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William Cobbett's A French Grammar, published in 1829. Artist Kyra Clegg took this sad, battered old book and turned it from thi...

Leslie Pearson

Gut, wire, paper, 144" x 48" x 4" (depth), 2012 SOLD

+ ITEM DESCRIPTION + Paperback: 71 pages Publisher: Bunka (2016) Language: Japanese Book Weight: 221 Grams The book introduces how to make very cute 98 brooches and accessories using oven clay. Brooches come in these shapes + Birds + Flowers + Butterflies + Rabbits + Acorns + Squirrels + Cats + Trees + Mushrooms + Clouds + Ribbons + Horses + Apples + Buttons + Squares + Houses + Circles Lots of Cute Designs! SHIPPING INFORMATION All items will be shipped by registered method with a…

Sewn book: glass jar, paper, resin, tacks, approx. 4" x 12", 2012

Your handwriting. The way you walk. Which china pattern you choose. It’s all giving you away. Everything you do shows your hand. Everything is a self-portrait. Everything is a diary. Chuck Palahniuk As I worked in silence with shards and pieces of egg shell, gluing, painting and marking it occurred to me these were perfect self portraits – cracked open, glued together bits marked with illegible words and streaks, just like me. Cracked. Glued back together, changed by experiences. Marked by…

Marian Hosking is currently having an exhibition titled greetings from … at Gallery Funaki in Melbourne, Australia, where Marian is also based. As Kevin Murray has pointed out, “The basis for Marian’s artistic vision seems laid partly at her birth. Her parents’ marriage combined the two main elements that characterize her work. The mother was a passionate conservationist and

Wire, stretched and burned hog casings, fabric. Approx. 41" x 41" x 3". 2013

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Sewn book: glass jar, paper, resin, tacks, approx. 4" x 12", 2012

close by shane drinkwater. Artwork Type: Painting;

Leslie Avon Miller

This became part of a series called Unwilling Journeys, and shows pictures of my grandmother, sent from Jamaica to Scotland on the death of her mother -nutmeg, coffee, cinnamon, spices from her home, boats, and a book telling in map form all the journeys my female ancestors were forced to take. The tiny boats are plastic models from a hobby shop covered with paper and lined with lead tops from Spanish wine bottles, saved for me by a kind Spanish waiter called Manuel.