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For the last four years, Matthew Killick has been making black and white oil paintings influenced by visual encounters he experienced during numerous diving trips around the UK.
Bethan Wood: Justitia delves into the depths of the justice system, unravelling the multiple truths concealed behind a crime story, what inspired this piece?
‘Albertopolis’ according to the OED is:
'An informal name for: the area of South Kensington in London that is home to various cultural and educational institutions- including the Natural History Museum, the Royal Albert Hall, and the Royal College of Music.'
Opening the doors to cries of hypocrisy, I will readily confess that I consider myself both an animal-lover and an undeniable carnivore. On one occasion at a farm last summer, I spent a good hour fawning over a trio of piglets which I immediately named Snuffles, Truffles and Hogarth. Later that day, I would find myself lazing on a haybale and enjoying a hog roast: almost certainly a distant relative of my new porcine pals.
Donald Hutera speaks to Frédérick Gravel about his latest work 'Usually Beauty Fails', part of Dance Umbrella 2013, and the nature of beauty itself...
