ASP 4:: Artist's Self-Publishing Fair

Alexander Pollard; L. Pendrell

ASP 4: Artist's Self-Publishing Fair

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Abstract

ASP is an artist self-publishing fair held annually at the ICA, London. For ASP the artists Alexander James Pollard and Luke Pendrell will be collaborating on hand-tinted/painted prints based on Henry Thomas De La Beche’s well-known Victorian dinosaur prints. Rather than making their "own" work, Pendrell and Pollard will paint as "implied authors", fictioning an imaginary painterly collaboration between south coast legends Aleister Crowley and Charles Dawson (creator of the Piltdown Man). These new works will be shown alongside other self-published works and ephemera.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 9 Dec 2018
Event	ASP 4 - ICA, London, United Kingdom Duration: 9 Dec 2018 → 9 Dec 2018 http://www.aspfair.uk/

Keywords

self publishing
DIY culture
collaboration
ephemera
printmaking with painting
Post-Colonialism
The Occult
Aleister Crowley
Charles Dawson
Piltdown Man
Paleo-Art
Dinosaurs
pre-historic Dorset
Fictioning
Implied Authorship
painting
Printmaking
Henry Thomas De La Beche
magic
golden dawn
Intuition in Painting
speculative futures
Residual Mining

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