I’m fully aware that buying back a work that you sold to somebody, when you don’t have much money yourself, still looks like more money than sense. But long story short, “I want none of this” from 2010/11, is one of my most important works, and also a work that the now/then-owner had no realContinue reading “Retrieval”
Category Archives: Drawings
‘We’ll make bones of you’
‘We’ll make bones of you’ is my most recent work. Mixed media on paper, 2023. Cheers. I may be a nobody in the art world, unable to network, talk the talk, do what ‘you have to do’ to get traction. I may be both unable and unwilling (in equal measure) to make what I doContinue reading “‘We’ll make bones of you’”
‘Bland alive’
‘Hell has too many faces’
Please to introduce my new work ‘Hell has too many faces’ Possibly the most idiotic thing I have ever made. But I shouldn’t fear making idiotic blunders. No artist should.
The Ever-aftermath
‘The Ever-aftermath’ (2023).
‘Back to Normalism’ at Fossgate Social
One half of ‘Back to Normalism’ is at the Fossgate Social, on Fossgate in York. It consists of smaller scale works. However these works are of no less importance than my larger works.
photos from preview of ‘Back to Normalism’
These are photographs from the preview of Back to Normalism, my most recent exhibition, which included a spoken word/sonic performance collaboration with myself and Adam Denton. Thanks to Mark Tighe for taking these pictures, which I feel perfectly capture the shows essence. Also, I did this quite lengthy interview for Charles Hutchinson press prior toContinue reading “photos from preview of ‘Back to Normalism’”
Horrorsterity 2.0
Apologies for sharing this now. I know it’s not really in tune with the spirit. But I find that my work tends to dictate the timeframe of its own making, and I’m really super proud of this work. Horrorsterity 2.0 will go into my upcoming solo exhibition ‘Back to Normalism’ at Micklegate Social and FossgateContinue reading “Horrorsterity 2.0”
2022 in art and life
First of all I’d to start by concluding that most people have found the last few years some of their hardest with little let up. I think I may have said before, COVID 19 has merely been a catalyst for the spiralling and emergence of so many things that we just cannot easily identify asContinue reading “2022 in art and life”
“20 Years from now”, 15 years ago
“20 years from now, I’ll make it somehow…” was a work I made 15 years ago (Nov 2007), at the very beginning of my exhibiting life. I originally made it for a then popular local pub/gig venue. Naive work, no doubt; an expression of surviving in a world where ecological and political situations were expectedContinue reading ““20 Years from now”, 15 years ago”
John B Ledger 