Tuesday is the Winter Solstice – the shortest day. This is one day I always look forward to, simply because it means the days start to get longer. Tough on vampires, I know.
The last few miles of a journey always seem the longest.
The last two days held a few highlights. Firstly I set up in Arc at Aspex on Thursday. Five pieces are on show until the end of January.
Next, I found out that both of the works I donated to the ‘Austerity Xmas Bogof’ have sold. This is a charity event organised by Wilson Williams Gallery, with whom I have exhibited several times during the last two years, including at the Venice Biennale. Proceeds of the sale go to the NSPCC.
Yesterday I had a thoroughly enjoyable chat with an artist friend – someone I always enjoy talking with, and a short while later I found out that the John Moores exhibition has had record visitors – so far 47,000 people have seen my 3D painting. I can’t quite get my head around that. Good stuff.
