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geoff sansbury paintings about decay.2009-11
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- Contributor name for Geoff Sansbury. Geoff Sansbury. Born 1941. Studied at Newcastle under Victor Pasmore and Richard Hamilton 1960-64. Taught at Newcastle. 1964-65 Prix Di Rome. Painting. 1965-67. Retired from teaching. Subject leader. Digital Media.University of Wolverhampton.2001. Exhibited. Young Contemporaries. Young Contemporaries. Travelling. London Group. Bear Lane Gallery, Oxford Hatton Gallery. Newcastle. Westgate Gallery , Newcastle. Gulbenkian Gallery, Newcastle University of Durham Chapel Gallery, York. Laing City Gallery, Newcastle. British Academy, Rome. Palazzo di esposizione, Rome. L’ Angelo, Sperlongo, Italy American Gallery, Rome. Blue Coat Gallery, Liverpool Harlech Bienalle Museum Tulle.Panicale.Italy. Museum of Modern Art Wales. Collaborative work on the internet:- The Glass Bead Game Has Started (interrupted by virus attack 2004) Almost The Last Brush Stroke. 2004 Awards. W.S. Smiles. Drawing prize. Young Contemporaries Prix di Rome. Public collections include Tyne and Wear Museum. Private collections in Europe and USA.
Pomegranite 2
ReplyDeleteRich autumnal palette with flares of late afternoon sun.
Brushstrokes not grasping for planes or underpinning volume, but in turmoil of inner combustion, self-consumption; (the opposite of former growth and swelling to maturity).
Fruits subside to shrunken, leathery distortions, lobed and snouted.
The last brilliant flames claim kinship with the naive optimism of the plate's spotted border, but the underlying darkness will eventually consume all.