Exciting news!
I am having a solo exhibition of my cave paintings in Dublin at The Fairplay Cafe, 10 York Road The Anchorage Project Ringsend D04 E7KB. It opens on friday 12/4/24 and will run until 10/5/24. Please stop by and take a look.
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Two of my artworks are currently on display in New York at Van Der Plas Gallery in the East Village.
The piece illustrated above is titled Two For Tea. It is a mixed media work. Dimensions framed are 24×19″. The other piece on show is a mixed media collage and the title is The Carnal Veil. The dimensions are also 24×19″ framed.
These are two of my favourite pieces and are strong examples of my “Cave Paintings”.
I am delighted to be part of this exhibition. Unfortunately I won’t be able to attend, I am in Dublin. If any of my readers or followers are in NY over the next ten days I highly recommend a visit to this vibrant dynamic exhibition of Outsider and Street Art. Please go see the show find my work and take a photo or a selfie of you with my work and share share share!
In 1914 The psychoanalyst Carl Gustav Jung was asked by a friend what he thought about the political situation in Europe prior to the outbreak of world war I. His answer was I don’t have any thoughts about it but I see rivers of blood.
Precognition is real and comes in many forms. Clairsentience is knowing something before it occurs, clairaudience is the auditory awareness of something occurring beyond the current moment, clairvoyance describes the seeing of something with ones inner eye that has yet to reach ones conscience awareness through the five senses.
Seprpent’s Tears
Acrylic on paper. 2021
New work
Mixed media collage painting Title “Matador Moon”. Year 2020. Available.
I’m affected by the moon in grand ways. This work taps into the dance that takes place between me here and me out there.
Meet My Lovely She’s bold, she’s bright and she’s not in the least bit bashful. If ever I needed a reason to smile I only had to glance in her direction. That is the power of art.
The painting was done on a found surface a board with a number of studs which is most appropriate because a filly needs a stud right
I completed the work by adding a thin layer of varnish which gives the work a nice sheen.
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I feel optimistic about the coming twelve months and would like to wish all my followers and friends a healthy and happy start to 2021.
This is one of the pieces currently available. I created in 2020. The title is Two Moon Twilight and it is certain to brighten up a winter home!
My dominant hand was badly injured and yet I managed to create some pleasing works two of which are demonstrated above.
These two totemic works are a variation of my cave paintings in a monotype format.
The body is maimed but the spirit is quick.
I unearthed this rare treasure from my depths recently. I gave form to it using oils, fine Italian paper and and a magical process involving mechanical pressure and motion.
She was brought into being via a rapturous dance of spontaneity and consideration action and reflection.
Behold The Virgin of Numa.
It was one of those cold grey late January days where the urge to burrow deep in hibernation mode was strong. I only left my cocoon to forage for food.
Late on in the day the impulse to Google myself landed on me and I indulged. I was met with this charming appreciation of my artistic efforts by comedy legend Johnny Vegas who bought my painting pictured above back in September of last year.
The painting is titled Siesta and is acrylic on canvas..
The entire episode held magical qualities and proved my manifesting skills are on the up.
Turning in but getting smug over a recent arty purchase. After a park day with the boys a wee while back in Dublin I succumbed to my old hoarding temptations & dragged them along to a car boot sale. Suzie McCormack sold me that canvas & its made me smile ever since #iloveyouart pic.twitter.com/TDkYKJSDHw
— Johnny Vegas (@JohnnyVegasReal) November 15, 2019
I visited the Paris 2019 Outsider Art Fair in October. It was a deeply moving and revelatory experience for me. I saw myself there on the walls in the intensely powerful decorations on cardboard fragments, in the bold colourful otherworldly creatures that appeared like totems. Confronted with all that preternaturally familiar magic I encountered a people with whom I share a tongue.
The New York fair is on this week and although I will not be present in person or on the walls in a grander sense I am.
Thanks to the kindly manager in my local recylcing centre who supplies me with paints and other gifts I have been having a productive and fructified beginning to 2020. My studio is teeming with life and delightful forces.
I wish you all a year that brims and sings with joyful creative enterprises.
One hundred days, one hundred creations 