Art imitating the pool of life
Famous artists ‘come together’ for Liverpool Love and Claire House. The Museum of Liverpool is set to host a unique exhibition of works, displayed together for the first time, by international leading and emerging artists. Liverpool Love, a collection of 29 pieces curated by Merseyside-born artist Christian Furr, will open in the Museum later this […]
Sir Peter Blake
Godfather of British Pop Art Sir Peter Blake has been collaborating with CCA since 2003, producing spectacular original prints. His work crosses all generational divides, and inspires great respect from younger artists such as Damien Hirst, Gavin Turk, Pure Evil and Tracey Emin. Knighted in 2002, an honorary doctor of the Royal College of Art, […]
Chris Bracey
Born London in 1954. Started work in an Art Studio in Soho but his love of neon and all things bright drew him to work on fairground, circus and amusement neon graphics and design. 30 years later his talent was discovered by the Guy Hepner Gallery in LA and work sold throughout the world. Exhibitions […]
Christian Furr
Painter and portrait artist, Christian Furr was born in Heswall, Wirral in 1966. He became the youngest artist to have ever officially painted Queen Elizabeth II, when in 1995 – at the age of twenty eight – he was invited by the Queen to paint her portrait at Buckingham Palace. The work was commissioned by […]
Christian Furr
Painter and portrait artist, Christian Furr was born in Heswall, Wirral in 1966. He became the youngest artist to have ever officially painted Queen Elizabeth II, when in 1995 – at the age of twenty eight – he was invited by the Queen to paint her portrait at Buckingham Palace. The work was commissioned by […]
Jonathan Gent
Jonathan Gent was born in 1976 in the Northgate Arms a public house in Cheshire. Here he learned to drink and eat and draw. He studied very hard. Seldom slept. After studying at The Cheshire School of Art and The Edinburgh School of Art respectively, he then worked and lived between France and Los Angeles. […]
Terry de Havilland
Dubbed “the rock and roll” cobbler, Terry de Havilland has been designing eye catching footwear since the end of the 50s having learnt the art of shoemaking from his parents who made show shoes for the Windmill Girls during the second world war. He first rose to fame in the 1970s when he opened his […]
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