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Untitled blog post from "macro & micro"

  • Writer: Jonathan Moss
    Jonathan Moss
  • Sep 12, 2013
  • 1 min read

Well, we've arrived in Oxford at last. I'm fully installed in my studio and painting, in fact getting ready for an Open Studio event this weekend. It's great to be settled at last - I've now got a profile on the Magdalen Road Studio website too: http://www.magdalenroadstudios.com/artists.php?cat=64

Next week is the book launch for "Are There Any People Here?" at Filament 14, the experimental gallery space next to the studios. I've had four photos enlarged 40" x 40", they look great; the colour, tone and detail are spot on, it was a gamble as I used a German internet company, but it worked. I just need to sort out some smaller images.

My TV screen is in France still, so need to borrow one to show my videos at the exhibition. I also plan on using some of the text from the book to display on the walls, a bit of info will compliment the photos and give some context. Lots still to do before the launch, but great to be back in the swing of things so quickly.

 
 
 

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