Where an idea comes from is often interesting to viewers of art.
This website comprises fifty four pages of images, text, audio & video
that discuss such ideas and document my work from 1970.
The illustrated buttons (below) connect to images;
descriptive text buttons link to pertinent information; and
magenta text links to related data about people, places and processes.
This website comprises fifty four pages of images, text, audio & video
that discuss such ideas and document my work from 1970.
The illustrated buttons (below) connect to images;
descriptive text buttons link to pertinent information; and
magenta text links to related data about people, places and processes.
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But first, why the choice of image at the head of this page?
London's Hackney Archives holds a copy of the Clarnico factory Specialties List (1906) that includes a photograph of the box-making department where foreman John Maycock (circled), my great-grandfather, appears near the back of the workshop and wearing a bow tie. Finding this publication at a time when my own work referenced the work of my forbears was of particular significance.
In the introduction to the Illustrated List I found:
"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".
I liked Clarnico's contextualization of process and product, so opted to follow their lead thus:
"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".
In the introduction to the Illustrated List I found:
"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".
I liked Clarnico's contextualization of process and product, so opted to follow their lead thus:
"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".
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