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Hi Kelvin
I was thinking of buying that Peter Lanyon book; I really must pay Amazon a visit!
I found Peter Lanyon: At the Edge of Landscape also by Chris Stpehens very insightful and I think it has some great reproductions of his work. I read the Ivon Hitchens book a couple years ago and also enjoyed it, in fact now you've reminded me I might have to read it again. I feel a bit of a bookfest coming on!
I remember seeing 'Lost Mine' by Lanyon at Tate St Ives a few years ago and feeling quite in awe of it. At first I found his comments about his work not being abstract quite intriguing but I think I see where he's coming from.
I did look on the BBCiplayer for the Art of Cornwall but it's no longer available so it would be great if it is possible to email it.
Thanks
All the best
Amy
Hi Kelvin
Sorry for my delay in replying. No unfortunately I didn't see the Art of Cornwall which is a shame as I am really interested in the Cornish post war period and particularly the work of Peter Lanyon. I think his work has been quite underated compared to some of the other artists he worked alongside. Did you see the Tate St Ives Peter Lanyon exhibition? I would have liked to have gone but couldn't, there is a very short video about it on the Tate St Ives website which you might be interested in. http://channel.tate.org.uk/media/671125809001
Hope this link works!
Good luck with your good work in the school, hope it is successful.
All the best
Amy
Sorry only just got your email. I really like your recent photos, particularly the Plymouth boatyard and 'No fish for supper tonight'. Purely from a painterly point of view the textures and colours in the boat hull are great, but I also see the observation you are making on the struggle of the fishing industry. Be interested to see where your work goes from here.
Yes you could be right there!
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