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Adam Neate โข Revolving Door, by Collection 1 on Jan 6, 2012 5:59:14 GMT 1, Revolving Door
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Sorry I tried to post the video but it doesn't work:(
Revolving Door
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Sorry I tried to post the video but it doesn't work:(
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Adam Neate โข Revolving Door, by Deleted on Jan 6, 2012 8:55:37 GMT 1, Thats wicked !. The best Neate I've seen for ages. Anyone want to donate and large chunk of cash to a bloke who is gonna be out of work soon?.
Anyone want a second hand Kidney?.
This is a huge leap forward IMO. I would so love to see this in person. I'd even travel to London just to see it. But not sure I can justify flying to Singapore.
I am so lucky to be able to alive in a time where we can see work like this via film without leaving our bedrooms.
Long live Adam Neate !!.
Thats wicked !. The best Neate I've seen for ages. Anyone want to donate and large chunk of cash to a bloke who is gonna be out of work soon?.
Anyone want a second hand Kidney?.
This is a huge leap forward IMO. I would so love to see this in person. I'd even travel to London just to see it. But not sure I can justify flying to Singapore.
I am so lucky to be able to alive in a time where we can see work like this via film without leaving our bedrooms.
Long live Adam Neate !!.
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Adam Neate โข Revolving Door, by Shoot Again on Jan 6, 2012 9:41:50 GMT 1, Adam Neate has to be my target for 2012 ! ;-)
Adam Neate has to be my target for 2012 ! ;-)
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Adam Neate โข Revolving Door, by adewilliams on Jan 6, 2012 11:00:48 GMT 1, excellent. I notice this is signed Adam Neate rather than the insignia which he did previously.
This would not have been out of place in his last show but the 3D works brilliantly
excellent. I notice this is signed Adam Neate rather than the insignia which he did previously.
This would not have been out of place in his last show but the 3D works brilliantly
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Adam Neate โข Revolving Door, by Squarity on Jan 6, 2012 11:39:28 GMT 1, This really proves his importance as an artist and his dimensional painting as possibly the next big art movement.
This really proves his importance as an artist and his dimensional painting as possibly the next big art movement.
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Adam Neate โข Revolving Door, by rdl81 on Jan 6, 2012 16:13:49 GMT 1, Can someone post a few Pics
Can someone post a few Pics
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Adam Neate โข Revolving Door, by johnnyh on Jan 6, 2012 16:25:47 GMT 1, I am in Singapore on the 11th till the 13th so will visit and try to get some pics. Not carrying a camera though so will be off my blackberry but may be able to borrow a camera for it.
Will post some bits from the show
Thx JP
I am in Singapore on the 11th till the 13th so will visit and try to get some pics. Not carrying a camera though so will be off my blackberry but may be able to borrow a camera for it.
Will post some bits from the show
Thx JP
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Adam Neate โข Revolving Door, by Deleted on Jan 6, 2012 17:04:25 GMT 1, Can someone post a few Pics
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Adam Neate โข Revolving Door, by krevice on Jan 6, 2012 17:28:19 GMT 1, the homie in the middle looks to be neate
self-portrait?!
the homie in the middle looks to be neate
self-portrait?!
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Adam Neate โข Revolving Door, by rottenredrooster on Jan 6, 2012 17:52:41 GMT 1, Very cool.
Very cool.
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Adam Neate โข Revolving Door, by manty on Jan 6, 2012 20:56:31 GMT 1, Doesn't really float my boat
Whats the story
Revolving door?
Technically very cool though :-)
Doesn't really float my boat
Whats the story
Revolving door?
Technically very cool though :-)
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Adam Neate โข Revolving Door, by pezlow on Jan 6, 2012 21:18:51 GMT 1, Woah, suprised this has so much love. Adam Neate is unquestionably talented but I really don't think much of this at all. Gimmicky and, well, a bit naff if you ask me. Personally I've never really got why he does all the 3 dimensional stuff. He's such a talented painter that he should stick to what he does well, his spectacularly haunting 2d paintings. It strikes me that this work shows a man who is really struggling to find his way.
Each to their own. Ho hum.
Woah, suprised this has so much love. Adam Neate is unquestionably talented but I really don't think much of this at all. Gimmicky and, well, a bit naff if you ask me. Personally I've never really got why he does all the 3 dimensional stuff. He's such a talented painter that he should stick to what he does well, his spectacularly haunting 2d paintings. It strikes me that this work shows a man who is really struggling to find his way.
Each to their own. Ho hum.
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Adam Neate โข Revolving Door, by pezlow on Jan 6, 2012 21:22:00 GMT 1, This really proves his importance as an artist and his dimensional painting as possibly the next big art movement.
Steady....
This really proves his importance as an artist and his dimensional painting as possibly the next big art movement. Steady.... |
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Adam Neate โข Revolving Door, by Harveyn on Jan 6, 2012 21:24:39 GMT 1, Woah, suprised this has so much love. Adam Neate is unquestionably talented but I really don't think much of this at all. Gimmicky and, well, a bit naff if you ask me. Personally I've never really got why he does all the 3 dimensional stuff. He's such a talented painter that he should stick to what he does well, his spectacularly haunting 2d paintings. It strikes me that this work shows a man who is really struggling to find his way. Each to their own. Ho hum.
Pez I agree 100%. I would dig out the post were I said the same thing after his last show but I cannot seem to find it. I just love his paintings so much and his latest 3D stuff is just to arts & crafts for me. Such a pity but maybe its part of the journey he must take to discover what he really has to offer. So mightily talented I have to believe that he will come good in the end. Just my opinion of course.
Woah, suprised this has so much love. Adam Neate is unquestionably talented but I really don't think much of this at all. Gimmicky and, well, a bit naff if you ask me. Personally I've never really got why he does all the 3 dimensional stuff. He's such a talented painter that he should stick to what he does well, his spectacularly haunting 2d paintings. It strikes me that this work shows a man who is really struggling to find his way. Each to their own. Ho hum. Pez I agree 100%. I would dig out the post were I said the same thing after his last show but I cannot seem to find it. I just love his paintings so much and his latest 3D stuff is just to arts & crafts for me. Such a pity but maybe its part of the journey he must take to discover what he really has to offer. So mightily talented I have to believe that he will come good in the end. Just my opinion of course. |
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Adam Neate โข Revolving Door, by jellya on Jan 6, 2012 21:57:21 GMT 1, Must say I agree with Pez and Harveyn here. Does feel a bit gimmicky and lacking the impact of his previous work. Though I know some will feel completely differently...
Must say I agree with Pez and Harveyn here. Does feel a bit gimmicky and lacking the impact of his previous work. Though I know some will feel completely differently...
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Adam Neate โข Revolving Door, by ABC on Jan 6, 2012 22:06:32 GMT 1, I love it, it's bloody awesome.
I love it, it's bloody awesome.
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Adam Neate โข Revolving Door, by Deleted on Jan 6, 2012 22:18:56 GMT 1, Woah, suprised this has so much love. Adam Neate is unquestionably talented but I really don't think much of this at all. Gimmicky and, well, a bit naff if you ask me. Personally I've never really got why he does all the 3 dimensional stuff. He's such a talented painter that he should stick to what he does well, his spectacularly haunting 2d paintings. It strikes me that this work shows a man who is really struggling to find his way. Each to their own. Ho hum.
Got to say I agree, it's cool he's exploring this option but it's nothing that cubism and futurism didn't handle in 1913 and of course that was coming off the back of a few hundred years of pre modern work, it was a revolution in painting then, not sure what this is now. Pretty and technically interesting maybe but nothing more, but like you said, he's an amazing painter and maybe has to work through this to get back to it. Be great to see him tackle some large scale sculptures too. A little sad how he's been disassociated with this scene since his earlier work but I guess that's the direction and choice he and his gallerist took. A mistake IMO.
Woah, suprised this has so much love. Adam Neate is unquestionably talented but I really don't think much of this at all. Gimmicky and, well, a bit naff if you ask me. Personally I've never really got why he does all the 3 dimensional stuff. He's such a talented painter that he should stick to what he does well, his spectacularly haunting 2d paintings. It strikes me that this work shows a man who is really struggling to find his way. Each to their own. Ho hum. Got to say I agree, it's cool he's exploring this option but it's nothing that cubism and futurism didn't handle in 1913 and of course that was coming off the back of a few hundred years of pre modern work, it was a revolution in painting then, not sure what this is now. Pretty and technically interesting maybe but nothing more, but like you said, he's an amazing painter and maybe has to work through this to get back to it. Be great to see him tackle some large scale sculptures too. A little sad how he's been disassociated with this scene since his earlier work but I guess that's the direction and choice he and his gallerist took. A mistake IMO. |
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Adam Neate โข Revolving Door, by Collection 1 on Jan 6, 2012 23:36:33 GMT 1, Unfortunately I have to agree with Pez, harveyn and Nuart. I really prefer his work on cardboard.
Unfortunately I have to agree with Pez, harveyn and Nuart. I really prefer his work on cardboard.
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Adam Neate โข Revolving Door, by Deleted on Jan 6, 2012 23:44:04 GMT 1, I really don't think it matters what form his work takes as long as I enjoy, this piece isn't up there for me, it's just not something that says something to me at least.
As for disassociating himself from this scene? Eh? What scene? producing prints? Leaving canvases on street corners? Wholly irrelevant other than hes probably not become as famous as his talent would suggest he can. Do I care? Does he? I think he's made enough money not to care that much.
I really don't think it matters what form his work takes as long as I enjoy, this piece isn't up there for me, it's just not something that says something to me at least.
As for disassociating himself from this scene? Eh? What scene? producing prints? Leaving canvases on street corners? Wholly irrelevant other than hes probably not become as famous as his talent would suggest he can. Do I care? Does he? I think he's made enough money not to care that much.
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Adam Neate โข Revolving Door, by manty on Jan 6, 2012 23:51:40 GMT 1, Unfortunately I have to agree with Pez, harveyn and Nuart. I really prefer his work on cardboard.
I agree
Having said that..........
I do admire the chap for doing what he wants to do, instead of standing still
Some of his perspex stuff is pretty cool though
And lets be honest any of his art knocks spots off of anything else shown on here
Except Hirst of course who owns art when it comes to spots
Unfortunately I have to agree with Pez, harveyn and Nuart. I really prefer his work on cardboard. I agree Having said that.......... I do admire the chap for doing what he wants to do, instead of standing still Some of his perspex stuff is pretty cool though And lets be honest any of his art knocks spots off of anything else shown on here Except Hirst of course who owns art when it comes to spots |
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Adam Neate โข Revolving Door, by boatyyy on Jan 7, 2012 0:02:17 GMT 1, don't personally own any neate art work and not in the market for any at the mo, but this is a very strong image - says volumes about mankind, imo...
don't personally own any neate art work and not in the market for any at the mo, but this is a very strong image - says volumes about mankind, imo...
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Adam Neate โข Revolving Door, by Deleted on Jan 7, 2012 0:05:08 GMT 1, I really don't think it matters what form his work takes as long as I enjoy, this piece isn't up there for me, it's just not something that says something to me at least. As for disassociating himself from this scene? Eh? What scene? producing prints? Leaving canvases on street corners? Wholly irrelevant other than hes probably not become as famous as his talent would suggest he can. Do I care? Does he? I think he's made enough money not to care that much.
Never mentioned prints and money, but in answer to your questions.
This scene ? Street Art and Graffiti
Do you care ? I don't know do you?
Does he ? who knows, I know he doesn't really give a shit about money other than it's given him the freedom to make art full time.
I really don't think it matters what form his work takes as long as I enjoy, this piece isn't up there for me, it's just not something that says something to me at least. As for disassociating himself from this scene? Eh? What scene? producing prints? Leaving canvases on street corners? Wholly irrelevant other than hes probably not become as famous as his talent would suggest he can. Do I care? Does he? I think he's made enough money not to care that much. Never mentioned prints and money, but in answer to your questions. This scene ? Street Art and Graffiti Do you care ? I don't know do you? Does he ? who knows, I know he doesn't really give a shit about money other than it's given him the freedom to make art full time. |
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Adam Neate โข Revolving Door, by connecta1 on Jan 7, 2012 0:09:26 GMT 1, Woah, suprised this has so much love. Adam Neate is unquestionably talented but I really don't think much of this at all. Gimmicky and, well, a bit naff if you ask me. Personally I've never really got why he does all the 3 dimensional stuff. He's such a talented painter that he should stick to what he does well, his spectacula rly haunting 2d paintings. It strikes me that this work shows a man who is really struggling to find his way. Each to their own. Ho hum.
...nothing at all 'naff' about his last show, thought it was stunning and one of the best of the year.
Why should he stick to a style just because he's good at it? Artists get bored, experimentation is progression.
Not sure how exploring 3D (which to my knowledge he's always tackled, albeit previously with paint and cardboard) suggests he's 'lost his way' either... Does the fact it wasn't predominantly painting make the work somehow less worthy? (there were a couple of stunning paintings at that show too btw).
Only thing I can think might disappoint some folk is that it wasn't particularly print-friendly.. not an issue for me
Woah, suprised this has so much love. Adam Neate is unquestionably talented but I really don't think much of this at all. Gimmicky and, well, a bit naff if you ask me. Personally I've never really got why he does all the 3 dimensional stuff. He's such a talented painter that he should stick to what he does well, his spectacula rly haunting 2d paintings. It strikes me that this work shows a man who is really struggling to find his way. Each to their own. Ho hum. ...nothing at all 'naff' about his last show, thought it was stunning and one of the best of the year. Why should he stick to a style just because he's good at it? Artists get bored, experimentation is progression. Not sure how exploring 3D (which to my knowledge he's always tackled, albeit previously with paint and cardboard) suggests he's 'lost his way' either... Does the fact it wasn't predominantly painting make the work somehow less worthy? (there were a couple of stunning paintings at that show too btw). Only thing I can think might disappoint some folk is that it wasn't particularly print-friendly.. not an issue for me |
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Adam Neate โข Revolving Door, by afroken on Jan 7, 2012 0:15:17 GMT 1, I have to agree with the dissenters. I'm increasingly seeing a hugely talented artist so obsessed with technique that the work itself lacks any sole. Again, just an opinion.
I have to agree with the dissenters. I'm increasingly seeing a hugely talented artist so obsessed with technique that the work itself lacks any sole. Again, just an opinion.
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Adam Neate โข Revolving Door, by Deleted on Jan 7, 2012 0:20:49 GMT 1, I really don't think it matters what form his work takes as long as I enjoy, this piece isn't up there for me, it's just not something that says something to me at least. As for disassociating himself from this scene? Eh? What scene? producing prints? Leaving canvases on street corners? Wholly irrelevant other than hes probably not become as famous as his talent would suggest he can. Do I care? Does he? I think he's made enough money not to care that much. Never mentioned prints and money, but in answer to your questions. This scene ? Street Art and Graffiti Do you care ? I don't know do you? Does he ? who knows, I know he doesn't really give a s**t about money other than it's given him the freedom to make art full time.
Well your on an urban art forum and you're saying his disassociated himself from the scene hence the association. So as you haven't explained I assume his lack of street work disappoints you?
I really don't think it matters what form his work takes as long as I enjoy, this piece isn't up there for me, it's just not something that says something to me at least. As for disassociating himself from this scene? Eh? What scene? producing prints? Leaving canvases on street corners? Wholly irrelevant other than hes probably not become as famous as his talent would suggest he can. Do I care? Does he? I think he's made enough money not to care that much. Never mentioned prints and money, but in answer to your questions. This scene ? Street Art and Graffiti Do you care ? I don't know do you? Does he ? who knows, I know he doesn't really give a s**t about money other than it's given him the freedom to make art full time. Well your on an urban art forum and you're saying his disassociated himself from the scene hence the association. So as you haven't explained I assume his lack of street work disappoints you? |
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Adam Neate โข Revolving Door, by Deleted on Jan 7, 2012 0:21:56 GMT 1, Woah, suprised this has so much love. Adam Neate is unquestionably talented but I really don't think much of this at all. Gimmicky and, well, a bit naff if you ask me. Personally I've never really got why he does all the 3 dimensional stuff. He's such a talented painter that he should stick to what he does well, his spectacula rly haunting 2d paintings. It strikes me that this work shows a man who is really struggling to find his way. Each to their own. Ho hum. ...nothing at all 'naff' about his last show, thought it was stunning and one of the best of the year. Why should he stick to a style just because he's good at it? Artists get bored, experimentation is progression. Not sure how exploring 3D (which to my knowledge he's always tackled, albeit previously with paint and cardboard) suggests he's 'lost his way' either... Does the fact it wasn't predominantly painting make the work somehow less worthy? (there were a couple of stunning paintings at that show too btw). Only thing I can think might disappoint some folk is that it wasn't particularly print-friendly.. not an issue for me
Good points
Woah, suprised this has so much love. Adam Neate is unquestionably talented but I really don't think much of this at all. Gimmicky and, well, a bit naff if you ask me. Personally I've never really got why he does all the 3 dimensional stuff. He's such a talented painter that he should stick to what he does well, his spectacula rly haunting 2d paintings. It strikes me that this work shows a man who is really struggling to find his way. Each to their own. Ho hum. ...nothing at all 'naff' about his last show, thought it was stunning and one of the best of the year. Why should he stick to a style just because he's good at it? Artists get bored, experimentation is progression. Not sure how exploring 3D (which to my knowledge he's always tackled, albeit previously with paint and cardboard) suggests he's 'lost his way' either... Does the fact it wasn't predominantly painting make the work somehow less worthy? (there were a couple of stunning paintings at that show too btw). Only thing I can think might disappoint some folk is that it wasn't particularly print-friendly.. not an issue for me . Good points |
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Adam Neate โข Revolving Door, by Deleted on Jan 7, 2012 0:30:54 GMT 1, Never mentioned prints and money, but in answer to your questions. This scene ? Street Art and Graffiti Do you care ? I don't know do you? Does he ? who knows, I know he doesn't really give a s**t about money other than it's given him the freedom to make art full time. Well your on an urban art forum and you're saying his disassociated himself from the scene hence the association. So as you haven't explained I assume his lack of street work disappoints you?
Actually yes, it does. Would love to see him painting a few walls again.
Never mentioned prints and money, but in answer to your questions. This scene ? Street Art and Graffiti Do you care ? I don't know do you? Does he ? who knows, I know he doesn't really give a s**t about money other than it's given him the freedom to make art full time. Well your on an urban art forum and you're saying his disassociated himself from the scene hence the association. So as you haven't explained I assume his lack of street work disappoints you? Actually yes, it does. Would love to see him painting a few walls again. |
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Adam Neate โข Revolving Door, by Deleted on Jan 7, 2012 0:37:50 GMT 1, Well your on an urban art forum and you're saying his disassociated himself from the scene hence the association. So as you haven't explained I assume his lack of street work disappoints you? Actually yes, it does. Would love to see him painting a few walls again.
Agreed they were good - hardly an association with most urban art these days 
Well your on an urban art forum and you're saying his disassociated himself from the scene hence the association. So as you haven't explained I assume his lack of street work disappoints you? Actually yes, it does. Would love to see him painting a few walls again. Agreed they were good - hardly an association with most urban art these days |
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Adam Neate โข Revolving Door, by bernard on Jan 7, 2012 2:24:08 GMT 1, Dont like it, Jaybo does this stuff better (or Bacon.....did), stick to early cardboard stuff IMO.
Replete did some cling film works a while ago on here which were better by far IMO.
Dont like it, Jaybo does this stuff better (or Bacon.....did), stick to early cardboard stuff IMO.
Replete did some cling film works a while ago on here which were better by far IMO.
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... would love to be able to check it from up close!
