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    Artists' Laboratory 3: Nigel Hall

    Explores the relationship between Hall's landscape drawings and his abstract sculpture. This product has been discontinued. See the Related Products below or email [email protected] and we can suggest something similar which you may also like.
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    Dimensions 23.2 x 1.2 x 16.2cm
    No. of Pages 48
    SKU 02079233

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    Product story

    The Artists' Laboratory series presents the more experimental and less familiar work of contemporary artists, opening up the creative process to explore the conceptual, visual and practical issues with which they engage. This title includes a conversation between Nigel Hall and fellow practitioner, Bryan Kneale RA, an incisive introduction by Paul Huxley RA and a short essay by Judith Flanders. These diverse responses get to the heart of what art-making involves, looking behind the scenes at some of the most interesting art being created today. 23.5 x 16.5cm, 48pages, 58 illustrations, softback with a dustjacket.