Last chance to see ‘What is it that will last?’ At Pangolin London at Kings Place. Work from the Hebrides, Japan and Carrara, Italy. On until Sunday June 30th!
Books of wonder and inspiration! Thunderclap is now the book I give to others most. It was sold out in Waterstones in Glasgow!
I'm a fan.
Sending love and wishing luck to @LauraCummingArt for tonight's @WomensPrize for THUNDERCLAP.
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Earth Ladder, Dhakmar, Nepal May 2024
At an altitude of 3820m
27steps
L. 1700cm each step depth 50cm W.120cm H.35cm. Gradually the wind will lift and swirl small stones and earth and fill the spaces and it will disappear back into the steep slope.
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Solidarity with #Arundhatiroy who is a great writer, brlliant intellectual and brave activist. The persecution and prosecution of those who criticise their government is but one thing - the disease of totalitarianism. theguardian.com/world/articl…
And now with 5 star reviews. amp.theguardian.com/tv-and-r…
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‘I’ve already lost touch with a couple of people I used to be’
JOAN DIDION noted by DEBORAH LEVY on the title page of her travelling copy of August Blue —
Thunderclap! It is exactly this of a book which I cannot recommend more highly. I read it all the way to Nepal gripped by the luminosity of Laura Cumming’s writing and the incredible narrative she has created about Carel Fabritius, interwoven with the story of her father.
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✨(1/2) Coming up this week at Kings Place...
🔴 Wed 5 Jun: @chiaroscuro4tet
🔴 Fri 7 Jun: @BrookJules : The Scottish Landscape
🔴 Fri 7 Jun: @johnmccusker & Friends
🎟️ kingsplace.co.uk/whats-on/
King’s Place on June 7th at 7pm. I will be speaking about how my work has evolved in the Scottish landscape over 30 years beginning with Hoy in Orkney. And plan to include some very recent work from Upper Mustang in Nepal. Please come along!
kingsplace.co.uk/whats-on/wo…
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A wonderful chance to hear @LauraCummingArt talking with wisdom & enthusiasm about her glorious book Thunderclap, the people who paint & the people who see, & the inexhaustible art that survives the vagaries of history & time. Thank you to @RuskinArtClub
youtu.be/iqe7oes5Ia0?si=Wno-…
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Excited to welcome the wonderful Julie Brook to Cambridge next month. All welcome!
Tickets are free: bit.ly/49U3Fqc
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Elemental land and tidal art of @BrookJules for #EarthDay #Scotland #Japan @LHArtBooks @PangolinLondon @KingsPlace
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On 3rd Feb at 2pm I’ll be in conversation with the incredible @BrookJules @KingsPlace in London about our inspiration and shared passion for Scotland’s wild places.
Tickets are on sale now !!
kingsplace.co.uk/whats-on/wo…
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Thank you Paul Laverty for speaking out and supporting the blockade to the genocidal State of Israel. More voices like yours are being heard in the world of culture.
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So looking forward to this; taking the sleeper train across Europe to Berlin at the end of the month, for the first presentation - for @ArtsSocBerlin @TheArtsSociety_ - of my new lecture on the powerful elemental art of Julie Brook @BrookJules theartssocietyberlin.com/eve…
This is wonderful Hannah. Visceral and joyous.
Loved developing this instrument for the show at @NationalTheatre
Thank you to all involved
It’s now yours to use for free ☘️
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New dates added!!
#FirWave is going live
Tickets are on sale now (bio)
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NEW:
Southampton @TurnerSims
Nottingham @MetronomeNotts
Birkenhead @future_yard
Dublin @NCH_Music
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#NightTracks @BBCRadio3 is going live!
28th oct @KingsPlace
Honoured to curate this incredible lineup as part of 2023 Artist in Residence:
@hatis_noit @ShahabiShida @Mayaqanun @RuisiQuartet and an exclusive solo piano set from John Foxx @foxxmetamedia
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A final day this week of reflections on the Julie Brook @BrookJules exhibition now open at Abbot Hall @lakelandarts - today focused on the new book published by @LHArtBooks full of arresting images & words. 'What is it that will last?' is the question that should haunt us all.











































