Monday Post 2-8-08
Paul Noble
Born in 1963 in Dilston, Northumberland, he was one of the five founding members of the influential artist space City Racing in London. Along with some sculpture, he does large scale pencil drawings, often made up of several sheets of paper and large enough to cover an entire wall. These drawings are filled with intricate details, so the more you look the more you see. This is one of the qualities that I want to integrate into my work in some way, where you want to keep looking because you continue to see more and more details. I've begun to do this somewhat, but so far I've only reached the second level of detail, which creates a sort of Where's Waldo effect, and though I don't mind that on some level, I want there to be more than that.
Website:
Paul Noble does not seem to have a personal website
Interview:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/collective/A3009629
Gallery:
http://www.gagosian.com/artists/paul-noble/
Born in 1963 in Dilston, Northumberland, he was one of the five founding members of the influential artist space City Racing in London. Along with some sculpture, he does large scale pencil drawings, often made up of several sheets of paper and large enough to cover an entire wall. These drawings are filled with intricate details, so the more you look the more you see. This is one of the qualities that I want to integrate into my work in some way, where you want to keep looking because you continue to see more and more details. I've begun to do this somewhat, but so far I've only reached the second level of detail, which creates a sort of Where's Waldo effect, and though I don't mind that on some level, I want there to be more than that.
Website:
Paul Noble does not seem to have a personal website
Interview:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/collective/A3009629
Gallery:
http://www.gagosian.com/artists/paul-noble/
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