PAUL HORTON
"HOPE IS AnOtHER StROnG tHEmE In mY WORK,
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When The Circus
Comes To Town
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AnD tHE SEnSE OF AntICIPAtIOn CAn BE FELt In
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WAtCHInG tHE tRAmP WAnDERInG IntO tOWn In
WHEn tHE CIRCuS COmES tO tOWn"
climate change and its impact, Paul wanted would be very different to capture it against peared with new musical talent Liam Blake
it to be captivating in itself. "When I was de- the polar ice caps where it is going to save who has just been signed by Chris Hughes,
cided to create a third ark piece, I realised animals in a very challenging place." the former drummer of Adam & the Ants
that no-one had attempted to depict it in the 'Love is Life' tour had a very special who became the successful producer of
the middle of a winter wilderness. the ark and rather unusual launch at a gallery in his 80s pop sensation tears For Fears and
is the symbol of a saviour and I thought it home town of Birmingham, where Paul ap- who has worked with Robert Plant and
Paul mcCartney.
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Fragile Earth
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Paul fi rst met Liam last year at a gallery
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exhibiting his work, where Liam asked if he
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could sing. Hugely impressed by Liam's
talent as a singer and guitarist, they became
fi rm friends and Paul was thrilled when
he asked him to illustrate the cover for his
début album, due out early next year. As
well as unveiling the new collection, Paul
had a number of his works brought to
life in an animated short fi lm, which was
screened whilst Liam was singing. "It was
an incredible buzz to hear Liam singing live
with the video playing in the background. It
was great to collaborate on such an excit-
ing project and go in such wonderful new
directions."
on toUr
The ‘Love is Life’ tour runs until
Christmas 2009 in Galleries nationwide.
www.washingtongreen.co.uk
28 Fine Art ColleCtor Autumn 2009
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