John Walter and Corinne Felgate Join Forces for Show at the Nunnery in London
Jessica Marcel — January 24, 2010 — Art & Design
References: creativereview & mocoloco
John Walter is not a minimalist. He's kind of a watercolor Andy Warhol, at least in terms of portraits. You can see his Dame Edna watercolor portrait on exhibit now at the Nunnery in London.
John Walter and Corinne Felgate combined their considerable talents to put on this current show. Their work includes painting, sculpture, photography, performance and dance. In the last image of the gallery, the artists were photographed together by Ollie Harrop.
Implications - Celebrity portraiture continues to appeal to both mainstream and underground audiences, in advertising and in art. By marketing an item with a recognizable face, customers will be drawn to the company or brand because of its association to the public figure. The manipulation of traditional photographs appeals to buyers because of its imaginative and bold nature.
John Walter and Corinne Felgate combined their considerable talents to put on this current show. Their work includes painting, sculpture, photography, performance and dance. In the last image of the gallery, the artists were photographed together by Ollie Harrop.
Implications - Celebrity portraiture continues to appeal to both mainstream and underground audiences, in advertising and in art. By marketing an item with a recognizable face, customers will be drawn to the company or brand because of its association to the public figure. The manipulation of traditional photographs appeals to buyers because of its imaginative and bold nature.
Trend Themes
1. Celebrity Portraiture - The continued appeal of celebrity portraiture presents an opportunity for retailers and artists alike to capitalize on the recognition of famous figures and their associated branding.
2. Multidisciplinary Art Exhibitions - Combining various forms of art, such as painting, sculpture, photography, performance, and dance, creates a unique and engaging experience for audiences and opens the door for creative collaborations between artists and industries.
3. Manipulated Photography - The use of manipulated or non-traditional photography in art and advertising creates a bold and imaginative appeal that captures the attention of customers and can be utilized by marketing professionals in various industries.
Industry Implications
1. Fine Arts - The continued demand for unique, multidisciplinary art exhibitions presents opportunities for artists and galleries to showcase their work and attract a diverse range of audiences.
2. Marketing and Advertising - The use of celebrity portraiture and manipulated photography for branding and advertising purposes has the potential to captivate customer attention and create associations with recognizable public figures.
3. Fashion - Fashion designers and brands can utilize celebrity portraiture and multidisciplinary exhibitions to showcase their collections and create unique, artistic collaborations and branding opportunities.
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