David Weatherhead provides Creative Direction & Product Design for brands including MADE.com and is Co-Founder & Creative Director of Design and Manufacturing company ByShop.
Made from Douglas fir with a screenprinted face, the Primary Clock was designed by London-based David Weatherhead and GOODD for Thorsten van Elten. The
Creative Direction & Industrial Design for brands including MADE.com
Andrew Weatherhead is the guest. His new book, Fifty Thousand Dollars, is available from Publishing Genius Press. From the episode: Brad Listi: I want to ask you about collaging. I’ve talked …
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Dorchester Collection. Coworth Park. Signage & Wayfinding by David Weatherhead on The Dots.
John D. Weatherhead, Margrit Kapler, A Responsive Chord, 1969 The Toronto Mendelssohn Choir Collection: Canada Modern Archive
Garden Rills - Part 2 - Jill Weatherhead looks at the Garden Rills of Villa d'Este and Villa Lante
Weatherhead Architecture recently unveiled designs for Butterfly Square, a mixed-use town center that'll be located in Halland, Sweden. This
In this month's installment of My Life in Color we hear a story from muralist, Anne Weatherhead and how she found her artistic direction.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bull , Philadelphia (before 1983); ( Sotheby's, New York , December 6, 1983, lot 258 ); [ John Eskenazi , London, possibly 1983–before 1988 ]; Richard Weatherhead , New York (estate sale in 1988); [ Adrian Maynard , London, 1988–1989, sold to MMA ]
Last week saw the opening of A Product of Geometry, featuring work by David Weatherhead and Sophie Cheung, at Glasgow's GOODD Ltd exhibition space.The exhibition examines the process of the object; The perception that each object has a purpose and meaning to it, without the user aware of the story...
Om kvinnor … Det finns två sorters kvinnor. De som bråkar för allting och de som bråkar för ingenting. Kvinnor förlåter de män som älskar dem medan männen älskar de kvinnor som förlåter dem /Leslie D Weatherhead Man kan tryggt säga att hittills bara en tredjedel av kvinnokönet rönt tillräckligt beaktande av männen, den nedre…
Lawrence Markey, Inc. 311 Sixth Street San Antonio TX San Antonio Art Galleries For Immediate Release Fred Sandback prints from the 1970s at Lawrence Markey opening Thursday September 10, 5–7 p.m. through October 16, 2015 Lawrence Markey is pleased to announce the exhibition: Fred Sandback prints from the 1970’s . Sculptor Fred Sandback (1943–2003) has been an integral part of the gallery’s program since he was the subject of our first one person exhibition in 1990 (in New York). This exhibition is our tenth solo presentation of work by Fred Sandback, and the first to focus exclusively on Sandback’s graphic print works. Sandback’s printed work includes etching and lithography, linocut, wood engraving and silkscreen prints. Sandback’s prints often use his own sculptures as points of reference, allowing for an extended study of sculptural variations in space. However, as Richard Field noted, Sandback’s prints are “independent works with a life of their own, functioning on their own terms.”* Printmaking was a technical challenge Sandback embraced; a tactile and physical process that could adapt well to delicate and precise imagery. Through various printmaking techniques Sandback explored nuanced properties of line. Sharp and precise lines in early silkscreens and etchings gave way to porous, more permeable lines in lithographs. Sandback’s prints reveal an artist fully engaged with the subjective qualities-color, texture, scale, and figure/ground relationships-accessible in graphic media. While space is a unifying motif through all of Sandback’s work, his endeavors in printmaking present an insightful counterpoint to his sculptural interventions. Link to selected public collections Link to full biography Lawrence Markey is located at 311 Sixth Street, between Broadway & North Alamo. Gallery hours during the exhibition: Tuesday–Friday, noon–5 pm, and by appointment. To request more information or images, please contact Sandra Weatherhead at (210) 228-9966 or [email protected]. Above: Fred Sandback, Untitled, 1976, Etching with aquatint, 22 x 26 inches * Fred Sandback Sculpture , Yale University Art Gallery, New Haven and Contemporary Arts Museum, Houston, 1991.
