Tom Hammick

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"Perhaps, as a romantic myself, this compositional device of a figure(s) seen from behind in the foreground or middle ground of an image come both with the territory of landscape as a hanger for existential concerns and as an acausal coincidence of synchronicity , albeit one that lagged two hundred years behind this Friedrichian trope!"
Tom Hammick


Tom Hammick, "Path to the Studio"

Tom Hammick

(geb. 1963 in Tidworth, UK)

"Path to the Studio"

Öl auf Leinwand 2024

159 x 202 cm

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[27651]

On the occasion of "DüSSELDORF COLOGNE OPEN GALLERIES 2024"
(30.08–01.09.2024)


30.08.–12.10.2024

TOM HAMMICK
(born in Tidworth, UK 1963)
"Rückenfigur"
– works on canvas, woodcuts and etchings

at the same time, we will be showing:

30.08.–12.10.2024

RALPH FLECK
(born in Freiburg im Breisgau 1951)
– works on canvas


Tom Hammick, "Living Air"

Tom Hammick

(geb. 1963 in Tidworth, UK)

"Living Air"

Öl auf Leinwand 2024

161 x 204 cm

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[27720]

We cordially invite you and your friends to our opening
on Friday, the 30th of August 2024, in the time between 6:00 and 8:00 p.m.


The artists will be present.


The exhibition by Tom Hammick will be accompanied by a digital catalogue.

You have the possibility to leaf through the cataloque
TOM HAMMICK (PDF)
virtually here.

Katalog Button


Special opening hours during
"DüSSELDORF COLOGNE OPEN GALLERIES 2024":
Friday 30 August 2024 10 a.m.–9 p.m.
Saturday 31 August 2024 11 a.m.–7 p.m.
Sunday 01 September 2024 1 p.m.–5 p.m.


Tom Hammick, "Garden in a Time of Loss I"

Tom Hammick

(geb. 1963 in Tidworth, UK)

"Garden in a Time of Loss I"

Farbholzschnitt (Reduktionsmethode) (Farbunikat) 2023

144,5 x 110,5 cm

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Auflage 20 Exemplare

[27349]

Tom Hammick, "Garden in a Time of Loss II"

Tom Hammick

(geb. 1963 in Tidworth, UK)

"Garden in a Time of Loss II"

Farbholzschnitt (Reduktionsmethode) (Farbunikat) 2023

144,5 x 110,5 cm

sign. num. dat. bez. bet.

Auflage 20 Exemplare

[27350]


Press release RALPH FLECK and TOM HAMMICK (German).


Tom Hammick, "Koodge's Garden"

Tom Hammick

(geb. 1963 in Tidworth, UK)

"Koodge's Garden"

Farbholzschnitt (Reduktionsmethode) (Farbunikat) 2022

140,8 x 120 cm

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Auflage 20 Exemplare

[26534]


RALPH FLECK – Malerei

TOM HAMMICK – Rückenfigur

Das alljährliche Galerienwochenende DC-Open markiert den Auftakt der neuen Ausstellungssaison im Rheinland. Die Galerie Boisserée hat für diesen Anlass eine Ausstellung kuratiert, die erstmals die beiden Malereipositionen des renommierten Freiburger Malers Ralph Fleck und des britischen Peintre-Graveurs Tom Hammick zusammenbringt.

Mit Spannung können neue Werke aus dem Atelier Fleck erwartet werden. Der vor allem für seine Stadtansichten, die wie ein malerisches Google Maps wirken, bekannte Ralph Fleck widmet sich auch diesmal dem Motiv "Stadt". In der Ausstellung repräsentiert sich die Stadt aber nicht nur durch die gemalten Häuserreihen und Straßenschluchten, sondern Fleck hat sich dem gesamten Kosmos "Stadt" gewidmet. Neben atemberaubenden Stadtansichten gehen wir durch grüne Parks, vorbei an blühenden Hecken, treffen Touristen und trinken einen Latte Macchiato; für das Abendessen kaufen wir ein Stück Käse. Mit Fleck gehen wir auch in die Randbereiche der Stadt, dort wo es nicht pittoresk ist, sondern wo vielleicht Müll liegt und wo eine Deponie oder ein Schrottplatz zu sehen sind. Schonungslos zeigt uns der Maler auch die angegriffene, kriegszerstörte Stadt. Durch die pure Schönheit in den anderen Motiven wird umso schmerzlicher bewusst, was durch sinnlose Zerstörung verloren geht. Dabei wird deutlich, dass Fleck das umfassende Thema der Stadt und des städtischen Lebens in einem romantischen Verständnis behandelt, indem er seine Sicht auf die unmittelbare Umgebung wiedergibt, auf das was ihn bewegt und auf das, was das Leben hervorbringt und ausmacht.

So umfassend, wie Fleck mit viel Farbe seine städtischen Welten aufbaut, so tief fühlt sich Tom Hammick in die ländliche Umgebung und in die Natur ein. Diese verknüpft er auf enge Weise mit den in seinen Bildern herumwandernden Figuren. In der Ausstellung sind neue Gemälde und Holzschnitte zu sehen, in denen diese Personen in der Rückenansicht dargestellt sind. Schnell nimmt man als Betrachter die Position dieser Figuren ein, begibt sich mit ihnen durch den nächtlichen Wald, steht am Ufer oder macht sich auf den Weg zum See, um dort im Mondschein zu schwimmen. Diese unspezifischen Gegenden, in die Hammick uns zumeist nachts entführt, schwanken zwischen Vertrautem und Fremdem, mal folgt man gerne, wie auf dem dunklen Weg zum hell erleuchteten Studio des Künstlers, mal fühlt man sich verloren. Die Rückenfigur, wie auch die Ausstellung heißt, ist ein uraltes künstlerisches Stilmittel. Sie geht uns mutig voran. In anderen Motiven steht sie der Erhabenheit der Natur gegenüber und so wird uns klar, dass in dem Raum, der sich zwischen der Figur und der Natur auftut, eine Sehnsuchtsperspektive entsteht, die es uns möglich macht, unsere Innenwelt auf die Außenwelt zu projizieren.

Ralph Fleck (*1951) war bis 2015 Professor für Malerei an der Akademie der Bildenden Künste Nürnberg. Seine Werke werden international ausgestellt und befinden sich in zahlreichen Sammlungen. Er lebt und arbeitet in Freiburg im Breisgau.
Tom Hammick (*1963) ist ein in Großbritannien renommierter Maler. Seine druckgraphischen Werke erarbeitet er in der aufwendigen Technik des Reduktionsholzschnittes. Bis 2019 lehrte er Druckgraphik an der University of Brighton. Hammick war im Januar 2024 Stipendiat an der Josef und Anni Albers Foundation in Bethany Connecticut/USA.

Die Ausstellung ist bis zum 12. Oktober 2024 zu sehen. Zur Ausstellung erscheint ein begleitender Katalog mit den Werken von Ralph Fleck.




"While drawing in front of Caspar David Friedrich's deeply moving paintings in an exhibition dedicated to his landscapes at the Nationalgalerie in Berlin recently, I had a personal epiphany about his uniformity of style. It dawned on me that he understood, however subliminally, that style across all the visual mediums in his oeuvre, was key to integrating his self to the world and the infinite beyond. It seemed a case that his own individual artistic language transformed his autobiographical personal experiences into something much more heightened and mysterious. Like a great poet, I found the visual descriptions in his work of personal friendships and love, framed in such epic surroundings, enabled me to ask questions that relate to my fleeting existence.

Why this obsession with Casper David Friedrich; to the extent that my exhibition at Galerie Boisserée is named after the motif of 'Rückenfigur', that he developed into a key component of his painting and that was taken on later by other artists in the Romantic Movement? Perhaps, as a romantic myself, this compositional device of a figure(s) seen from behind in the foreground or middle ground of an image come both with the territory of landscape as a hanger for existential concerns and as an acausal coincidence of synchronicity , albeit one that lagged two hundred years behind this Friedrichian trope! Does the use of Rückenfigur mean as an artist I can cajole the viewer into identifying with my painted and printed figures? And thereby with me? Does this compositional matrix help me share my own autobiographical experiences and pass them on as universal concerns about wonderment, the never ending sky, the infinite cosmos, and helps me attempt to convey questions about love and loss and ideas of home, and where home might be? Is it even possible to have a home beyond us being dwellers on Earth? In all this, can it be a device that links the specific to the universal?

As a young undergraduate in the early 80's studying Art History, I enjoyed a new approach to a sort of morphic resonance of picture making based on visual ideas rather than fact based research of chronology, provenance and geographical connections around influence and appropriation. As a would be painter, I liked to connect style, content and approaches of presenting visual information, across time zones and beyond the Western tradition. This was freeing. Max Baxendal, John Berger and Robert Rosenblum lead the way at the time. But it was Rosenblum's book Modern Painting and The Northern Romantic Tradition : Friedrich to Rothko that blew me away. He recognised how radical Friedrich's paintings were and still are to us contemporary painters, whether we be figurative or not.

In discussing Friedrich and my own work, the writer Adam Nicholson observed, "Looking at the painting of a figure looking out at the world makes us identify with that figure. He is alone, we are alone. But we are alone together. That shared loneliness both demonstrates our cosmic marooning and soothes it. The emptiness of loss is fused with the consolations of calm so that sorrow is filled with sweetness. And there is the darkness of the figure in the lit world. So it has luminosity, he has absorbency."

Tom Hammick, London, July 24

Tom Hammick, "The Warm Ligurian Sea"

Tom Hammick

(geb. 1963 in Tidworth, UK)

"The Warm Ligurian Sea"

Subtiteld: Shelter 1

Farbholzschnitt (Reduktionsmethode) (Farbunikat) 2022

122 x 101 cm

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Auflage 18 Exemplare

[27369]


Please see some of the works from the exhibition here:


Works of art

Tom Hammick, "Path to the Studio"

Tom Hammick

(geb. 1963 in Tidworth, UK)

"Path to the Studio"

Öl auf Leinwand 2024

159 x 202 cm

sign. num. dat. bez. bet.

[27651]

Tom Hammick, "Living Air"

Tom Hammick

(geb. 1963 in Tidworth, UK)

"Living Air"

Öl auf Leinwand 2024

161 x 204 cm

sign. num. dat. bez. bet.

[27720]

Tom Hammick, "Ocean and Stars"

Tom Hammick

(geb. 1963 in Tidworth, UK)

"Ocean and Stars"

Öl auf Leinwand 2024

151 x 181 cm

sign. num. dat. bez. bet.

[27741]

Tom Hammick, "Studio Albers"

Tom Hammick

(geb. 1963 in Tidworth, UK)

"Studio Albers"

Öl auf Leinwand 2024

82 x 56 cm

sign. num. dat. bez. bet.

[27722]

Tom Hammick, "Silent Disco"

Tom Hammick

(geb. 1963 in Tidworth, UK)

"Silent Disco"

Öl auf Leinwand 2023/24

45 x 38 cm

sign. num. dat. bez. bet.

[27721]

Tom Hammick, "Silent Disco"

Tom Hammick

(geb. 1963 in Tidworth, UK)

"Dancing at Sundown, Silent Disco 3 study"

Öl auf Leinwand 2023/24

46 x 38 cm

sign. num. dat. bez. bet.

[27758]

Tom Hammick, "Powder Mills study"

Tom Hammick

(geb. 1963 in Tidworth, UK)

"Powder Mills study"

Öl auf Holz 2024

25 x 16,5 cm

sign. num. dat. bez. bet.

[27728]

Tom Hammick, "Path to the Sea study"

Tom Hammick

(geb. 1963 in Tidworth, UK)

"Path to the Sea study"

Öl auf Holz 2024

25 x 16,5 cm

sign. num. dat. bez. bet.

[27731]

Tom Hammick, "Studio Albers study"

Tom Hammick

(geb. 1963 in Tidworth, UK)

"Studio Albers study"

Öl auf Holz 2024

25 x 16,5 cm

sign. num. dat. bez. bet.

[27729]

Tom Hammick, "Woodwalkers study"

Tom Hammick

(geb. 1963 in Tidworth, UK)

"Woodwalkers study"

Öl auf Holz 2024

25 x 16,5 cm

sign. num. dat. bez. bet.

[27730]

Tom Hammick, "After Work"

Tom Hammick

(geb. 1963 in Tidworth, UK)

"After Work"

Öl auf Holz 2024

15 x 10 cm

sign. num. dat. bez. bet.

[27718]

Tom Hammick, "Woman on a Parapet, after Seurat"

Tom Hammick

(geb. 1963 in Tidworth, UK)

"Woman on a Parapet, after Seurat"

Öl auf Holz 2024

18 x 13 cm

sign. num. dat. bez. bet.

[27719]

Tom Hammick, "Out of a Darkening Sea"

Tom Hammick

(geb. 1963 in Tidworth, UK)

"Out of a Darkening Sea"

Öl auf Holz 2023

12,7 x 17,7 cm

sign. num. dat. bez. bet.

[27717]

Tom Hammick, "The Invisible visible study"

Tom Hammick

(geb. 1963 in Tidworth, UK)

"The Invisible visible study"

Öl auf Holz 2024

ca. 20 x 30 cm

sign. num. dat. bez. bet.

[27732]

Tom Hammick, "Two Figures by the Sea study"

Tom Hammick

(geb. 1963 in Tidworth, UK)

"Two Figures by the Sea study"

Öl auf Leinwand/Holz 2024

18 x 24 cm

sign. num. dat. bez. bet.

[27742]

Tom Hammick, "Space Station, Looking back to Earth"

Tom Hammick

(geb. 1963 in Tidworth, UK)

"Space Station, Looking back to Earth"

Öl auf Holz 2023

17 x 23 cm

sign. num. dat. bez. bet.

[27744]

Tom Hammick, "Two Figures beside an Emerald Blue Lake"

Tom Hammick

(geb. 1963 in Tidworth, UK)

"Two Figures beside an Emerald Blue Lake"

Öl auf Holz 2023

25 x 17 cm

sign. num. dat. bez. bet.

[27747]

Tom Hammick, "Woodswoman"

Tom Hammick

(geb. 1963 in Tidworth, UK)

"Woodswoman"

Öl auf Holz 2023

18 x 13 cm

sign. num. dat. bez. bet.

[27745]

Tom Hammick

Tom Hammick

(geb. 1963 in Tidworth, UK)

"Night Flowers in Suburbia"

Öl auf Leinwand 2024

68,5 x 57,5 cm

sign. num. dat. bez. bet.

[27759]




Tom Hammick, "Koodge's Garden"

Tom Hammick

(geb. 1963 in Tidworth, UK)

"Koodge's Garden"

Farbholzschnitt (Reduktionsmethode) (Farbunikat) 2022

140,8 x 120 cm

sign. num. dat. bez. bet.

Auflage 20 Exemplare

[26534]

Tom Hammick, "Garden in a Time of Loss I"

Tom Hammick

(geb. 1963 in Tidworth, UK)

"Garden in a Time of Loss I"

Farbholzschnitt (Reduktionsmethode) (Farbunikat) 2023

144,5 x 110,5 cm

sign. num. dat. bez. bet.

Auflage 20 Exemplare

[27349]

Tom Hammick, "Garden in a Time of Loss II"

Tom Hammick

(geb. 1963 in Tidworth, UK)

"Garden in a Time of Loss II"

Farbholzschnitt (Reduktionsmethode) (Farbunikat) 2023

144,5 x 110,5 cm

sign. num. dat. bez. bet.

Auflage 20 Exemplare

[27350]

Tom Hammick, "Night Swimmer II"

Tom Hammick

(geb. 1963 in Tidworth, UK)

"Night Swimmer II"

Farbholzschnitt (Reduktionsmethode) (Farbunikat) 2023

75 x 107 cm

sign. num. dat. bez. bet.

Auflage 17 Exemplare

[27644]

Tom Hammick, "Night Falls"

Tom Hammick

(geb. 1963 in Tidworth, UK)

"Night Falls"

Farbholzschnitt (Reduktionsmethode) (Farbunikat) 2022

90 x 120,5 cm

sign. num. dat. bez. bet.

Auflage 12 Exemplare

[27640]

Tom Hammick, "The Warm Ligurian Sea"

Tom Hammick

(geb. 1963 in Tidworth, UK)

"The Warm Ligurian Sea"

Subtiteld: Shelter 1

Farbholzschnitt (Reduktionsmethode) (Farbunikat) 2022

122 x 101 cm

sign. num. dat. bez. bet.

Auflage 18 Exemplare

[27369]

Tom Hammick, "Singing Your Name"

Tom Hammick

(geb. 1963 in Tidworth, UK)

"Singing Your Name"

Farbholzschnitt (Reduktionsmethode) (Farbunikat) 2024

121 x 174,5 cm

sign. num. dat. bez. bet.

Auflage 7 Exemplare

[27727]

Tom Hammick, "Studio Albers"

Tom Hammick

(geb. 1963 in Tidworth, UK)

"Studio Albers"

Farbholzschnitt (Reduktionsmethode) (Farbunikat) 2024

62 x 46 cm

sign. num. dat. bez. bet.

Auflage 25 Exemplare

[27725]

Tom Hammick, "Path to the Sea"

Tom Hammick

(geb. 1963 in Tidworth, UK)

"Path to the Sea"

Farbholzschnitt (Reduktionsmethode) (Farbunikat) 2024

62 x 46 cm

sign. num. dat. bez. bet.

Auflage 25 Exemplare

[27723]

Tom Hammick, "Powder Mills"

Tom Hammick

(geb. 1963 in Tidworth, UK)

"Powder Mills"

Farbholzschnitt (Reduktionsmethode) (Farbunikat) 2024

62 x 46 cm

sign. num. dat. bez. bet.

Auflage 25 Exemplare

[27726]

Tom Hammick, "Woodwalkers"

Tom Hammick

(geb. 1963 in Tidworth, UK)

"Woodwalkers"

Farbholzschnitt (Reduktionsmethode) (Farbunikat) 2024

62 x 46 cm

sign. num. dat. bez. bet.

Auflage 25 Exemplare

[27724]

Tom Hammick, "Rükenfigur"

Tom Hammick

(geb. 1963 in Tidworth, UK)

"Rükenfigur"

Farbholzschnitt (Reduktionsmethode) (Farbunikat) 2024

129 x 168 cm

sign. num. dat. bez. bet.

[27637]

Tom Hammick, "Underworld (An Escape)"

Tom Hammick

(geb. 1963 in Tidworth, UK)

"Underworld (An Escape)"

Farbholzschnitt (Reduktionsmethode) (Farbunikat) 2020

118 x 199 cm

sign. num. dat. bez. bet.

Auflage 9 Exemplare

[26319]

Tom Hammick, "Konstanze at the Window"

Tom Hammick

(geb. 1963 in Tidworth, UK)

"Konstanze at the Window"

Farbholzschnitt (Reduktionsmethode) (Farbunikat) 2020

121,4 x 87,5 cm

sign. num. dat. bez. bet.

Auflage 21 Exemplare

[27641]

Tom Hammick, "Tamino in the Wilderness"

Tom Hammick

(geb. 1963 in Tidworth, UK)

"Tamino in the Wilderness"

aus der Serie "Glyndebourne"

Farbholzschnitt (Reduktionsmethode) (Farbunikat) 2020

119 x 89 cm

sign. num. dat. bez. bet.

Auflage 21 Exemplare

[27642]

Tom Hammick, "Art Life"

Tom Hammick

(geb. 1963 in Tidworth, UK)

"Art Life"

Farbholzschnitt (Reduktionsmethode) (Farbunikat) 2020

100 x 140 cm

sign. num. dat. bez. bet.

Auflage 15 Exemplare

[25359]

Tom Hammick, "Canopy"

Tom Hammick

(geb. 1963 in Tidworth, UK)

"Canopy"

Farbholzschnitt (Reduktionsmethode) (Farbunikat) 2018

87 x 111 cm

sign. num. dat. bez. bet.

Auflage 12 Exemplare

[24299]

Tom Hammick, "Blessings in the Air"

Tom Hammick

(geb. 1963 in Tidworth, UK)

"Blessings in the Air"

aus "The Making of Poetry" (Adam Nicolson)

Farbholzschnitt (Reduktionsmethode) (Farbunikat) 2019

33 x 49 cm, Abb. 30 x 44 cm

sign. num. dat. bez. bet.

Auflage 25 Exemplare

[25001]

Tom Hammick, "The Crossing"

Tom Hammick

(geb. 1963 in Tidworth, UK)

"The Crossing"

(in Homage to Alex Hartley's Dropper)

Farbholzschnitt (Reduktionsmethode) (Farbunikat) 2018

156 x 121 cm

sign. num. dat. bez. bet.

Auflage 9 Exemplare

[26601]

Tom Hammick, "Chamber"

Tom Hammick

(geb. 1963 in Tidworth, UK)

"Chamber"

Farbholzschnitt (Reduktionsmethode) (Farbunikat) 2017

75 x 71 cm

sign. num. dat. bez. bet.

Auflage 16 Exemplare

[24975]

Tom Hammick, "Pitch"

Tom Hammick

(geb. 1963 in Tidworth, UK)

"Pitch"

Farbholzschnitt (Reduktionsmethode) (Farbunikat) 2017

75 x 100,5 cm

sign. num. dat. bez. bet.

Auflage 16 Exemplare

[24974]

Tom Hammick, "Terrestrial"

Tom Hammick

(geb. 1963 in Tidworth, UK)

"Terrestrial"

Farbholzschnitt (Reduktionsmethode) (Farbunikat) 2017

119 x 152 cm

sign. num. dat. bez. bet.

Auflage 16 Exemplare

[24301]

Tom Hammick, "Outskirts (Day)"

Tom Hammick

(geb. 1963 in Tidworth, UK)

"Outskirts (Day)"

2teiliger Farbholzschnitt (Reduktionsmethode) (Farbunikat) 2015

120,5 x 161 cm

sign. num. dat. bez. bet.

Auflage 12 Exemplare

[24304]

Tom Hammick, "Outskirts Night"

Tom Hammick

(geb. 1963 in Tidworth, UK)

"Outskirts Night"

(Diptychon)

Farbholzschnitt (Reduktionsmethode) (Farbunikat) 2015

121,5 x 163 cm

sign. num. dat. bez. bet.

Auflage 21 Exemplare

[26322]

Tom Hammick, "Getaway"

Tom Hammick

(geb. 1963 in Tidworth, UK)

"Getaway"

Farbholzschnitt (Reduktionsmethode) (Farbunikat) 2014

60 x 80 cm

sign. num. dat. bet.

Auflage 20 Exemplare

[24305]

Tom Hammick, "Nocturnal Paintings Seen from a Garden"

Tom Hammick

(geb. 1963 in Tidworth, UK)

"Nocturnal Paintings Seen from a Garden"

Farbholzschnitt (Reduktionsmethode) (Farbunikat) 2012

78,5 x 120,2 cm

sign. num. dat. bez. bet.

Auflage 14 Exemplare

[26323]

Tom Hammick, "Tree Life"

Tom Hammick

(geb. 1963 in Tidworth, UK)

"Tree Life"

Farbholzschnitt (Reduktionsmethode) (Farbunikat) 2010

100 x 65 cm

sign. num. dat. bez. bet.

[27643]

Tom Hammick, "Night Studio"

Tom Hammick

(geb. 1963 in Tidworth, UK)

"Night Studio"

Radierung, Aquatinta (Farbvariante) 2020

41,5 x 49,5 cm, Pr. 21 x 31,5 cm

sign. num. dat. bez. bet.

Auflage 25 Exemplare

[27355]

Tom Hammick, "Dusky Island"

Tom Hammick

(geb. 1963 in Tidworth, UK)

"Dusky Island"

Radierung, Aquatinta (Farbvariante) 2019

43 x 54,4 cm, Pr. 24,5 x 33,2 cm

sign. num. dat. bez. bet.

Auflage 30 Exemplare

[27354]

Tom Hammick, "Night and Day"

Tom Hammick

(geb. 1963 in Tidworth, UK)

"Night and Day"

Farbradierung 2019

49,5 x 39,8 cm, Pr. 30 x 21,8 cm

sign. num. dat. bez. bet.

Auflage 30 Exemplare

[27357]

Tom Hammick, "Dark Woods"

Tom Hammick

(geb. 1963 in Tidworth, UK)

"Dark Woods"

Farbradierung (Farbvariante) 2019

44 x 51,5 cm, Pr. 24,5 x 33,2 cm

sign. num. dat. bez. bet.

Auflage 25 Exemplare

[27358]


Biography

Tom Hammick

Tom Hammick’s atmospheric landscapes are metaphors for human states and mirrors of human souls. The depictions of isolated human living spaces grounded in unreal environments evoke the atmosphere of both melancholic and dystopian dream landscapes.

They come from a variety of sources – Japanese woodcuts, Northern European Romantic painting, Eastern culture, contemporary cinema – or are inspired by the music of the British composer Benjamin Britten.

Hammick’s prints include etchings (with aquatint and/or sugar lift) and woodcuts (reduction woodcuts) – occasionally in variable colour editions, at times reworked with a paintbrush.

The British artist was born in Tidworth in 1963. He first studied Art History at Manchester University (1982–85) and later at the Camberwell School of Art, London (1987–92), where he obtained a degree in Fine Arts and an MA in Printmaking. He currently teaches Fine Arts, Painting and Prints at the University of Brighton.

He has received numerous awards, and his works are included in various public and private collections worldwide, including the British Museum, De Beers and the British Arts Council in London, the Yale Centre for British Art in New Haven, Connecticut, the Deutsche Bank in Frankfurt am Main and the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia in Halifax.

A monograph on Tom Hammick’s paintings and prints by Julian Bell was published in 2015.



1963 Born, Tidworth, UK
1982-85 BA Hons Art History, University of Manchester
1987-90 BA Hons Fine Art, Camberwell College of Art, London
1989 Nova Scotia College of Art and Design, Halifax, Canada
1990-92 MA Printmaking, Camberwell College of Art, London


Tom Hammick is an artist living and working in London.



Einzelausstellungen nach 2000 / Selected Solo Exhibitions after 2000

2000 New Paintings and Prints, Redfern Gallery, London
Paintings, Tapestries and Prints, a retrospective, Etc. Gallery, Soho 601, London
The Surfer Paintings: The Eagle Gallery hosting at 45 Bethnal Green Road, London, E2
2001 New Work, Studio 21 Fine Art, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
Atlantic Provinces, Paintings and Prints, Paul Kane Gallery, Dublin
Surfer paintings and Prints, Star Gallery
2002 Tapestries, Itre, London
View from the Shore, Kings Gallery, Lewes
2003 Homeland, New Paintings at The Eagle Gallery, London
New monumental Woodcuts and Lithographs. Standpoint Gallery, Hoxton, London
Paintings and Woodcuts, Studio 21 Fine Art, Halifax, Canada
2004 Works on paper, The Eagle Gallery, London
The Villas, The Eagle Gallery in association with Martin Elliott
2005 Project Space, London Art Fair: I month of painting
Journey Through Newfoundland, New Paintings, Eagle Gallery
Studio 21 Fine Art: Travel, New Work
Stewart Zimmer Gallery, Arundel
Chipping, Camden Gallery, New York
New Graphic Work, Flowers East Gallery
An exhibition of Paintings and Prints since 2000 at The Hospital, Covent Garden, London
2006 Paul Kane Gallery, Dublin, Plural New Work
HQ Gallery, East Sussex 49th Parallels, Travels Through Newfoundland
Kelly Ross Fine Art, Dorset
2007 Eagle Gallery, London
Camden Gallery, Glos
Page and Strange, Canada
Chalk Hill Fine Art
New Paintings, Eagle Gallery, London
2008 Charleston Festival Exhibition: Nocturnal and other paintings
2009 Sir Wilfred Grenfell College Art Gallery, Corner Brook, NL, Canada
Paul Kane, Dublin, Pro tem, new paintings
Salisbury Museum and Art Gallery
Canopy: Kelly Ross Fine Art, Dorset
Terrestrial, 10 years of Printmaking, Northern Print, Newcastle
New Paintings, Gallery Page and Strange, Canada
Paintings and Works on Paper, Christina Parker Gallery, Canada
2010 The Campden Gallery
2011 Edgeland, Eagle Gallery, London
Imitations of Nature, Flowers Gallery, London
Time Thought and Space, Chalk Hill Fine Art
Dreams of Us, New Paintings and Woodcuts, Gallery Page and Strange, Canada
2012 Dreams of Here, with Andrzej Jackowski and Julian Bell, Brighton Museum and Art Gallery
Evading Dystopia, New Works, The Campden Gallery
Large Printworks, Where Where Gallery, Beijing
Night and Day, New Drawings and Printworks, Rabley Drawing Centre
Night Prints, Christina Parker Gallery, Canada
2013 Night Sky, Flowers Gallery, Cork Street, London
Map, with Patrick Jones, Baker Mamonova Gallery, St Leonard's-on-sea, East Sussex
Hypnagogic, Galerie Prodromus, Rue Saint-Sebastien, Paris
Eidetic, Kelly Ross Fine Art, Blandford, Dorset
2014 New Paintings, Flowers Gallery, New York
2015 Wall Window World: Flowers East Gallery, London
Solo show, Candida Stevens, Chichester
Opera Works, Galerie Prodromus, Paris
2016 Towards Night. A collection of over 60 artists celebrating the nocturnal, Towner Eastbourne
Passes Between Us, Rabley Drawing Centre, Wiltshire
Out of Opera. Paintings and works on Paper inspired by ENO residency
Waiting for Time. Sea Paintings and Works on Paper, Sladers Yard
2017 Lunar Voyage, New Woodcuts, Flowers Gallery, New York
2018 Lunar Voyage, Aldeburgh Music Festival, Suffolk in the Peter Pears Gallery and Garage Gallery, Aldeburgh
Lunar Voyage, Flowers Gallery, Kingsland Road
Island Life: new works, Rabley Drawing Centre
2019 Night Animals, New Paintings, Flowers Gallery, Cork Street
The Making of Poetry Woodcuts, Flowers Gallery, Cork Street
Deep North Selected Prints, 2004-2019, Glasgow Print Studio
The Making of Poetry Woodcuts, Rye Art Gallery
Lunar Voyage, St Mary's University Art Gallery, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
Lunar Voyage, The Drawing Schools, Eton College
Dark Woods of England, Galerie Boisserée, Cologne, Germany
2020 Nightfire, New Paintings and Prints, Lyndsey Ingram Gallery, London
Dark Woods of England, Galerie Boisserée, Cologne, Germany
Atlantica, with Lyndsey Ingram Gallery, London, Virtual Exhibition
Miles to go before I sleep, Paul Smith, London
2021 New Woodcuts and Etchings, Glyndebourne Festival Opera
The Rake's Progress, Exhibition with David Hockney, Glyndebourne
Arcadian Dreams, Dartington Hall, Devon
2022 My Sister's Garden, Lyndsey Ingram Gallery, London
New Monotypes, Glyndebourne Festival Opera
Introduction to Tom Hammick: Night Paintings and Woodcuts, Taylor Piggott Gallery, Jackson Hole Wyoming
2023 Being Here, Small new Paintings, Project 78, St Leonard's on Sea
Paintings and Prints, Galerie Boisserée, Cologne, Germany
Paintings and Woodcuts, Gail Severn Gallery, Idaho, USA
2024 Rueckenfigur, new paintings and prints, Galerie Boisserée, Cologne, Germany



Gruppenausstellungen nach 2000 / Selected Group Exhibitions after 2000

2000 Art 2000, London, Eagle Gallery and Advanced Graphics
Basel Art Fair with Eagle Gallery
Local Colour, Bury St Edmunds Art Gallery
New Tapestries, The Oxford Gallery
Five Gallery Artists, Star Gallery
Paintings and Prints, Studio 21, Fine Art, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
Paintings and Etchings, Unit 26, London
Panel Paintings: Wilson Stephens Fine Art
The Redfern at Bearings Bank
The Redfern at Brighton Festival
Cheltenham Drawing Exhibition, touring to Hull and Switzerland through 2001
Core Arts at Barings
Unit 26, 68 Dean Street, London
Undercurrents: The Eagle Gallery, Three man show Andrzej Jackowski and Matthew Burrows
Leading British Artists from Advanced Graphics, Original Print Gallery, Dublin
2001 Art 2001, Work at The Eagle Gallery, Rosanna Wilson Stephens and Advanced Graphics
Gallery Artists: New Graphic Works, Eagle Gallery, London
Century by the Sea - Newhaven in painting, The Chapel Arts Centre, Newhaven, Sussex
Jerwood Drawing Competition, Cheltenham, London and Hull
2002 Hunting Prize, Royal College of Art
Art 2002, London Islington, Eagle Gallery, Wilson Stephen Fine Art and Advanced Graphics James Huntington Whitely, London (Football World Cup)
Drawing Open, Gainsborough's House
Wilson Stephen Fine Art at the British Art Fair, London
DACS Open, Q.E. 11 Centre, London
Eagle Gallery: Three Printmakers. Stephen Chambers and Jane Joseph
Miniatures: From the Eagle to the Star, Lewes, Sussex
Wall to Wall, Sarah Myerscough Fine Art, London
2003 Art 2003, London Islington, Wilson Stephens Fine Art
Jagged Art in Start Section at Art 2003, London Islington
Hunting Prize, Royal College of Art, London
The Sussex Open, Brighton
Paupers Press, New Publications, Venice and London
Art Frankfurt with the Eagle Gallery
Tapestries at Glyndebourne, 2003 Season
The Figure in Contemporary Print, Angela Flowers East, Kingsland Rd., London
Toronto International Art Fair/Studio 21 Fine Art
2004 Hunting Prize, Royal College of Art, London
Art 2004, Eagle Gallery, London
Works on Paper by Gallery Artists, Eagle Gallery, London
Summer Show, The Royal Academy of Arts
Chelsea Art Fair/Jagged Art
20/21 British Art, Royal College of Art with Wilson Stephens Fine Art
Toronto Art Fair/ Studio 21 Fine Art
New York Print Fair, with Sophie Hall
Homes and Gardens Stand, Decorex Interiors Fair with Lucy Elworthy
Jerwood Drawing prize, London, On tour to Pittville Gallery, University of Gloucestershire; Bayart, Cardiff
2005 Jerwood Drawing Prize on tour to mac, Birmingham; EICH Gallery/Lincoln University & The
Lowry, Salford
The Hunting Prize, 2005, Royal College of Art, London
Print Works, Campden Gallery with selected artists from Marlborough and the Eagle
The Summer Show, Royal Academy of Arts, winner London Print Prize
Christmas Show, Zimmer Stewart Gallery
New York Art Fair with Flowers East Gallery
Small is Beautiful, Flowers East Gallery
2006 British Printmakers, Flowers Gallery, New York
The Sovereign Art Prize finalists, Bonhams, London
London Art Fair, The Eagle Gallery
Madrid Art Fair, The Eagle Gallery
Travel, an exhibition of works at Clifford Chance
New Editions, The Eagle Gallery, with Peter Abrahams, Julia Farrer, Zara Matthews and Terry Smith
Mixed Show, Camden Gallery
Toronto Art Fair with Christina Parker Gallery, Dublin
Works on Paper Fair, Royal Academy of Arts with Flowers Graphics
New York Art Fair with Flowers East Gallery
Drawing Breath: 10 years of the Jerwood Drawing Prize, Wimbledon College of Art
Contemporary Woodcuts, Flowers East Gallery
Small is Beautiful, Flowers East Gallery
2007 Drawing Breath: 10 Years of the Jerwood Drawing Prize, NAS Galleries, Sydney, Australia
From Elsewhere, The Campden Gallery, with Matthew Burrows, Denise De Cordova and James Fisher
Advanced Graphics: Celebrating 40 Years, with Frost, Beattie, Hoyland and others
The Originals Works on Paper Fair at the Royal Academy of Arts with The Eagle Gallery
Drawing Breath: 10 Years of the Jerwood Drawing Prize, Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts, Singapore
Selected for the Sunday Times /Singer & Friedlander Watercolour Competition
Selected for the Discerning Eye Competition
2008 Drawing Breath: 10 Years of the Jerwood Drawing Prize, Royal Academy of Arts, West of England
Drawing Breath: 10 Years of the Jerwood Drawing Prize, University of Aberdeen
Autobiography: Flowers Graphics
The Figure, Sarah Myerscough Fine Art
Romance, The Kowalsky Gallery, DACS, London
Leaping Down to Earth: 12 Poems by Robert Vas Dias responding to 6 pictures each by Tom Hammick and Stephen Chambers
The Summer Show, Royal Academy of Arts, London
The Figure: Sarah Myerscough Fine Art
Small is Beautiful, Flowers East Gallery, London
The Print Fair, The Armoury New York, Flowers Graphics
2009 The Summer Show, Royal Academy of Arts
Northern Print Biennale, Laing Art Gallery, Newcastle
Summer's Lease, The Eagle Gallery with Nick Carrick, Sarah Sparkes, Philippa Sutherland and Amanda Vesey
2010 When the Crows Fly White with Tony Wilson and Andrzej Jackowski, St. Anne's Galleries, Lewes, East Sussex UK
Originals 10. Selected Artist, Mall Galleries
Print Fair, Royal Academy of Arts with The Eagle Gallery and Flowers Graphics
The Summer Show, Royal Academy of Arts, London
2011 Out of Drawing, Tom Hammick, Laura Carlin, Betsy Dadd, Zimmer Stewart Gallery
The Summer Show, Royal Academy of Arts, London
Multiplied, New Woodcuts, Christie's South Kensington with The Eagle Gallery, London
New Woodcuts, with Flowers at the New York Print Fair, The Armoury NYC
The Threadneedle Prize, Mall Galleries, London
New Works, Christina Parker Gallery, Newfoundland, Canada
2012 Concerning Landscapes, with Olafur Eliasson, The Towner Gallery
Daiwa Foundation Shortlist Exhibition, Daiwa House, London
The Summer Show, Royal Academy of Arts, London
Multiplied 2012 with The Rabley Drawing Centre
The Mechanical Hand, Artist's project, Pauper's Press, King's Place, King's Cross, London
The Jerwood Drawing Prize, London and Hastings
The Threadneedle Prize 2012, Mall Galleries, London
100 Prints by 100 Artists, Flowers East Gallery London
2013 The Jerwood Drawing Prize, Bournemouth Art Gallery
The Summer Show, Royal Academy of Arts, London
Carousel, Aspex Gallery Portsmouth. Curated by Adam Bridgeland (with 10 invited artists)
Multiplied 2013 with Rabley Fine Art. Christies South Kensington
IFPDA Print Fair New York, with Flowers Gallery, New York
Cutlog Art Fair, Paris with Flowers Gallery
2014 The Garden, Campden Gallery
Art London, Islington, Flowers Gallery, Cork Street, London
Fine Art Print Fair, New York
Multiplied with Flowers London and Rabley Drawing Centre
2015 Promised Land, St Anne's Gallery, Lewes
The Figure in 21st century Painting, Flowers East Gallery, London
New Works on Paper, Flowers Gallery, Cork Street
2016 Icon, Candida Wilson Stevens, Chichester, Mixed Painting Exhibition
The Summer Show, Royal Academy of Arts, London
Towards Night, Towner Art Gallery, London
View from the Train, Glasgow Printmakers
International Print Biennale, Newcastle
Root 1066, Observer Building Hastings
IFPDA Print Fair New York, with Flowers Gallery, New York
Minnesota Art Fair, with Flowers Gallery
Original Print Fair, Royal Academy of Arts
2017 Elsewhere, Mixed Show of Painters, Campden Gallery
Good Nature, Candida Stevens Gallery
Modern and Contemporary Prints, Kelly Ross Fine Art
2018 Festival 15, with Jackowski, Burrows and others, Hastings
Drawing Symposium, University of Brighton
Mixed Exhibition, Towner Art Gallery, London
NHS at 70. 7 selected Artists with Jeremy Deller, Peter Blake, Elizabeth Magill, Chris Orr, Mona Hatoum, David Mach
2019 The Moon, National Maritime Museum, London
Under the Night Sky, Albertz Benda, New York with Peter Doig,, Philip Guston, Chris Le Brun, Nan Goldin, Georg Baselitz, Alex Katz, Cindy Sherman, Mark Tobey, Christopher Wool, Yayoi Kusama, Ed Moses, Ralf Blakelock
2020 Night Walking, The Eagle Gallery with Denise de Cordova, Samantha Cary and Fiona Murray
Mono: Mixed Exhibition, Glasgow Print Workshop
2021 Summer Show, Royal Academy of Arts, London
2022 HÄUSER - HOUSES, Galerie Boisserée, Cologne, Germany
Unseen, Towner Gallery
2023 Jagged Art Group show celebrating 25 years
Woodwalkers Two person show with Denise de Cordova at The Eagle Gallery
Art Miami with Manifold Editions
2024 Almost Blue, Katherine Oliver Projects, RWS Gallery, Whitcomb Street, London WC2H 7HA
London Original Print Fair, with Raw Editions and Manifold Editions
IFPDA Print Fair at The Armory New York with Galerie Boisserée, Cologne, Germany



Preise / Competitions, Awards and Residencies

1989 Selected for the Spectator Award Exhibition
1990 Selected for Contemporary View, Royal College of Art, London
1993 Selected for Gilchrist Fisher Memorial Travel Fellowship
South East Arts, Artists in Schools Project, High Down Special Needs school, Worthing
1994 Artist in Residence on the M. V. Radnes from Avonmouth to the Arctic
South East Arts, Travel Award to Yukon and Alaska
1995 Nat West Young Artists Awards – Finalist
1996 Ballinglen Arts Foundation Residency Award, Ireland
Lowick House Print Workshop Residency, Cumbria
1997 M c2 Print Exhibition, Norwich
1998 Winston Churchill Fellowship
1999 Robert Fraser Award
2000 Selected for the Cheltenham Drawing Competition
2001 Selected for the Jerwood Drawing Prize
2002 Arts Council, Southern and South East Arts: Major Development Award for monumental woodcuts, made at Hope Sufferance Studio, London
Selected for Drawing for All, Gainsborough's House Drawing Open
2003 Joint Winner of the Sussex Open
2004 Jerwood Drawing Prize 2004, Prize-winner
2005 Residency to Newfoundland and Labrador, through the Art Gallery of Newfoundland and Labrador and support from the Canada Council, with a placement at the St. Michael's Print Workshop in St. John's
The RE Award
The Royal Academy London Print Fair Prize, Royal Academy Summer Show
2006 Sovereign Arts Prize Exhibition, Bonhams, London
Creare Arts Foundation Residency, Scotland
Selector for Artist of the Day, Flowers Central/ Selected: Helen Turner
2007 Judge for the DLA Painting Prize, Sarah Myerscough Fine Art, London
Monotype Prize, Originals 09, London
2009 Selected for the Northern Print Biennale, 2009, Newcastle
Winner of The Nexus Prize
2011/12/13 Shortlisted for The Threadneedle prize. (The Critics choice of both The Independent and The Times in 2011)
2012 Shortlisted for the Daiwa Foundation Art Prize and The Threadneedle Prize
Selector for Bite
2013 Discover The Valleys. Poster Campaign. Selected Artist
2014 Artist in Residence at the International Scuola di Grafica, Venice
Artist in Residence at St. John's Printshop, St. John's Newfoundland
2014-15 Artist in Residence, ENO, London
2016 Winner of the V&A Award, International Print Biennale Newcastle
2017 Judge with Gill Saunders of Sketch
Artist in Residence Peacock Visual Arts Aberdeen
2018 Visual Artist in Residence, Aldeburgh Music Festival, Snape Maltings
Judge Sussex Open, Towner Gallery
2019 Selector for Residencies, Royal Drawing School
2021 Artist in Residence, Dartington
2020-21 Associate Artist in Residence, Glyndebourne Festival Opera
2020-23 Visiting Fellow, University of Oxford
2023 Selector for Woolwich Contemporary
2024 Joseph Albers Foundation Award USA
2025 NSCAD, Halifax, Nova Scotia Canada. Residency



Sammlungen / Collections

Tate Collection within Emma Hill/Eagle Gallery Archive
Arts Council of Northern Ireland
British Museum (Collection of Prints and Drawings)
Victoria and Albert Museum collection of Prints and Drawings
Yale Centre for British Art, U.S.A.
De Beers, London
British © Council
Deutsche Bank
Arthur Anderson PLC
British Midland
BZW Bank, London
The Conquest Hospital, Hastings
Chelsea & Westminster Hospital
The Royal London Hospital
St. Mary's University, Nova Scotia
Clifford Chance, London
Dorchester Hospital
Merryl Lynch
Bank of America-London
University of Washington Medical Centre, Seattle, U.S.A.
Scripps Women's Centre, San Diego, U.S.A.
British Land
The Groucho Club, London
Barings, London
DLA & Partners
Bank of Montreal, Toronto
Art Gallery of Nova Scotia, Halifax, Canada
Art Gallery of Newfoundland and Labrador
Canadian Provincial Gallery of New Brunswick
Chinese Academy of Fine Art
The Towner, Eastbourne
Brighton Museum and Art Gallery
The Bibliotheque Nationale de France, Paris
The Library of Congress Print Collection, USA
Minneapolis Institute of Art
Minnesota Art Gallery Collection
New York Library Collection
Pallant House Gallery, West Sussex
Benneton Collection
Estee Lauder Collection




15.02.–18.02.2024

Participation
IFPDA printfair 2024
The Park Avenue Armory, New York


Tom Hammick, "Garden in a Time of Loss"

Tom Hammick

(geb. 1963 in Tidworth, UK)

"Garden in a Time of Loss"

Farbholzschnitt (Reduktionsmethode) (Farbunikat) 2023

144,5 x 110 cm

sign. num. dat. bez. bet.

Auflage 20 Exemplare

[27349]

Tom Hammick, "Garden in a Time of Loss II"

Tom Hammick

(geb. 1963 in Tidworth, UK)

"Garden in a Time of Loss II"

Farbholzschnitt (Reduktionsmethode) (Farbunikat) 2023

144,5 x 110 cm

sign. num. dat. bez. bet.

Auflage 20 Exemplare

[27350]

Tom Hammick, "Garden in a Time of Loss II"


We are showing TOM HAMMICK at
The International Fine Print Dealers Association (IFPDA)
printfair in the Armory, New York


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"It used to worry me that by splitting my time equally between painting and printmaking in two separate studios, I was somehow diminishing my practice. Why not simply paint? Why take the trouble with printmaking? But I don't feel this any more. In my lifetime, the more experimental and ambitious aspects of printmaking has seen the medium rise from something that was rather looked down on, especially in Britain, to one, in many contexts, that now has an equal footing with painting.

Look at the growth in popularity of Munch's printmaking alongside his painting, the dovetailing of Hockney's oeuvre, the work of Kiki Smith, Prunella Clough and Etel Adnan as examples of balanced practices in a variety of mediums. At the same time, the making of other traditionally more craft-based objects – ceramics, both sculptural and utilitarian, weaving and tapestry and the design and making of artisan clothing – are all forms of creativity now in mainstream ascendency. The traditional hierarchy of the visual arts seems to be breaking down.

I am keen on this state of affairs: more democratic and less gendered forms of making are back in the mix, and there is much more cross-fertilisation by artists picking and choosing their means of expression across this wider range of visual options.

For me, painting and printmaking are just different ways of making an image, requiring quite separate and idiosyncratic methods of preparation and execution. And while these forms of picture-making do require dissimilar heads and hearts, I try to cross-check painting's freshness into the mark-making and colour intensity of my etchings and woodcuts; and I enjoy bringing the more zen-like compartmentalised staging processes of printmaking into the way I build a painting.

Perhaps it is the Albers Foundation residency, of which I am the lucky current recipient, up in snow-covered woods in Bethany, Connecticut, that has allowed me to forgive myself for my own schizophrenic double-practice image-making. Being here, I have a growing realisation that the popularity and re-evaluation of Anni Albers' work, showcased a few years ago at Tate Modern in London, is one of the many influences in this new post-MeToo era of a much more diverse art world practice. A walk around galleries, museums and art fairs showcasing contemporary work will demonstrate the beginnings of the dismantling of the old pyramidal visual art leader board, with painting and sculpture at the apex, and various craft-based practices at the base, printmaking included.

This little grouping of selected works from the past four years on Galerie Boisserée's stand at the IFPDA Print Fair 2024 at The Armory in New York, is by definition and necessity an exhibition of woodcuts and etchings. All of the works reproduced here are on the stand, with the exception of a few images of paintings. Their inclusion in this poster catalogue is to contextualise the prints in the wider range of my practice.

In both print and painting, I celebrate the human condition, above all in the realms of love and loss, set in the frame of an existential crisis we all face, in which the Edenic world that has succoured us has been pushed to its knees. That is the interconnected exploration in both print and painting that I am passionate about – how our lives as loving, generous, involved human beings, subject to so much hurt, can look for and even find their validity, their happiness, in a world to which we are doing and have done so much damage."

Tom Hammick
Resident Artist
The Albers Foundation
Bethany Connecticut.
January 2024




"MAKING OF – TOM HAMMICK "VIOLETTA AND ALFREDO‘S ESCAPE" "
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MOVING - moving - moving ... we are getting ready for you very soon: "MADE IN BRITAIN II" CAULFIELD, CRAIG-MARTIN, DAVENPORT, DOIG, HAMILTON, HOCKNEY, HUGHES, OPIE Exhibition January 23rd until March 16th 2019 Galerie Boisserée, Cologne since 1838 Opening Wednesday January 23rd at 6.30 pm You are very much welcome! Further information: http://www.boisseree.com Exhibition catalogue: http://www.galerie-boisseree.com/images/artists/Made_in_Britain_II_2019.pdf #art #artadvisory #ausstellung #boisseree #cologne #contemporaryart #collectart #davidhockney #edition #exhibition #galerie #galerieboisseree #gallery #hockney #iandavenport #julianopie #koeln #köln #kunst #limitededition #limitededitionprints #michaelcraigmartin #modernart #moving #multiples #patrickcaulfield #patrickhughes #peterdoig #richardhamilton #collectprints

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