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Rose Popay - Spin Paintings, by Rose Popay on Jan 12, 2011 22:45:50 GMT 1, ***** finally put 4 fresh new spins on sale****
www.rosepopay.bigcartel.com/products
bargains!
will try sort uploading pics- does one have to do it through photobucket?....
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Rose Popay - Spin Paintings, by Rose Popay on Jan 12, 2011 22:46:58 GMT 1, www.rosepopay.bigcartel.com/products
if you click on this link you can see the photos of the 4 ive put on sale
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Rose Popay - Spin Paintings, by wizzy on Jan 12, 2011 23:12:28 GMT 1,
One can Rose, or one may choose imageshack as an alternative.
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Rose Popay - Spin Paintings, by Rose Popay on Jan 12, 2011 23:16:13 GMT 1, 
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Rose Popay - Spin Paintings, by Rose Popay on Jan 13, 2011 16:16:43 GMT 1, im working on some gloss on wood ones with a friend too...ill post pics up soon too
im working on some gloss on wood ones with a friend too...ill post pics up soon too
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Rose Popay - Spin Paintings, by jdwheeler on Jan 13, 2011 17:52:28 GMT 1, Rose, did you make these (not the ones on your site) whilst working for Damien Hirst??
Rose, did you make these (not the ones on your site) whilst working for Damien Hirst??
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Rose Popay - Spin Paintings, by Brushstrokes 75 on Jan 13, 2011 18:11:39 GMT 1, Rose, did you make these (not the ones on your site) whilst working for Damien Hirst??
Not really that surprising.. Most big contemporary artists have tons of assistant doing their work for them, they just end up signing in the end. Jeff Koons had more than 100 assistants producing his artwork.. As someone said earlier in this thread, the only things that matter to the artist is the idea and the fact that the creative process is made following their ideas (colour, shape...).
Rose, did you make these (not the ones on your site) whilst working for Damien Hirst?? Not really that surprising.. Most big contemporary artists have tons of assistant doing their work for them, they just end up signing in the end. Jeff Koons had more than 100 assistants producing his artwork.. As someone said earlier in this thread, the only things that matter to the artist is the idea and the fact that the creative process is made following their ideas (colour, shape...). |
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Rose Popay - Spin Paintings, by Warm Gun on Jan 13, 2011 18:19:41 GMT 1, Rose, did you make these (not the ones on your site) whilst working for Damien Hirst?? Not really that surprising.. Most big contemporary artists have tons of assistant doing their work for them, they just end up signing in the end. Jeff Koons had more than 100 assistants producing his artwork.. As someone said earlier in this thread, the only things that matter to the artist is the idea and the fact that the creative process is made following their ideas (colour, shape...).
I don't agree with that at all dude, I think an artist should bloody well work on their own product. Anyone can sit there and have ideas, it's the execution that separates an artist from a fantasist (like me). It's insulting to find out that a so called respected artist is so far up his/her own arse that they can't even be bothered to do their own work. I'm not sure what made this an acceptable practice but to me it's wrong on many levels. (rant over  )
Rose, did you make these (not the ones on your site) whilst working for Damien Hirst?? Not really that surprising.. Most big contemporary artists have tons of assistant doing their work for them, they just end up signing in the end. Jeff Koons had more than 100 assistants producing his artwork.. As someone said earlier in this thread, the only things that matter to the artist is the idea and the fact that the creative process is made following their ideas (colour, shape...). I don't agree with that at all dude, I think an artist should bloody well work on their own product. Anyone can sit there and have ideas, it's the execution that separates an artist from a fantasist (like me). It's insulting to find out that a so called respected artist is so far up his/her own arse that they can't even be bothered to do their own work. I'm not sure what made this an acceptable practice but to me it's wrong on many levels. (rant over ) |
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Rose Popay - Spin Paintings, by colinfishwick on Jan 13, 2011 18:40:46 GMT 1, Not really that surprising.. Most big contemporary artists have tons of assistant doing their work for them, they just end up signing in the end. Jeff Koons had more than 100 assistants producing his artwork.. As someone said earlier in this thread, the only things that matter to the artist is the idea and the fact that the creative process is made following their ideas (colour, shape...). I don't agree with that at all dude, I think an artist should bloody well work on their own product. Anyone can sit there and have ideas, it's the execution that separates an artist from a fantasist (like me). It's insulting to find out that a so called respected artist is so far up his/her own arse that they can't even be bothered to do their own work. I'm not sure what made this an acceptable practice but to me it's wrong on many levels. (rant over )
with all due respect Warmgun, you work in the building trade yeah?
well, has anyone ever heard of a famous electrician? plumber? what about a highly skilled stone mason?
nope.
have you heard of Lord Foster? Frank Gehry? Herzog and De Meuron?
this is the point, you train enough monkeys (no disrespect to the OP, or yourself) and they can do a job for you but only the very best conceptualists can envisage such defining work, both in terms of Architecture and Art and anything else creative for that matter.
Not really that surprising.. Most big contemporary artists have tons of assistant doing their work for them, they just end up signing in the end. Jeff Koons had more than 100 assistants producing his artwork.. As someone said earlier in this thread, the only things that matter to the artist is the idea and the fact that the creative process is made following their ideas (colour, shape...). I don't agree with that at all dude, I think an artist should bloody well work on their own product. Anyone can sit there and have ideas, it's the execution that separates an artist from a fantasist (like me). It's insulting to find out that a so called respected artist is so far up his/her own arse that they can't even be bothered to do their own work. I'm not sure what made this an acceptable practice but to me it's wrong on many levels. (rant over ) with all due respect Warmgun, you work in the building trade yeah? well, has anyone ever heard of a famous electrician? plumber? what about a highly skilled stone mason? nope. have you heard of Lord Foster? Frank Gehry? Herzog and De Meuron? this is the point, you train enough monkeys (no disrespect to the OP, or yourself) and they can do a job for you but only the very best conceptualists can envisage such defining work, both in terms of Architecture and Art and anything else creative for that matter. |
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Rose Popay - Spin Paintings, by Brushstrokes 75 on Jan 13, 2011 18:43:52 GMT 1, Not really that surprising.. Most big contemporary artists have tons of assistant doing their work for them, they just end up signing in the end. Jeff Koons had more than 100 assistants producing his artwork.. As someone said earlier in this thread, the only things that matter to the artist is the idea and the fact that the creative process is made following their ideas (colour, shape...). I don't agree with that at all dude, I think an artist should bloody well work on their own product. Anyone can sit there and have ideas, it's the execution that separates an artist from a fantasist (like me). It's insulting to find out that a so called respected artist is so far up his/her own arse that they can't even be bothered to do their own work. I'm not sure what made this an acceptable practice but to me it's wrong on many levels. (rant over )
It wasn't my opinion, I was just stating facts about how they proceed. I never said that at any point I was agreeing with that practice. But it's funny when I hear people scream about Brainwash when they make bloody apologies about Hirst or Koons.
I was explaining that since maybe Warhol, top contemporary artists have worked like that (Banksy do that as well to some extent) and it's a fact. Public opinion also shifted when art critics started to say that the important thing is the supervision of the whole process (ie the Warhol portrait controversy where the Foundation rejected some of the portraits because Warhol wasn't physically there to supervise their making when he signed it and gave certificate of them)
Not really that surprising.. Most big contemporary artists have tons of assistant doing their work for them, they just end up signing in the end. Jeff Koons had more than 100 assistants producing his artwork.. As someone said earlier in this thread, the only things that matter to the artist is the idea and the fact that the creative process is made following their ideas (colour, shape...). I don't agree with that at all dude, I think an artist should bloody well work on their own product. Anyone can sit there and have ideas, it's the execution that separates an artist from a fantasist (like me). It's insulting to find out that a so called respected artist is so far up his/her own arse that they can't even be bothered to do their own work. I'm not sure what made this an acceptable practice but to me it's wrong on many levels. (rant over ) It wasn't my opinion, I was just stating facts about how they proceed. I never said that at any point I was agreeing with that practice. But it's funny when I hear people scream about Brainwash when they make bloody apologies about Hirst or Koons. I was explaining that since maybe Warhol, top contemporary artists have worked like that (Banksy do that as well to some extent) and it's a fact. Public opinion also shifted when art critics started to say that the important thing is the supervision of the whole process (ie the Warhol portrait controversy where the Foundation rejected some of the portraits because Warhol wasn't physically there to supervise their making when he signed it and gave certificate of them) |
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Rose Popay - Spin Paintings, by Warm Gun on Jan 13, 2011 20:05:37 GMT 1, I don't agree with that at all dude, I think an artist should bloody well work on their own product. Anyone can sit there and have ideas, it's the execution that separates an artist from a fantasist (like me). It's insulting to find out that a so called respected artist is so far up his/her own arse that they can't even be bothered to do their own work. I'm not sure what made this an acceptable practice but to me it's wrong on many levels. (rant over ) with all due respect Warmgun, you work in the building trade yeah? well, has anyone ever heard of a famous electrician? plumber? what about a highly skilled stone mason? nope. have you heard of Lord Foster? Frank Gehry? Herzog and De Meuron? this is the point, you train enough monkeys (no disrespect to the OP, or yourself) and they can do a job for you but only the very best conceptualists can envisage such defining work, both in terms of Architecture and Art and anything else creative for that matter.
Yes but architects design their own buildings don't they, that is their job, to design a building that meets it's customers demands. They put pen to paper and capture whats in their minds eye, the same with film directors, writers, poets, musicians and photographers etc....do you honestly think that artists shouldn't have to 'get dirty'? just because they have an idea?.....You hold these charlatans in to high esteem. I'm pretty sure Michelangelo sculpted David himself and Cunstable painted The Hay wain with his own brush. They were artists, pompous little mummy boys who develop other peoples ideas but can not execute them themselves through lack of skill are not (imo)
BTW, I've never heard of a famous roofer either. (with due disrespect)
I don't agree with that at all dude, I think an artist should bloody well work on their own product. Anyone can sit there and have ideas, it's the execution that separates an artist from a fantasist (like me). It's insulting to find out that a so called respected artist is so far up his/her own arse that they can't even be bothered to do their own work. I'm not sure what made this an acceptable practice but to me it's wrong on many levels. (rant over ) with all due respect Warmgun, you work in the building trade yeah? well, has anyone ever heard of a famous electrician? plumber? what about a highly skilled stone mason? nope. have you heard of Lord Foster? Frank Gehry? Herzog and De Meuron? this is the point, you train enough monkeys (no disrespect to the OP, or yourself) and they can do a job for you but only the very best conceptualists can envisage such defining work, both in terms of Architecture and Art and anything else creative for that matter. Yes but architects design their own buildings don't they, that is their job, to design a building that meets it's customers demands. They put pen to paper and capture whats in their minds eye, the same with film directors, writers, poets, musicians and photographers etc....do you honestly think that artists shouldn't have to 'get dirty'? just because they have an idea?.....You hold these charlatans in to high esteem. I'm pretty sure Michelangelo sculpted David himself and Cunstable painted The Hay wain with his own brush. They were artists, pompous little mummy boys who develop other peoples ideas but can not execute them themselves through lack of skill are not (imo) BTW, I've never heard of a famous roofer either. (with due disrespect) |
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Rose Popay - Spin Paintings, by wizzy on Jan 13, 2011 20:15:10 GMT 1, BTW, I've never heard of a famous roofer either
Steve Tiler
Nigel Slater
Roofer(s) & Chakka Khan. piggin loads...
not to mention Thatcher.
BTW, I've never heard of a famous roofer either Steve Tiler Nigel Slater Roofer(s) & Chakka Khan. piggin loads... not to mention Thatcher. |
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Rose Popay - Spin Paintings, by Warm Gun on Jan 13, 2011 20:19:04 GMT 1, very good wizbong
very good wizbong |
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Rose Popay - Spin Paintings, by Rose Popay on Jan 14, 2011 22:29:27 GMT 1, ...art sure is a funny game!
...Im focusing on my drawing side more...finally just got my website up...let me know your thoughts
or if you want me to imortalise your home or your party!
www.rosepopay.co.uk
www.rosepopay.co.uk
...art sure is a funny game! ...Im focusing on my drawing side more...finally just got my website up...let me know your thoughts or if you want me to imortalise your home or your party! www.rosepopay.co.ukwww.rosepopay.co.uk |
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Rose Popay - Spin Paintings, by colinfishwick on Jan 15, 2011 0:07:06 GMT 1, Yes but architects design their own buildings don't they, that is their job, to design a building that meets it's customers demands. They put pen to paper and capture whats in their minds eye, the same with film directors, writers, poets, musicians and photographers etc....do you honestly think that artists shouldn't have to 'get dirty'? just because they have an idea?.....You hold these charlatans in to high esteem. I'm pretty sure Michelangelo sculpted David himself and Cunstable painted The Hay wain with his own brush. They were artists, pompous little mummy boys who develop other peoples ideas but can not execute them themselves through lack of skill are not (imo) BTW, I've never heard of a famous roofer either. (with due disrespect)
lol! ;D
i actually don't disagree with you Warmgun but i don't agree either, if that makes sense?
yes an Architect designs the building but they too don't get their hands dirty and i'm sure the Hirsts etc 'design' all of their work, even if they don't get their hands dirty.
either way, i can totally understand your dislike of the process but personally speaking it wouldn't upset me too much to know that the artist didn't physically create a piece of art so long as they conceived it.
Yes but architects design their own buildings don't they, that is their job, to design a building that meets it's customers demands. They put pen to paper and capture whats in their minds eye, the same with film directors, writers, poets, musicians and photographers etc....do you honestly think that artists shouldn't have to 'get dirty'? just because they have an idea?.....You hold these charlatans in to high esteem. I'm pretty sure Michelangelo sculpted David himself and Cunstable painted The Hay wain with his own brush. They were artists, pompous little mummy boys who develop other peoples ideas but can not execute them themselves through lack of skill are not (imo) BTW, I've never heard of a famous roofer either. (with due disrespect)lol! ;D i actually don't disagree with you Warmgun but i don't agree either, if that makes sense? yes an Architect designs the building but they too don't get their hands dirty and i'm sure the Hirsts etc 'design' all of their work, even if they don't get their hands dirty. either way, i can totally understand your dislike of the process but personally speaking it wouldn't upset me too much to know that the artist didn't physically create a piece of art so long as they conceived it. |
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Rose Popay - Spin Paintings, by colinfishwick on Jan 15, 2011 0:09:03 GMT 1, BTW, I've never heard of a famous roofer either Steve Tiler Nigel Slater Roofer(s) & Chakka Khan. piggin loads... not to mention Thatcher.
LMFAO Wizbong!! ;D
BTW, I've never heard of a famous roofer either Steve Tiler Nigel Slater Roofer(s) & Chakka Khan. piggin loads... not to mention Thatcher. LMFAO Wizbong!! ;D |
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Rose Popay - Spin Paintings, by kingofprussia on Jan 15, 2011 14:40:06 GMT 1, Not really that surprising.. Most big contemporary artists have tons of assistant doing their work for them, they just end up signing in the end. Jeff Koons had more than 100 assistants producing his artwork.. As someone said earlier in this thread, the only things that matter to the artist is the idea and the fact that the creative process is made following their ideas (colour, shape...). I don't agree with that at all dude, I think an artist should bloody well work on their own product. Anyone can sit there and have ideas, it's the execution that separates an artist from a fantasist (like me). It's insulting to find out that a so called respected artist is so far up his/her own arse that they can't even be bothered to do their own work. I'm not sure what made this an acceptable practice but to me it's wrong on many levels. (rant over )
do you think banksy stencils/sprays all of his pieces?
Not really that surprising.. Most big contemporary artists have tons of assistant doing their work for them, they just end up signing in the end. Jeff Koons had more than 100 assistants producing his artwork.. As someone said earlier in this thread, the only things that matter to the artist is the idea and the fact that the creative process is made following their ideas (colour, shape...). I don't agree with that at all dude, I think an artist should bloody well work on their own product. Anyone can sit there and have ideas, it's the execution that separates an artist from a fantasist (like me). It's insulting to find out that a so called respected artist is so far up his/her own arse that they can't even be bothered to do their own work. I'm not sure what made this an acceptable practice but to me it's wrong on many levels. (rant over ) do you think banksy stencils/sprays all of his pieces? |
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Rose Popay - Spin Paintings, by Rose Popay on Jan 22, 2011 21:42:13 GMT 1, Still a few BARGAIN spins up for grabs!
ยฃ55 plus pn p unless collect from Bristol 17" spin on bockinfod paper
click here for images and details of other originals www.facebook.com/events/189199604611803/
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Rose Popay - Spin Paintings, by Rose Popay on Feb 5, 2011 21:08:38 GMT 1, ;DYippeee! only one spin left on my web shop,
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soon to upload some wood and gloss spins 60cm
;DYippeee! only one spin left on my web shop, www.rosepopay.co.uksoon to upload some wood and gloss spins 60cm |
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Rose Popay - Spin Paintings, by georgec7 on Feb 6, 2011 0:06:12 GMT 1, Love the one I received a couple of weeks ago - I'll be interested in those wooden ones!
Love the one I received a couple of weeks ago - I'll be interested in those wooden ones!
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Rose Popay - Spin Paintings, by mattgold on Feb 7, 2011 3:30:55 GMT 1, Whatever you do... don't tell burnz about Santa Clause...
It may be too much for him to take...
Whatever you do... don't tell burnz about Santa Clause... It may be too much for him to take... |
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Rose Popay - Spin Paintings, by colinfishwick on Feb 12, 2011 0:12:32 GMT 1, very nice work Rose, i liked the last lot but these are a definite step - nice progression in style and technique IMO.
very nice work Rose, i liked the last lot but these are a definite step - nice progression in style and technique IMO.
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Rose Popay - Spin Paintings, by Deleted on Feb 12, 2011 0:12:51 GMT 1, Wow, thats a great painting.
Wow, thats a great painting.
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Rose Popay - Spin Paintings, by ABC on Feb 12, 2011 0:28:59 GMT 1, Stunning spins Rose.
Stunning spins Rose.
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Rose Popay - Spin Paintings, by Rose Popay on Feb 12, 2011 0:46:19 GMT 1, i would say put it in a proper auction. this isn't necessarily your best market for a work of this calibre. i don't really understand your perspective; a lot of the themes in your work seem very, recycled www.rosepopay.bigcartel.com/
what you dont understand my perspective on my work do you mean?...
have you seen my
www.rosepopay.co.uk site?- my drawing works
then theres
www.thearttart.com
but maybe best s to watch this film i made
in it i play an art therapist and 4 exoffenders each representing a different style of my art!
I do performance character work all over the world- funny street theatre generally
as well as my own Art....
i would say put it in a proper auction. this isn't necessarily your best market for a work of this calibre. i don't really understand your perspective; a lot of the themes in your work seem very, recycled www.rosepopay.bigcartel.com/what you dont understand my perspective on my work do you mean?... have you seen my www.rosepopay.co.uk site?- my drawing works then theres www.thearttart.combut maybe best s to watch this film i made in it i play an art therapist and 4 exoffenders each representing a different style of my art! I do performance character work all over the world- funny street theatre generally as well as my own Art.... |
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Rose Popay - Spin Paintings, by ABC on Feb 12, 2011 0:53:03 GMT 1, Your UTube film is messed up, very interesting.
Your UTube film is messed up, very interesting.
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Rose Popay - Spin Paintings, by Rose Popay on Feb 12, 2011 0:55:39 GMT 1, I dont know how to embed it on here?!!!!
.... i think the film is the best thing ive done!!
I dont know how to embed it on here?!!!!
.... i think the film is the best thing ive done!!
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Rose Popay - Spin Paintings, by gilsteph on Feb 12, 2011 1:29:45 GMT 1,
There you go Rose....and funny video :-)
There you go Rose....and funny video :-)
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