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The arrangement for Roman House Productions to publish Art of England magazine did not work out. We are currently making arrangements for future editions and will keep you posted on dates for the next issue. May we wish our readers, subscribers, collectors, galleries, artists and those working within the industry Season’s Greetings and a Prosperous 2012. As we look forward to bringing you the best in 2012 please let us know what you have planned and forward all press releases and emails to info@artofengland.uk.com
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Art of England is a specialist magazine that specifically targets art buyers and dealers, artists, art galleries and those who work within, participate in or simply enjoy art.
Designed to be highly visible, readable and informative, Art of England provides information on whichever art and art events are available, topical and newsworthy each month. With great editorial diversity, articles of exceptional interest and quality written by curators, artists, gallery owners and experts in their field, Art of England provides reviews, previews and an insight into traditional and modern/abstract art from established and emerging artists, ranging from pre-Raphaelite to Young British Artists and beyond. Advertise in Art of England Read Art of England Magazine Online
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Wonga, Hamam's and Lost Boys
Apr 1, 2011
It’s been totally mental over here; the studio hasn’t been this busy for years. It seems to me that there are no projects at all then all of a sudden, just like the number 35, loads of them come at once. There’s work to go out to shows in Hong Kong, Germany and Gloucestershire, not to mention three music videos to direct, a couple of bands to look after and a couple of complex collaborations to nail. Plus I've got totally absorbed in printmaking again, with the first result being a humongous print of the Hong Kong Art Fair in a couple of weeks.
Home Alone, Mothers & the Easy Crew
Mar 1, 2011
At the back of my mind I secretly wish cupid would hit me on valentines day, some invisible admirer proving that there's still an iota of interest in me from someone out there somewhere in the world. Like a kid on Christmas morning I lurch for the studio letterbox duping myself into believing that there will actually be a barrage of heart shaped chocolates, velvet red roses and a mound of those little heart shaped balloons on sticks. Alas just the usual pile of bills signalling the latest round of overpriced council tax randomly sandwiched between glossy fliers for all you can eat Chinese buffets and domestic cleaners. Each with all the graphic design flair of a call girls card in a city phonebox.
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