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Thirtyninth Drawing detail Drawing

Malcolm Bell

United Kingdom

Drawing, Graphite on Paper

Size: 60 W x 48 H x 2 D in

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This is a detail of the monumental Thirtyninth Drawing. The scale of the piece is vast, if we consider that scale is not really a question of size but the relation of the size and compass of the mark to the surface. Painting with a six-inch wide brush on a fifteen feet canvas is not really working on a large scale. Working with points - pencils, pointy sticks and such on a five feet wide surface is. The artists felt that it was important to include details shots of the work in submissions to galleries and other venues or opportunities to try to get this across. So the viewer could appreciate the scale and also the very rich, layered surface which evolved by consuming around 200 hours of work. the surface would build, or break down in parts, to be worked back into, over and over again. It was a rigorous and often gruelling process but it led to a sense of the work declaring itself as something completely independent of the artists' intentions. It took on its own life.

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Drawing:Graphite on Paper

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:60 W x 48 H x 2 D in

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Malcolm Bell - born September 1963 Hannah Horsfall - born November 1963. The collaborative drawing project of Hannah Horsfall and Malcolm Bell ran for about 10 years from 1985 until it was forced into a hiatus which is now over 20 years long. The work received significant critical attention at the time and was of interest to the likes of The Lisson Gallery and Frith Street Gallery. The artists are still friends and there's a dream there to, one day, resume this practice. Collaborative drawing is a natural extension of the artists' separate focus on drawing as an activity in itself, rather than as a preparatory one. Some more recent paintings by Malcolm Bell are also shown here

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