This Audio Arts issue, originally published as an audio cassette magazine in 1996, includes Angela Bulloch, Jake and Dinos Chapman, Gerhard Richter, Tracey Emin, Gregory Green and George Adeagbo.
During a walk along the Thames from Tower Bridge to Bankside, Angela Bulloch discusses
Page 1, cityscape with railway station Page 2, a rail freight carriage Page 3, standing nude woman washing herself in a bathroom Page 4, study of a cart Page 5, interior of a factory showing large machinery Page 6, less detailed study of the same factory as on page 5 Page 7, outdoors scene with architectural structures Page 8, interior of a library Page 9, long poem entitled ‚Sioux Indians‘ Page 10, continuation of poem from page 9 and a shorter poem about Jesse James Page 11, continuation of poem from page 10, and a musical score Page 12, poem …
Page 27, the top of a tower with a weathercock and roofs drawn in two panels side
This collection of Eileen’s Agar’s photographs have all been digitised. Most of the photographs were taken by Eileen Agar and her husband, Joseph Bard on their trips abroad, and around the UK, from the 1930s up until around 1960. Subjects of the photographs include architecture, landscapes, and seaside towns and villages, along with portrait and group photographs of Eileen, Joseph, and their friends, including notable artists and fellow surrealists such as Man Ray, Paul Éluard and Pablo Picasso. Some of the photographs relate to sections of Agar’s autobiography, ‚A look at my life‘ which is noted on the item records …
animals 48 Objects Photographs of architecture 94 Objects Photographs of bridges
Algernon Newton (1880-1968) was born in London and studied at Clare College, Cambridge, then at Frank Calderon’s School of Animal Painting, at the Slade and at the London School of Art. He exhibited at the RA from 1903 (becoming an ARA in 1936 and an RA in 1943). He was invalided out of the army in 1916. Newton’s first solo show was at the Leicester Galleries in 1931. He worked in Cornwall and Yorkshire, however, he was best known for his topographical city scenes of London (often at twilight) in oils. In these preparatory pieces and in-situ sketches Newton has …
Algernon Newton [c.1933] View by appointment Drawing of Kew Bridge and punts
Page 1, sketch of a view of the Seine Page 2, blank Page 3, sketch of two men sitting in a park Page 4, blank Page 5, sketch of a woman knitting in a park Page 6, blank Page 7, sketch of a park scene Page 8, blank Page 9, study of a hotel room Page 10, blank Page 11, sketch of a street with book stalls Page 12, blank Page 13, sketch of a street scene with a newspaper kiosk Page 14, blank Page 15, sketch of a view from inside a café looking out onto a street Page …
55, sketch of the sea and townscape with boats and buildings including two large towers
Algernon Newton (1880-1968) was born in London and studied at Clare College, Cambridge, then at Frank Calderon’s School of Animal Painting, at the Slade and at the London School of Art. He exhibited at the RA from 1903 (becoming an ARA in 1936 and an RA in 1943). He was invalided out of the army in 1916. Newton’s first solo show was at the Leicester Galleries in 1931. He worked in Cornwall and Yorkshire, however, he was best known for his topographical city scenes of London (often at twilight) in oils. In these preparatory pieces and in-situ sketches Newton has …
Algernon Newton [c.1933] View by appointment Drawing of Kew Bridge and punts
including a glass window for Tehran’s Senate building (1966), the Dag Hammarskjöld tower
