Ian Howard: The Dagger & The Sheath

Ian Howard: The Dagger & The SheathIn the suite of prints entitled Heretical Diagrams, Ian Howard explores the theme of ideas in opposition: orthodoxy and heresy, magic and reason, order and disorder. The opposition is found in both the imagery and the form of the prints. On the one hand the compositions are frontal, symmetrical, diagrammatic and describe clear unequivocal designs which reflect the structure of the altar piece, the icon and the banner. On the other hand these simple

Adam Bridgland lives and works in London

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Sólveig Aðalsteinsdóttir has studied in Iceland

The title uses old lowland Scots language with 'cantrips' meaning 'a magical spell of any kind'

She moved to Glasgow in 1971 and Aberdeen in 1976

But besides a painterly preoccupation with the world as he sees it

from Canada to the Falkland Islands

"On a personal level Claire Roberts' work has always had an immediate and lasting resonance for me

Duchess of Argyll who reportedly became a vociferous nymphomaniac after falling forty feet down a lift shaft

Year: 1999

5 x 78 cmMedium: ScreenprintEdition Size: 30Year: 1993

“As the alphabet evolved I realised what a low-brow bunch I was assembling