Hi planning fans.
Muted tones. Mute swans.
‘Issue number 9.’
Measuring a consistently and comforting 68cm x 101cm and screen printed in 4 colours by my very own hands.
As always, heavy paper, heavy ink and in very limited numbers.
They cost a very reasonable £30.00 + pp, (local delivery free!)
After the last years planner being difficult to write on, no feedback has been taken on board and once again you can have lots of fun with heavy marker pens and stickers. After all, the future isn’t always clear.
Loosely titled -‘Two swans. One shouting, one submerged !’
Email me or DM if you want one and please pass it on to those who you think might. They go ‘quackly’ so don’t hang around.
Distribution as always can be a challenge so please be patient………..
Also- the brilliant @good_press normally stock a few.
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Pond life – floating blooms and debris .Acrylic and paper cups on canvas. 2023.
I’m lucky to have a new painting included in ‘From the Big Splash to the Last Splash Glasgow’ an exhibition which includes tons of stellar artists and is organised and curated by @toby_messenger_
Opening on Saturday 2nd September, 6 – 9pm. hope you can make it, should be fun!
@iota.us, 25 Hyndland Street, Glasgow G11
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2023 Year Planner.
SOLD OOT!
‘Issue number 8.’
Measuring the classic 68cm x 101cm and screen printed by my very own hands.
We’re talking heavy paper, heavy ink and in limited numbers.
They still cost a very reasonable £25 + pp,
What this years calendar lacks in clarity (who’d have thought printing a grid on a grid would look confusing!) it more than makes up for in ink coverage.
Loosely titled – ‘a new marigold dawn, a hill, a lawn, some sky and a yawn !’
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until october 16th
SOLO SHOW —WORKAROUND
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Two person Show with the brilliant Lotte Gertz https://lottegertz.com/
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2022 Year Planner.
Hi planning fans,introducing this years planner. Issue number 7. Still measuring a generous 68cm x 101cm and is screen printed by my very own hands on heavy paper and in limited numbers.
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Hey fans of days,weeks,months, years, screen prints and flies this ones for you . Titled- “Someone took my dinner and I never even voted for it” . It’s the all new 2019 year planner hand printed by myself as an edition of 60. Measuring a whopping 68cmx 101cm and costing minuscule £25+pp. Drop me an email or text or stop me in the street if you want one.
Lotte Gertz-Tony Swain- Charlie Hammond
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The new Year Planner is finally here. This year is predicting all the coming highs and lows with worms and ladders. It still measures 68cm by 101cm and is a 5 colour, screen print on a heavy paper (capable of handling the heaviest crossing out) in an edition of 55 and it still only costs a crazy £20 + p&p.
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Various Borders Placed Together- with Lotte Gertz at Good Press
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Fri 20 Feb 2015 – Sun 24 Jan 2016 (public opening Thu 19 Feb, 5.30-7.30pm)During regular opening hours \ FREE \ drop inThe Ballet of the Palette is an exhibition of 20th century paintings selected form Glasgow Museums’ collection. These paintings have been chosen by contemporary artists who exhibited work in the 2013 exhibition, Neil Clements, , Lotte Gertz, Charlie Hammond, Louise Hopkins, Merlin James, Victoria Morton, Carol Rhodes, Tony Swain, Hanneline Visnes and George Ziffo.
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