Alban Low |
Welcome to Sets, Series and Ensembles, an exhibition of art in public places. Accompanying each public art placement is a 'First Response' for you to read here on the website. As artists and writers we are constantly collecting ideas, objects, themes, and sentiments. We are often searching for the connections and narratives that help us understand both our lives and our art.
Alban Low |
I met Alban 35 years ago when we were both studying on an Art and Design Foundation course in Hounslow, London and I am taking the opportunity of writing todays post to say a big thank you to Alban from Bryan, myself and everyone involved with Collect Connect for his amazing energy, generosity and creativity.
Todays set of painted pebble people comes from Alban Low and the little faces have made their way to all sorts of places. Dean Reddick provides a rhyme.
Alban Low |
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Alban Low and Henry Moore |
The Dream Of Knuckle Number Five
Five
Yeller knuckle-heads
Sleeping
in their stony beds
Goofy
teeth and google eyes
Took the
world by surprise
Nelly-Knuckle
liked to chuckle
Knuckle
Lily was loud and silly
Knuckle-me-pink
liked a drink
Barny
Knuckle was fond of trouble
Knuckles
number Four to One
Went out
in the Yeller sun
Goofy
teeth and google eyes
Took the
world by surprise
Laughing
Nelly was first to go
All the
way to Walthamstow
Knuckle
Lily, being silly,
Went as
far as New York City
Knuckles
number three and four
Followed
their sisters out the door
Goofy
teeth and google eyes
Took the
world by surprise
Knuckle-me-pink,
what a bum
Ended in
a beer drum
Barny
Knuckle, for a lark
Claimed a
place in modern art
But what
of Knuckle number Five
Where
did they go? Did they survive?
Goofy
teeth and google eyes
Took the
world by surprise
Knuckle
Five was never found
Though
rumour is they went to ground
Planted
in earthy borders
To dream
about her son and daughters
Alban Low |
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