Issue 4 of Le Document will be available soon

Issue 4 will feature photography by Robert Raynard, a drawing by Louise Camrass,

an interview with Anne Pigalle, a profile on Henri Rousseau, a story about Elvis Presley in Paris, and much, much more. (Photo of Anne Pigalle by Pascal Ancel Batholdi)

Three Contemporary Painters

Today The Rebel magazine shines a spotlight on the work of three painters under 40, all of whom are doing rather well. Brian Eno once advised us to, “Stop thinking about art works as objects and start thinking about them as triggers for experiences. What makes a work of art good for you is not something that s already inside it but something that happens inside you.” If you walked past a skip this afternoon and saw all of the three paintings which would you pick out and take home with you? Don't make your selection on the idea of, "It might be worth something one day" pick the one you'd like to spend time with because it moves or inspires you.

1) Salman Toor

Above: Salman Toor who grew up in Pakistan and now lives in New York.

Above: painting by Salmon Toor called, The Convalescent (oil on panel, 24 × 24 inches, 2019) 2) Jordan Kasey

Above: Jordan Kasey lives and works in Brooklyn, NY

Above: A painting by Jordan Kasey called, The Book 57 inches x 57 inches, oil on canvas, 2019 3) Cristina Lama

Above Christina Lama who lives and works in Seville.

Above: A painting by Christina Lama called Refuge, 150cm x 150cm, oil on canvas, 2017

Warhol Show at Tate Modern

Above: A bus in Lewisham carries an ad for the Andy Warhol show at Tate Modern. Sadly the gallery is closed, "until at least the 1st of May." I managed to sneak in on Tuesday and take a few snaps.

Above: Lovely Liz Taylor

Above: A Floating Silver Pillow.

Above: Elvis Lives

Above: Souper show

Above: Marilyn

Above: The Book Shop

Above: The smell of... "You're In"

This exhibition is organised by Tate Modern and Museum Ludwig, Cologne in collaboration with the Art Gallery of Ontario, Toronto and Dallas Museum of Art. If you're a fan of Warhol you may appreciate the current issue of Le Document. See: here for interviews with Warhol's biographer Victor Bockris, plus Warhol poems by Mikey Georgeson, an essay bout The Velvet Underground by Richard Strange, and text on Warhol's self portrait by Dexter Dalwood.

Issue 3 of Le Document is out on the 15th of March

Follow Le Document on Instagram: here The Contents of Issue Three will include... Art work of the Month: Warhol's 1986 Self Portrait chosen by Dexter Dalwood

Pet of The Month: Dali the Cat...

Essay of the Month: Richard Strange on The Velvet Underground

Interview of the Month: Victor Bockris

Profile of the Month: Audre Lorde

Photo of the Month: 'Kaleidoscope' by https://antonialuxem.com/

plusPoem of the month by Mikey Georgeson, Astrology by Jo Mama, & much more

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Abstract Paintings by Harry Pye

Above: 'Fehllesitung' by Harry Pye, Jan, 2020.

Above: 'Heimlich'by Harry Pye, Feb, 2020.

Above: 'Abwehr' by Harry Pye, March 2020

Above: 'Verteidigungs Mechanismus' 'by Harry Pye April 2020

Picture Palace at Transition Two

‘Picture Palace’ is the farewell show at Transition Two, 110a Lauriston Road, London E9 7HA, and features over 100 artists all of whom have shown at Transition or featured in their magazines at some point in their 17 plus year history. It will feature small works on paper inspired by films, stars and cinema. All of the work will be for sale with prices to suit all pockets. Money from sales will be split between gallery and artist with the gallery portion ensuring that they can continue to curate and publish in the future. PV: Saturday 7 March, 6.30-8.30pm, continues 8 March - 5 April, open Fri-Sun 12-6pm Image above is ‘Jean-Luc Godard’, pencil on paper, 18cm x 26.2cm, 2020 by Russell Herron. Image below is 'Groucho' pen an pencil on paper 2020 by Harry Pye

Participating artists include: Michael Ajerman, Susan Aldworth, Carolina Ambida, Bridgette Ashton, Kim Baker, Oliver Bancroft, Mike Bartlett, Julie Bennett, Sara Berman, Gina Birch, Andrew Bracey, Rose Bradshaw, Alice Browne, Jo Bruton, Kirsty Buchanan, Ruth Calland, Jennifer Campbell, Augustine Carr, Jacob Cartwright, Melanie Carvalho, Giovanna Maria Casetta, Ruby Cedar, Jackie Chettur, Jake Clark, Julie Cockburn, Paul Cole, Rosemary Cronin, Mark Croxford, Gordon Dalton, David Dipre, Karen Douglas, Freya Douglas-Morris, Sarah Doyle, Annabel Dover, Tamara Dubnyckyj, Lucy Evetts, Luci Eyers, Grant Foster, Nina Mae Fowler, Archie Franks, Patrick Galway, Damian Griffiths, Julia Hamilton, Susie Hamilton, Kirsty Harris, Stephen Harwood, Georgia Hayes, Roger Healey-Dilkes, Russell Herron, Carol Ho, Paul Housley, Marc Hulson, Tom Hunter, Henry Hussey, Timothy Hyman, Sam Jackson, Martina Jenne, Nick Jordan, Tash Kahn, Calum F Kerr, Paul Kindersley, Sharon Kivland, Lady Lucy, Peter Lamb, Laura Lancaster, Adam Latham, Debbie Lawson, Delaine Le Bas, Sharon Leahy-Clark, Simon Leahy-Clark, Mindy Lee, Robert Leech, Hayley Lock, Cathy Lomax, Fiona Lumbers, Gary McDonald, Jeff McMillan, Enzo Marra, Alex Michon, Eleanor Moreton, Nicholas Middleton, Tabitha Moses, Kate Murdoch, Paul Murphy, Gary O’Connor, House of O’Dwyer, Marcus Oakley, Nina Ogden, Kim Pace, Joanna Pawlowska, Lisa Penny, Paige Perkins, Cathie Pilkington, Vera Portatadino, Narbi Price, Harry Pye, Beth Emily Richards, Neal Rock, Melanie Rose, Mark Scott-Wood, Alli Sharma, Charlotte Squire, Heidi Stokes, Ilona Szalay, Kathleen Thompson, Mimei Thompson, Joel Tomlin, Katherine Tulloh, Toby Upson, Jacqueline Utley, Jessica Voorsanger, Tom Walker, David Webb, Isaac Willis, Fionn Wilson, Isabel Young

Issue deux of Le Document

Bonnes nouvelles! Issue Two of Le Document is now available. Contents include:

Below: Drawing of the Month by Gav Toye ('Drawing Object Two: Figures, Fork, Spoon - Narrative' (2019)

Below: Painting of the Month A Bore Asleep by Adriaen Brouwer (selected by Martin Sexton)

Below: Photo of the Month: Royal Botanical Gardens at Kew by Tracey Williams.

The new issue also features an interview with Billy Childish, a profile on W.H. Auden, reviews of Julian Cope and a nice picture of a Custard Cream by Chris Tosic

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