artisttalk

Dr Myles-Jay Linton, figurative artist, psychologist and academic, has created a new neon artwork for the Moxy Bristol hotel lobby’s library area. This podcast explores his development of the commission through conversations with friends and colleagues about the artwork. It talks through the process of what began as a digital line drawing, which then became a physical neon artwork through partnership with signmakers Cabot Neon. The piece, and the conversations around it, reflect on practices of repetition, persistence and perseverance.

Dr Myles-Jay Linton, figurative artist, psychologist and academic, has created a new neon artwork for the Moxy Bristol hotel lobby’s library area. This podcast explores his development of the commission through conversations with friends and colleagues about the artwork. It talks through the process of what began as a digital line drawing, which then became a physical neon artwork through partnership with signmakers Cabot Neon. The piece, and the conversations around it, reflect on practices of repetition, persistence and perseverance.

Dr Myles-Jay Linton, figurative artist, psychologist and academic, has created a new neon artwork for the Moxy Bristol hotel lobby’s library area. This podcast explores his development of the commission through conversations with friends and colleagues about the artwork. It talks through the process of what began as a digital line drawing, which then became a physical neon artwork through partnership with signmakers Cabot Neon. The piece, and the conversations around it, reflect on practices of repetition, persistence and perseverance.

Join us for the ultimate Foosball showdown as part of Super Duper St Anne's F.C. A new artwork and fictional football club by Jonathan Kelham.

Join us for the ultimate Foosball showdown as part of Super Duper St Anne's F.C. A new artwork and fictional football club by Jonathan Kelham.

Join us for the ultimate Foosball showdown as part of Super Duper St Anne's F.C. A new artwork and fictional football club by Jonathan Kelham.

The artist talk was a chance for visitors to look around the exhibition, sit-back and enter the world of the artist, and participate in an informal question and answer sessions around the project.