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Malules Fernandez
{K:54810} 2/26/2009
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Great work, Jim
love it!
regards,
Malules
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Saad Salem
{K:89003} 2/22/2009
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joyful memories,
I mean you and Roger.
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Agustin Barrios
{K:-718} 2/22/2009
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Very creative...
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Roger Skinner
{K:81846} 2/22/2009
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that would be placing oneself in harms way old son. Yeah as a bit of a laugh I just googled 'em both.. nothing at all in Jolyan (I think thats how its actually spelt.. I don't have a copy of the catalogue I made for that show..it was a killer.. did it in Publisher.. nice thing.. but yeah he's disappeared of the face of the planet.. he was a member of this religious sect here.. so they probly told him to cut it out.. you know .. havin fun n that.. but I photographed him once.. hang on a sec I will try and find it and send it yer way.. I photographed Lyn too...
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Jim Loy
{K:31373} 2/22/2009
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Not really knowing Roj from Jolian from Lyn.... very well played Sir... I have a feeling I would like this Roj fella. Maybe even set him and his up at Loy-Wood if they pass this way.
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Roger Skinner
{K:81846} 2/22/2009
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bit of info on Lyn here http://www.muswellbrook.nsw.gov.au/visitors/ArtsCentre/winners.htm
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Roger Skinner
{K:81846} 2/22/2009
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yeah and rightly so..Jolian is the son of a long line of piano repairers and uses old bits of junk from years of piano repairing weird objects readymades and sculptures.. great guy talented as all hell. Lyn.. very determined and talented ceramicist from up Rouchel (Rookell) way near Muswellbrook.. did ceramic towels hanging on a line a washing basket full of ceramic clothes.. wonderful stuff.. roger thingummy… mate mind’s a blank perhaps if we googled him
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Jim Loy
{K:31373} 2/22/2009
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I LOVE Jolian and Nash!!!!!!! Who did ya say was the third?????
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Roger Skinner
{K:81846} 2/22/2009
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Which brings me to my third question of memory...examination is a process we all venture to, in private mostly where we silently admit to a stunned reflection, that time is marking us in its tread. The process of recording by the artist of what is going on in the mind as well as what is wearing away from the surface, is as old as image making, far be it for me in an exhibition which distils the memory of what used to be, to ignore that vast and endless traditional ground of invention.
From the Do You Remember Exhibition Catalogue.
The Do You Remember exhibition was the final exhibition in the old Muswellbrook Regional Gallery. Three artists were invited to participate Jolian Grey, Lyn Nash, and Roger Skinner
Artist's Statement by Roger Skinner
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