A new still life, Broken Camera with Red Curtain, will join two other recent works at the forthcoming mixed exhibition of contemporary still life painting at Waterhouse and Dodd in Cork Street, London. The show will be the last at their Cork Street premises before the gallery moves to a new space in Albermarle Street (due to the controversial Cork Street redevelopment).
The exhibition opens on 15th May, and runs until 7th June. A PDF of the catalogue (6.2 MB: requires Adobe Reader) is available. Other artists featured in the exhibition include, Edmund Chamberlain, Karen Gunderson, Claire Jarvis,Stephen McKenna, Jemimah Patterson, Brian Sayers, and Jennifer Trouton.
The main camera which features in the new painting is my old, and now defunct, stereoscopic (3D) 35mm Edixa. So, for those who may be interested, a stereo image of the work in progress can be viewed below. This photo was taken with my Fuji W3 stereo digital camera.
Brian May. Stereographer extraordinaire, astronomer and guitaristWow - that;s an amazing picture of a picture of a stereo event ! Love it.....
Help with viewing this picture in 3D can be found on Brian's London stereoscopic Company website.
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