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- The Last Of BaselitzI went to the opening of Back Again, the final exhibition of work by Georg Baselitz, who died earlier this year. Note that most of these canvases are very large (463cm x 304cm) and so very tall above the viewer. In South Gallery: In the corridor: In 9x9x9: In North Gallery, all (2025): South Gallery… Read more: The Last Of Baselitz
- Control Of The PassesI finally got around to watching Mrs Wilson (2018), the BBC drama centred on the life of Alison Wilson. In 1963 her husband Alexander Wilson – author of many popular spy and detective novels in the 1930s – died, and she soon discovered that he hadn’t dissolved his marriage to a previous wife, who turned… Read more: Control Of The Passes
- Fold Plane Limit EffectWe went to Somerset House to see the new exhibition of old work by M.C.Escher. Escher, like Dali and Magritte and I suppose Francis Bacon, has a distinct brand identity with widely-known and recognised works that are mass-reproduced, quoted, referenced and sometimes parodied. Unlike the others, I don’t think he is exactly classified or discussed… Read more: Fold Plane Limit Effect
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