The Yorkshire Craft Centre has two highly recommended exhibitions of work by the staff of the Bradford School of Arts & Media until 17 February: Workers' Playtime and Beryl Beryl [which is, I'm told, what Rebel Rebel starts to sound like sung under the influence]. The latter is a particularly excellent display of work by Ian Taylor and Brendan Croker, but then I must declare my interests - Ian taught me the the ways of the chisel as a Foundation student almost ten years ago and more incredibly, also taught my father in the dim and distant primordial past. Just about the best sculpture you'll find this side of Wakefield.
18 Jan 2011
Beryl Beryl
The Yorkshire Craft Centre has two highly recommended exhibitions of work by the staff of the Bradford School of Arts & Media until 17 February: Workers' Playtime and Beryl Beryl [which is, I'm told, what Rebel Rebel starts to sound like sung under the influence]. The latter is a particularly excellent display of work by Ian Taylor and Brendan Croker, but then I must declare my interests - Ian taught me the the ways of the chisel as a Foundation student almost ten years ago and more incredibly, also taught my father in the dim and distant primordial past. Just about the best sculpture you'll find this side of Wakefield.
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