For the sake of posterity, here published for the first time, is an old interview with literary editor and Prompt Arts founder Claude Barron (1965-?). Barron’s whereabouts are…
Of course usually I prefer watching my guest enter from a safe distance, the hotel opposite or from a parked car, but there’s probably nothing to worry about…
I never realised how much a train sounded like a plane. Or why travel makes us feel stress. Us all too busy. The train slowing down is like…
If the artist had been born earlier they would have been lauded as a primitive. Later, and they would have been a leading light in the BritArt movement….
We mix, we match We colour, we give We take some time In other people’s shoes. We stretch, we paint We draw, we write We watch in awe…
He warned me when he began. He was so clean and neat and the whole place was white. The colours are so bright. What if he spills them?…
Lord luv a duck. I am loving the duck. Not sure about the snotrags or the dubious liquid although I’m hoping it’s just water. Wonder what the pills…
Prompt 2.1 They spiral round the painter at work demanding insight of themselves beneath the sun beside the seaweed sea. They stop and pause; are caught in pose…
I can hear them walking away with fading laughter. Then the transporting thrum of underground train transporting my thoughts to nothing: An every day Om. I can hear…
TIMUTEO TUT by Siphillis Bronchitus Avon 300BC A common misconception that artwork of this era is based is based on plant life, this piece is widely believed…