Joe Fan: Lost Peacock

Joe Fan: Lost PeacockJoes approach to painting is quite unique. He claims to have no great purpose to his paintings, no common themes or concepts, but instead presents them as being pictorial and narrative, depicting various stories and concepts for the viewer to interpret. He is fond of playing visual tricks in his work, and often paints tongue in cheek, taking liberties with perspective and magnifying the scale of his images. The four lithographs made at Peacock Visual

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and this is why lovely Molly Weir appears in place of the more predictable W is for whisky

so that what’s left is the aesthetic essential

strong contrast and richly textured painted and collaged surfaces Barbara Rae evokes a memorable atmosphere in all her work

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completing its 347 prints in six months

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Frances Walker RSA

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Taken from William’s exhibition ‘Offshore Fieldnotes’

and of course defeating the Galacticos on the way to their historic 1983 triumph