[vei]

May 22, 2015 1:03:59 GMT 1 11 said:

vei - I think it was Massimo Giannoni

Cheers, going to hit up Google.

[Nick]

Anyone got a generic gallery invite that i can print off instead of buying my ticket tomorrow? If so, would be much apreciated! PM me.

cheers

[Dibbs 45]

Can't get enough of this man (art wise that is). Sorry for repetition







and Joey Essex  I reckon. 

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Haha - I knew he looked familiar

Dibbs 45 Did you get individual shots of each portrait? Reckon there's still a bit more room for Kwangho (and any other goodies)

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I was in the area late Saturday afternoon and as it was the final day (& I managed to blag free entry) thought I'd have another mooch. I was amazed that so many things were sold. The huge Library painting and the smaller Office were sold - as was the massive piece made up of about 80 canvases - an upward shot of a tree canopy which i had assumed was a Photographic print and on close inspection turned out to be PAINTED in oils and acrylic

I didn't pay too much attention to the Jealous stand as I had already had a good look the other day so didn't see what had sold although (I don't know if it's already been said) I believe the Fall to Alms OG sold and at a reported £90k reckon its safe to assume most, if not all the rest did too

There was another Katrin Original on Paper, I'm sure I've actually seen both before (in pictures) but seeing her work in person is incredible - I need to see her actually paint to work out whether it is a random outcome from the way she applies the paint, or something much more intricate - probably a mix of both but there's something in her work from taking in the entire painting to the tiniest details and patterns, it is incredible to study - oh, to own a Fridiks OG - I think it would just be eternal euphoria
  
There'd been a tiny reshuffle of the Kwangho's, I don't know if it meant some had sold or not as I think some galleries chose not display what had / hadn't sold.  I did promise the full set of Portait shot's and as the show has finished its not going to spoil it for anyone. I had my GoPro with me and thought the fish-eye lens might make some interesting shots - on the whole they were shit  but a few didn't come out to bad and it meant I could get a shot of the most mahoosive pieces too, so if things look bit bendy you know why.....

 





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[dreadnatty]

Really dig that Rero stuff 11

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Any idea what those Opie lenticulars go for 11?

[WOOF]

May 26, 2015 2:05:39 GMT 1 dreadnatty said:

Any idea what those Opie lenticulars go for 11?

pm me your email, I'll send you a preview from opie's show.

[Coach]

May 26, 2015 1:37:25 GMT 1 11 said:

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These are brilliant. Thanks for the pics

[Feral Things]

May 26, 2015 1:27:19 GMT 1 11 said:

There was another Katrin Original on Paper, I'm sure I've actually seen both before (in pictures) but seeing her work in person is incredible - I need to see her actually paint to work out whether it is a random outcome from the way she applies the paint, or something much more intricate - probably a mix of both

These are from her 'Bells Are Ringing' series and, you're right, they have been shown before; the piece on the right was at her recent 'Stendhal Syndrome' show at Circle Culture.  You can get an idea of some of her more established techniques and processes from this video:

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May 26, 2015 12:16:55 GMT 1 Feral Things said:

May 26, 2015 1:27:19 GMT 1 11 said:

There was another Katrin Original on Paper, I'm sure I've actually seen both before (in pictures) but seeing her work in person is incredible - I need to see her actually paint to work out whether it is a random outcome from the way she applies the paint, or something much more intricate - probably a mix of both

These are from her 'Bells Are Ringing' series and, you're right, they have been shown before; the piece on the right was at her recent 'Stendhal Syndrome' show at Circle Culture.  You can get an idea of some of her more established techniques and processes from this video:

Nice one Feral Things - and it was great to see some of her techniques too - clearly it is a mix of random application with the intricate finishing. I had assumed there was some sort of extra medium that caused some reaction with the paint (in some of the minutest details there were intricate little patterns) - i assumed they were some sort of  reaction and caused natural but uniform pattens to emerge - although now i think it is more a case of the intricate little touches and manipulation of the mediums she uses 

I really Enjoyed that and after seeing her work up-close she is amongst my most sought after artists. I kind of sense that where previously,  female representation in the scene was waning we are beginning to some some very strong female artists coming through (Katrin, Herakut (half of), Maya, Miss Van.....) 

[dreadnatty]

May 26, 2015 4:14:33 GMT 1 WOOF said:

May 26, 2015 2:05:39 GMT 1 dreadnatty said:

Any idea what those Opie lenticulars go for 11?

pm me your email, I'll send you a preview from opie's show.

Thanks WOOF, already got it from 11