Portobello Art

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Portobello Art

Post by Bob Jefferson » 24 Sep 2006, 16:11

I thought it would be nice to start a new thread to showcase some of Portobello's many local artists. Lindsay McCrea has his own gallery at 298 Portobello High Street. This is one of a series of local scenes that Lindsay has recently completed. Prints available in a variety of sizes.

All art is copyright of the artist. (If you want to debate this I believe RFP has a thread on this subject. :wink:)

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Post by Dadaist » 24 Sep 2006, 18:47

As the curator of Duddingston Gallery, I'm proud to present our first installation piece - "Vader" :

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"This bleeding-edge situationist comment immediately draws parallels not only between Lucas' oevre and the situation in Iraq, but between Anakin and PFANS journey towards the dark side." is what it says in the brochure.

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Post by Bob Jefferson » 24 Sep 2006, 19:14

Delighted to see you are spending your Sunday evening constructively, but I think you are going to be in big trub when Emily finds out you have used all her black plasticine.

I knew I should have made this thread read-only. :roll:

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Post by Dadaist » 24 Sep 2006, 19:23

Bob Jefferson wrote:Delighted to see you are spending your Sunday evening constructively, but I think you are going to be in big trub when Emily finds out you have used all her black plasticine.

I knew I should have made this thread read-only. :roll:
Yeah but if it was read-only, only youse would get to decide what was or wasnae "art".

It's Early Learning Centre glitter "Soft Stuff" and Lord V consituted only 20% of the tub during his short life.

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