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29 May 2008, 02:22

browsing freebee newspaper "shortlist" noticed exhibition "Fac Off" in MCR not cheap if you buy one

http://www.richardgoodallgallery.com/contemporaryart/m18/Central-Station/index.html

29 May 2008, 09:20

If anyone wants to treat me to a TOMMY COOPER print,I'll let you...

29 May 2008, 19:12

Cheaper just sticking their album covers in a frame,no

:shrug:

30 May 2008, 15:19

went over to the central station design exhibition (in Northern 1/4) dead 'double' good- nice to see the real classics - Bummed, James(Hymn from a Village) Tart Tart, Squirrel et al... but £700 for a print ...er no thanks. All in all worth the drive there & a nice accompanyment to the 'recent' Urbis exhibition. :clap:

30 May 2008, 15:54

Andrew Sayer wrote: went over to the central station design exhibition (in Northern 1/4) dead 'double' good- nice to see the real classics - Bummed, James(Hymn from a Village) Tart Tart, Squirrel et al... but £700 for a print ...er no thanks. All in all worth the drive there & a nice accompanyment to the 'recent' Urbis exhibition.

Fully agree, I went last week and its great to see the artwork. They look superb big and framed up. Still too expensive for a print though.

James artwork is "Sit down" not "Hymn from a Village" - Sorry being anal! :wink:

31 May 2008, 02:16

There's a four-page piece about them in the Guardian Guide today. It's an interview with Ryder.

31 May 2008, 06:13

The Boy wrote:

Andrew Sayer wrote: went over to the central station design exhibition (in Northern 1/4) dead 'double' good- nice to see the real classics - Bummed, James(Hymn from a Village) Tart Tart, Squirrel et al... but £700 for a print ...er no thanks. All in all worth the drive there & a nice accompanyment to the 'recent' Urbis exhibition.

Fully agree, I went last week and its great to see the artwork. They look superb big and framed up. Still too expensive for a print though.

James artwork is "Sit down" not "Hymn from a Village" - Sorry being anal!

Ah yes - mistake, well spotted Gers Boy. Think it was Jim who did all the early Fac/Sire sleeve releases. Original S.D. (rough Trade 12") with bloke on front now worth a canny price i reckon, along with 1 Man Clapping lp & (cd especially)