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Friday, August 6, 2010

Brett Amory, Waiting

Below is a collection of images that I recently received from artist Brett Amory, all featuring his most recent ‘enlarged’ waiting series. At the end of June Brett had is first solo show in LA and whilst there he was given the opportunity to paint a life size figure directly onto the gallery wall. Enjoying the scale changed and the manner in which it had affected his characters Brett Embarked on a completely new vein of Larger than life figures, painted on to rough cuts of butcher paper.

Being heavily influenced by street culture this recent development couldn’t be bettered tailored to Brett’s stream of thought. Following a private viewing of the paintings at Heist Gallery, Brett took to the streets placing his ‘waiting’ characters back into the very environments from which he had extracted them years previously. The work now sits in the very locations where it was born, reengaging with those who have inspired an ever-expanding body of work.

If once they were waiting now perhaps they have become engrained, that is at least for a moment until the elements reclaim the paintings leaving only a faint trace of what was formerly there.





Tuesday, August 3, 2010

Jon Moran, Kingsley Elliott Graphic Designer

With the launch of our new web site you might find your self asking who was the creative brain behind the Kingsley Elliott Branding and graphic design, well your answer would be Jon Moran. Having graduated from RISD with Jon in 2008 we both moved to the city as eager as the next ‘New York New Comer’ to find our footing and come to grips with the ‘Big Apple’ thankfully we both seem to come up smiling.

Through 2009 Jon work for Lilo Studio based in on 26th St. in Chelsea, whilst there he worked for a selection of large name clients including Bravo, Leake and Andersson and The Bahamas International Film Festival (BIFF). Jon also acts as a freelance graphic designer offering us the opportunity to acquire his expertise to design the Kingsley Elliott web site. Our main goal with the web site was to build something that would functions seamlessly and through intuition, whilst also being fresh and edgy.

Jon continues to work in the city as well as with Kingsley Elliott as a graphic consultant. Please fell free to contact him with questions or enquiries about potential freelance work

www.jonmoran.com



Sunday, June 27, 2010

Brett Amory - Opening, Large works on paper

Large Works on Paper
Monday June 28th 7-10

Whilst in LA for a debut solo show, Brett had the opportunity to paint a life size figure onto the wall. Since Brett has taken the exploration a step further by completing five 9'x5' enlarged figure on Butcher paper. These works are a development on Brett waiting series and are on view for one night only at:

Gallery Heist
679 Geary St.
San Francisco, CA


If you happen to be in San Fran do make it along.


Saturday, June 19, 2010

Julian Lorber - Broadway Gallery Group Exhibition

1-15 July 2010

Preview 1st July 6-8pm

Spontaneous and exciting, Pop-Up New York is a handful of the city’s young and emerging artists gathered to spring up next to Broadway Gallery’s London show Underground on BROADWAY.

Featuring artists:Scott Bluedorn, Darlin Frometa, Young Heller, Julian Lorber, Jungyeon Roh, Tory Sica, Skummi, Cameron Snow

Plus more TBC.

Read more at Broadway Gallery

Julian Lorber - Kingsley Elliott

Wednesday, June 16, 2010

Edu Hawkins Music Photography


Just a couple of months ago whilst enjoying a fantastic week off at New Orleans annual Jazz Feast, I had the pleasure of bumping into Edu Hawkins, an old friend and photographer. Edu though inevitably enjoying all that the festival had to offer was in fact there photographing for the Independent Newspaper, London.

The festival if you haven't had the opportunity to experience it is second to none, a cultural extravaganza. Boasting some of the worlds most beloved musicians and so much great food that you will undoubtedly leave a few pounds heavier!

When looking through Edu's photographs I was taken by his fantastic ability to capture not just a moment but the atmosphere present within an environment. In fact whilst Edu was stood a the feet of the King of Blues him self (BB King, image seen above), I watched their interaction, with slight jealousy, from the tips of my toes at the back of a very crowded blues tent.

Since returning Edu has been featured in BBC oxfords 'People and Places' where a collection of his images from the festival plus a selection of others, are being displayed. Images include such iconic musicians as Jarvis Cocker, Jack White and BB King. BBC Oxford - Ed Hawkins

Have a look at more of Edu images at www.eduhawkins.com

Tuesday, June 1, 2010

Brian Fekete Interview


















View our most recent video by artists Brian Fekete at the link below.....

Lynn Herring Inverview


















View our most recent video of artists Lynn Herring via the link below......