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Martyr de Mona + The Black Hounds + Fools Glory + Lightfire @ Wulfrun Hall, Wolverhampton - Sunday 20th April 2014
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Five-star toilet block at Wentworth Falls lake. Soft focus and soft light can make anywhere look palatial.
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Spotted this small white flower in a corner of Watts Meadow. Pretty sure it is fool's parsley. One description read "Can be mistaken for Chervil, Sweet Cicely or Wild Carrot although the leaves of Fool’s Parsley smell unpleasant and the stems are hairless, unlike the above." I confess I didn't smell it, but looking at those leaves, I see no hairy stems.
It is not edible.
Richmond Castle had a Knights Tournament. As well as a handful of stalls showcasing various things, they had a tournament between 4 knights. Between the 1v1 tournament and the Grand Melee the Fool put on a show involving fire eating and "getting onto stilts in the most incompetent and convoluted way possible".
Martyr De Mona + The Black Hounds + Fool's Glory + Lightfire @ The Wulfrun Hall, Wolverhampton, Sunday 20th April 2014.
Photographs by Tony Gaskin for Midlands
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© 2014 Tony Gaskin - Stagedive Photography
Richmond Castle had a Knights Tournament. As well as a handful of stalls showcasing various things, they had a tournament between 4 knights. Between the 1v1 tournament and the Grand Melee the Fool put on a show involving fire eating and "getting onto stilts in the most incompetent and convoluted way possible".
Shohei Otomo
Backwoods Gallery is proud to present a visceral and energetic snapshot of modern Japan though the eyes of illustrative genius Shohei Otomo.
Working mostly in ballpoint pen, Shohei Otomo’s insightful depictions of Japan expose both its commercial facade and deepest underground culture. Delivered with an unmistakable level of biting political analysis and technical perfection, Shohei’s work straddles the worlds of art, graphic design, anime and punk.
Son of the legendary Katsuhiro Otomo the prolific author and illustrator who has shaped so much of Japanese culture with titles such as AKIRA, Shohei’s work takes his fathers legacy into the next generation.
We are exceedingly proud to be exhibiting new, unseen and familiar works by Shohei Otomo, all originals insanely rendered in ballpoint pen, limited edition prints by the artists will also be available.