An unique exhibit featuring the
FRETFUL VISIONS and INTERNAL WRANGLINGS
of
Ms. Beverley Milward,
Mr. William Datson
&
Ms. Lilly Foxx.
Set in ACTUAL REALITY of
16 London Road, Bath, BA1 6ad, uk
this physical aperture holds objects to be viewed and contemplated.
Should one of these objects have you in their grip you are invited to message the contact box on how you can have access to its presence.
Current exhibits
Ms. Lilly Foxx:
The Journey
Signed giclee print hand finished with gold and crystals. Print size A4
£175.00 framed
Learn to be alone
Signed giclee print hand finished with gold and crystals. Print size A4
£175.00 framed
Journeys end
Signed giclee print hand finished with gold and crystals. Print size A4
£175.00 framed
Ms. Beverley Milward
No.1 Garden of Online Delights Tryptich
It all began by finding a fireguard on the street and imagining it as a ready made tryptich.
I inserted board which had heavily weathered paint, enhanced with spray paint and decorated with paper and wax adding a salvaged velvet backing.
The first panel depicts The Fool from the tarot walking amidst ladybird book flowers. He is starting out on the journey to find love.
The central panel shows a medieval wounded man with his mobile phone and a halo of urine testing sticks is gazing over a shoal of medieval naked women sat astride flying penises who swim amongst the bottom feeders.
The third panel shows The World, the last tarot card.
The end game, what we all dream of but a skull lies among the flowers reminding us that everything dies.
Fireguard, board, paper, wax, paint, velvet h 66 cm w 89 cm
£650.00
Tooth and Claw Candlesticks
Acanthus leaves are entwined with themselves to form claws and mouths full of sharp teeth.
Stoneware and porcelain h w
£450.00 per pair
Defying the dance of death
Danse Macabre or Dance of Death was a medieval allegorical concept of death as the great leveler.
Traditionally it depicts a procession of dead figures leading the living of different status to the grave.
The central figure here is a flapper from the 1920's dressed as a butterfly. The type of woman who flaunted their disdain for what was considered acceptable behavior.
Prepainted board with spray paint, paper, beeswax and oil pastels 41 x 41 cm.
£250.00
Treasure
The largest dome I have ever made, crammed with detail that is difficult to capture.
This piece took three full days to make and at the end I felt quite deranged!
A further three firings and decorating with colour means a piece on this scale is unique.
h40cm w 24cm
£950.00
Dust Gatherer
A smaller piece with a cynical purpose.
What you do with all the dust you have gathered with this bespoke tool is your own business.
(Like all of the pieces it can be cleaned with running water and a soft makeup brush.)
porcelain, height approx 15cm
£150.00
Opinions
Everyone has got to have one nowadays!
These fellows are made of porcelain between 3-5cm long and are £20.00 each or three for £50.00
Mr William Datson & Beverley Milward
Golden Tree Frames
Made for Kensington palace in response to the lavish motifs of acanthus leaves, claw and ball and egg & dart. Cast in Jesmonite plaster and hand finished.
Small frame without mirror £575.00 with mirror £650.00
Large Oval Egg and Dart Frame
without mirror £675.00
with mirror £750.00