‘PAINT: Richard Kenton Webb & Friends’ at Brownston Gallery in the beautiful town of Modbury brings together some of my past and present colleagues and students to celebrate painting together.
On starting a painting, an artist needs eyes that listen. I do not seek my subjects – they seem to come to me.
Painting and drawing are a human language, outside of words, a visual poetry to stand on, because it is pure and holy, and ‘other’.
Continuing thoughts on the difference between searching and researching, in the light of the Research Excellence Framework (REF) 2028.
Reflections on a conversation with Dr Richard Davey at Benjamin Rhodes Arts on Wednesday 24th May, 6.30-8pm.
Like Josef Albers, I have a passion to open eyes, so I believe it’s more important to search rather than research.