Ian Howard: Nucleus

Ian Howard: NucleusIn the suite of prints entitled Heretical Diagrams, Ian Howard explores the theme of ideas in opposition: orthodoxy and heresy, magic and reason, order and disorder. The opposition is found in both the imagery and the form of the prints. On the one hand the compositions are frontal, symmetrical, diagrammatic and describe clear unequivocal designs which reflect the structure of the altar piece, the icon and the banner. On the other hand these simple

Judy was for many years exhibitions organizer at Brighton Polytechnic

This is a distilled and highly subjective selection of images

Here in the screen print ‘Cheriplane’ a child’s toy is presented as object d’art

His investigations lead him all over the place from London to Shanghai via New York

Paper Size: 56 x 97 cm

their elegant line and graphic finesse makes them immediately appealing

This layering of meaning is mirrored by the physical layering of the printed separations

For me she symbolises the ethos of Peacock

my thumb and forefinger numb and white

Edition Size: 10

Paper Size: 65 x 84 cm Medium: Lithograph with Screenprint

including Aberdeen Art Gallery