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Perfumed Personas

This October sees me take up an artists’ residence in orchard Square – a retail unit in Sheffield. The residency will be open to the public, and as such it provides a means to develop my body of work and add […]

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Abstract with figurative allusions???

Researching artists recommended by my tutor I was interested to read about Castellas.  One critic described his work as  ‘abstract with figurative allusions or the other way around’. The constant debate  to align with a genre or style of painting […]

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Sara Lee Roberts

It’s important to visit local galleries as well as the big London ones. North House Gallery in Manningtree, Essex is an absolute gem. As well as being a beautiful Georgian building housing the most luscious print room stuffed with tall […]

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Howard Hodgkin and London

Today of all days was a good day to visit London. Out of the shock and horror of events on Wednesday emerged a palpable sense of solidarity, caring, love and hope. Walking through Trafalgar Square after my visit to the […]

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Portraits part 2…abandoned !

Have decided to abandon this. It was meant to be part of my final MA project but somehow didn’t fit into my Learning Agreement. Have been really struggling with writing this document but having discovered a very useful book – […]

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Event Exhibition

The Club

  • Archive
  • Venue:
    The Framers Gallery
  • From:
    September 21, 2016
  • To:
    October 01, 2016
  • Location:
    London
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Ten collages in two days

Mid-way through my MA I made a whole series of collages by combining two photographs of women, one contemporary and one taken up to 80 years ago. I haven’t made any since – the films of edgelands have taken over […]

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Breaking Pictures – Pixel Portraits

Have found the positioning I’m happy with and have added the corresponding hexadecimal colour code to each of the large pixels. I think this has the right balance between emphasising that this is a digital construct and being an interesting […]

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Breaking Pictures – Pixel Portraits

I’m interested in how digital images are really algorithms, working with code. This code could be interpreted in multiple ways – a song, a video, an image etc. It’s just one and zeros existing as electronic impulses on a memory […]

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I Wish I Hadn’t Chosen This Subject

My prep for a new set of portraits of British Raj officers, based on the collection of the City Palace Museum, Udaiphur, India

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Lesson Two at Portway Juniors with Year 6

Set Up   This week I didn’t come in early to speak with Millie; I just started setting up the whiteboard for the erasing meanness exercise. Using suggested words from the website, it took me about 20 minutes to set […]

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Review

Ben Hanley

Childrens (and grown-ups) candid camera photographer www.ohanley.co.uk at @Elsie’s_Place

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