welcome to forty eight pages of images, text, audio & video
that document my art work from 1970 to the present
illustrated buttons (below) connect to images of the work
descriptive text buttons link to additional information about the work
magenta text links to supplemental data about people, places and processes
that document my art work from 1970 to the present
illustrated buttons (below) connect to images of the work
descriptive text buttons link to additional information about the work
magenta text links to supplemental data about people, places and processes
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
As an artist/educator I know from experience that
where ideas come from
can be of interest to viewers. Beginning with this page's banner image
and its relationship to the site's design, this website offers opportunities
to understand the thought behind the work.
where ideas come from
can be of interest to viewers. Beginning with this page's banner image
and its relationship to the site's design, this website offers opportunities
to understand the thought behind the work.
First, London's Hackney Archives owns a copy of the 1906 Clarnico factory specialties list that includes the photograph (above) of the box-making department where foreman John Maycock (circled), my great grandfather, is seen near the back of the room and wearing a bow tie.
The introduction to the Illustrated List includes:
"We think it probable that the conditions under which our sweets are made may be of interest to our friends and have embraced this opportunity to include some illustrations of our manufacturing departments".
Following Clarnico's contextualization of process and product,
I followed their lead.
"I think it possible that the conditions under which my work is made may be of interest so have included information about why and how each series of works developed, and where the work has been exhibited".
The introduction to the Illustrated List includes:
"We think it probable that the conditions under which our sweets are made may be of interest to our friends and have embraced this opportunity to include some illustrations of our manufacturing departments".
Following Clarnico's contextualization of process and product,
I followed their lead.
"I think it possible that the conditions under which my work is made may be of interest so have included information about why and how each series of works developed, and where the work has been exhibited".
I update the site frequently and welcome comments or questions
about the work. Please feel free to contact me.
I will respond
about the work. Please feel free to contact me.
I will respond
bryan maycock 2013 ©