These images were taken from a MRI scan of my spine which show a lesion on the lumber spine. The image hue has been manipulated in Photoshop
Digital Images of Spine Lesion
Tag: art
March Exhibitions
March’s exhibitions were in places not normally open to the public. Candida Stevens galley presented part of Stephen Farthing’s collection of paintings Museums of the World in the private gallery of Simon Draper, former chairman of Virgin Music Group. The paintings were interspersed with Simon’s impressive collection of contemporary art.
Bridget Riley Set Fair 2 1990
Nina Saunders Milk and Honey 2004
Patrick Caufield Terrace 2002
Richard Long Monkton Cross 2004
Stephen Farthing The Museum of Post Cubist Painting, 2017
A friend invited me to see her friend Ann O’Daly’s exhibition A Forward Step Back with Ann Cook. The art was interesting because it was inspired by bodily experience. I also enjoyed the colour and application of paint.
Ann O’Daly
Ann O’Daly
Ann O’Daly
Ann Cook
Ann Cook
February Exhibitions
Monochrome: Painting in Black and White at the National Gallery, London examined art works in Monochrome, which as someone obsessed with colour it was quite informative.
Olafur Eliasson created a light installation using yellow light which rendered everything in the room monochrome.
Hard Painting at the Phoenix Gallery provided the Colour and Abstract art that inspires my own practice.
Another fascinating exhibition where art and science meet is Deconstructing Patterns at the Francis Crick Institute, London.
Karen Lintott 