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Website: http://paulgneale.tumblr.com

Relationship status: married

College / University: Kent Institute of Art and Design

Program / Degree: Graphic Fine Art M.A

Graduation: October 30, 1994

Member type: Artist

If you're an artist, what kind of art do you make?: Drawing, Photography

I am...: involved in teaching/training international students.

About my artwork: I draw. Themes drawn from childhood, the Cold War and more recently, my young family. I also use cameras to document my family indirectly by recording images of all the discarded objects left around the place. In addition I appropriate found images and manipulate them , these images are quietly critical of politicians and the Royals.

Artists I like: Andrew Cross, David Cotterell, David Kefford, Paul Muse, Colin Self Pete Nevin, Peter Sorge, Peter Blake

Interests: Drawing and mark making, photography and video

What exhibitions are good at the moment?: Pretty much anything at Kettles Yard in Cambridge and First Site in Colchester. The Aid and Abet art space initiative in Cambridge is very exciting and requires critical attention.

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just bumped into john a walker in cyber land.., he has done great work and added a lot to the art education scene over the years.

Posted on July 3, 2011 at 16:29

Bank holiday blues. Made some collages and photographed them and archived them. Rest of day thinking and planning for a new drawing series. The drawings will relate to the family in some way, using toys as a departure point. It 's an intuitive thing. The drawings will be mediated through photographic references , but nothing over complex. It is a fairly well used contemporary tactic to use what is around one to make art.

Posted on May 30, 2011 at 15:30

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At 9:33 on June 19, 2012, Steven Music said…: Hi Paul, nice meeting you here too. Great work!

At 16:10 on December 12, 2011, MOUROT Marie-Jeanne said…: Merci Paul ,je pourrai mieux suivre ton travail!

At 8:52 on November 9, 2011, Georgia Peskett said…: Thanks Paul, yes I'm very interested in the work of Richter and hope to catch the Tate show,

At 15:38 on September 10, 2011, simon mack said…: yep like yr style . interesting new visual language you have there. best , Simon M

At 6:58 on August 4, 2011, Mark Lomax said…: Hi Paul, thanks for the add, I'd seen your work and had meant to contact you earlier. I like what you have been doing with your crumpled and distressed imagery, its an area I am currently exploring and it is always interesting to see how someone else is developing a shared interest. I like how in your work the manipulation of the image allows for new interpretations and a re-assessment of the original context.

At 4:34 on July 31, 2011, Dan McCormack said…: Hi Paul, This is Dan McCormack

These images are framed 20" x 16" and or 30" x 24".

At 8:51 on July 27, 2011, Margret Schopka said…: Thank you very much for friendship, Paul .Yes I know Roni Horn, I like her work very much.

regards Margret

At 8:12 on July 5, 2011, JOHN A WALKER said…: I donated my copies of ZG to the National Art Library because they did not have it. I have a long run of Artmonthly from 1978 if anyone wants them and is willing to pick them up in Surrey.

At 8:41 on July 4, 2011, JOHN A WALKER said…: I taught at Farnham during the 1970s one day per week as an art historian. One student I remember well is Peter Hill (Scottish now in Australia) creator of superfictions - has a website and writes on art for several publications, he founded the art mag ALBA.

At 6:39 on July 3, 2011, JOHN A WALKER said…: Thanks for comment. I have not been to Cambridge in many years - once gave a lecture at the university there on language and art. Poor health precludes travel these days.

regards John