A book
published by Polly Feversham and Diane Howse on the occasion of the
90th Birthday of the Yorkshire collector Ronnie Duncan on 30 September
2018.
An extensive overview of Weston, his house and garden in the Yorkshire countryside which he conceived and established, with many photographs by Diane Howse, and contributions by:
Louisa
Buck, Thomas A Clark, Simon Cutts, Ian Duhig, Ronnie Duncan, Patrick
Eyres, Lynne Green, Rose Hilton, Tim Longville, Will Rea, Mike Wolfe and
Greville Worthington.
Hardcover linen bound, with foil block printing
17 x 24 cm, 128 pages
edited by Polly Feversham and Diane Howse
designed by Peter Foolen
printed by Unicum, Tilburg, The Netherlands
edition of 300 copies
isbn 978-1-5272-2957-0
price £ 30 / 35 euro
Diane Howse
Saturday 26 January 2019
Sunday 28 January 2018
Monday 11 September 2017
a slow air
Thomas A Clark and Diane Howse
now showing in Sheffield as part of "In the Open"
now showing in Sheffield as part of "In the Open"
6 –
29 September 2017
Bank Street Arts and Sheffield Institute of the Arts.
Bank Street Arts and Sheffield Institute of the Arts.
http://bankstreetarts.com/exhibitions/in-the-open/
with thanks to Harewood House Trust
Friday 2 June 2017
Friday 14 April 2017
Saturday 8 April 2017
blue sky
from a slow air
Thomas A Clark and Diane Howse
now showing at the National Centre for Early Music
https://tenderbooks.co.uk/products/a-slow-air-thomas-a-clark-diane-howse
Thursday 30 March 2017
Wolf Crossing
Three months of editorial about wolves and about crossings. Exploring landscape and language, nationalism and identity, travel and translation, gender, bodies, myth and more. Includes contributions from Rebecca Clark, Alec Finlay, Diane Howse, Ellie Broughton, Deborah Westmancoat, Tom Jeffreys, Erin Cunningham, Phill Hopkins & many more to come.
http://www.thelearnedpig.org/wolf-crossing
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