Astonishing Account!
Robin Gray BSoA 1958-62 Poetry
David Inshaw BSoA 1959-62 New Exhibition
Growing Up to a Fuller Life
There was a steady, industrious but leisurely hum pervading the place when I stepped inside to have a few words with Mr. John Cole, the principal.
Peter Norman Dawson
I believe Dawson taught ‘descriptive geometry’ at the Beckenham school of art for six years.
From David Crowe to June Fraser
June, are you the daughter of Donald Stuart Denholm Fraser?
In Memory of Tony Parkin 1943 - 2012
“When first I saw the work of A. M. Parkin six or seven years ago, I was struck at the outset by the fact that here was someone using his eyes acutely in his chosen field with obsessive attention.”
Graham Sutherland 1977
Launch of Doc Weissenborn biography
In Britain, the 40-year-old Weissenborn struggled to find work but was eventually interned for six months on the Isle of Man in 1940.
George Fry, Teacher BSoA 1960-62
George’s other great legacy was an enduring love of the cinema. He organized and ran a film club one evening a week in the basement of 80 Croydon Road. Here we watched films that were never seen in the local Odeons or Gaumonts.
Eric Bradbury photo wanted.
Record visitors to our website January 2012
"Just You Know Why"
Who are you?
Roger Elliot asks, "Class of 1962 - are any of you still out there?"
Robin Day 1915 - 2010
“To many of us then, design was more than just a profession – we were dedicated, competitive and filled with evangelical zeal.” Robin Day
Robin Gray exhibition of cave paintings
Len Scutton at the National Gallery London
Dave Inshaw talks about Paul Nash
Forthcoming exhibition Bruce Pennnington BSoA 1960-62
He is the lost artist of his generation and this is his eagerly awaited first exhibition.
Kass Sculpture
A suitable public display will sought such as a local library or museum.
Request for information about Doc Wiessenborn
Information about Barbara Long
Dave Inshaw appears on BBC Flog It!
Art from downunder
Portrait by Laurence Norris
A Radio Tribute to Kass
Between Fantasy and Reality
By the early 1970s he had developed an uniquely ‘Inshavian’ style of painting and produced the first of his mature works, with exquisitely-crafted paintings such as The Raven, Our days were a joy and our paths through flowers, a reference to Thomas Hardy, The Badminton Game and She did not turn, winning him critical acclaim and a wide audience.
A Murder in Brighton
Although the police claimed they had a suspect and that an arrest was imminent, in the end, no one was ever charged with the crime.
Chas Wethered 1939 - 2011.
Chas was the perpetual art student.
Appeal for more student's work.
Forever Young
Beaux Arts 10 Novermber until 11 December 2010
WANTED!
Request for information and photos.
Any data or pictures please.