching. It was important to Hartley that the island be the physical product or evidence of a changing climate. Only then could it appear as ‘new’ territory, previously unmapped and unclaimed.
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Michael Robinson (b. 1991)
Axon & Neuron - 1991
Oil on Canvas
Measures 41cm x 46cm
With Flowers East Invoice copy.
Michael Dover-Robinson was born in 1953 in Lancashire, UK. In 1979 he began studies for a fine art degree, specializing in painting, at Manchester Metropolitan University where he graduated with first class honours and mentions in art history and liberal studies. In 1985 he went on to further painting studies at the Slade school, University college London. The following years were spent painting full time, in London. In 1993, he moved into the world of fine art printing at a big London publishing house. Where he was the studio director and master print maker. Since 2005, he divides his time between England and France composing and playing Jazz music and building guitars.
Exhibitions include: The Angela Flowers gallery, London.1988,The Solomon Gallery, London.1986, The Sue Williams gallery, London.1987, The Flower gallery, London.1987, The Bloomsbury theatre, London.1985, The Kingsgate gallery, London.1987, The Arts centre,Chester.1978, Theatre Clwyd, North Wales.1978, The Grundy House museum, Blackpool.1978, The Manchester Print Workshop gallery, Manchester.1977.
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