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The Beechwood Airship Interviews电子书

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作       者:Dan Richards

出  版  社:The Friday Project

出版时间:2015-07-30

字       数:57.6万

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A journey into the headspaces and workplaces of some of Britain’s most unique artists, from the co-author of the critically acclaimed Holloway. Bill Drummond. Richard Lawrence. Stanley Donwood. Jenny Saville. David Nash. Manic Street Preachers. Dame Judi Dench. Cally Callomon. Sheryl Garratt. Vaughan Oliver. Jane Bown. Steve Gullick. Stewart Lee. The Butcher of Common Sense. Robert Macfarlane. Artists. Writers. Photographers. Musicians. A comedian. An actor. A printer. An airship. The people interviewed in this book come from all corners of Britain’s cultural landscape but are united in their commitment to their craft. At the beginning of this extraordinary memoir, Dan Richards impulsively decides to build an airship in his art school bar, an act of opposition which leads him to meet and interview some of Britain’s most extraordinary artists, craftsmen and technicians in the spaces and environments in which they work. His search for what it is that compels both him and them to create becomes a profound examination of what it is to be an artist in 21st Century Britain, and an inspiring testament to the importance of making art for art’s sake.
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Title Page

Copyright

Dedication

Epigraph

Contents

INTRODUCTION/LIMINAL SPACE

BILL DRUMMOND

RICHARD LAWRENCE

STANLEY DONWOOD

JENNY SAVILLE

DAVID NASH

MANIC STREET PREACHERS

DAME JUDI DENCH

CALLY CALLOMON

SHERYL GARRATT

VAUGHAN OLIVER

JANE BOWN

STEVE GULLICK

STEWART LEE

THE BUTCHER OF COMMON SENSE

ROBERT MACFARLANE

EPILOGUE

Footnotes

The Butcher of Common Sense Footnotes

Thanks

Bibliography

Discography

List of Illustrations

About the Author

Also by Dan Richards

About the Publisher

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