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Please pronounce his Irish name correctly its NOT Layvery but Lavery ... Lav as in "have." I myself am a LAVERY.

Another Magnum Photographer once told me in a class, that every picture you take is a slight form of aggression. I think that rings true. I also think it depends on your personality how you approach it. Some like Joel Meyerowitz, Bruce Gilden and Martin Parr have the charm to do it in an eloquent way or know how to assess situations. But they also grew up in times when there were less concerns about privacy.

Probably on her way to the Saddle Back in the faros islands.

Fascinating ! Amazing work, Daisy 🙌❤️

Looks like new warps?

One of my favourite pictures and the amount of animals in it is arguable,the cat licking a dropped egg,I love that picture 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Broken Up 15/06/1983 Chittagong,

Tyger was renamed Islander of Polruan, Fowey River being her home port for a while back in the 80's. A beautiful yacht, very handsome lying at her swinging morning. Somehow she ended her days in Shelburne Nova Scotia where she was removed from the water in 2014 by the city authorities as she had been abandoned and was at risk of sinking.

Stylish artist ! captures a graceful period in time .!

Wonderfully poignant.

This is wonderful! Hilma af Klint meets Anni Albers!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ♥

Wow! Lovely. Reminds us of this whole series that started in 2012, For example: ua-cam.com/video/mZtTghRrGbU/v-deo.html and this ua-cam.com/video/mZtTghRrGbU/v-deo.html

Arthur Coates is doing a great musical job in spreading the wonderful Quebecois traditional fiddle music. I look forward to hearing more and supporting this talented musician and learning more tunes from him.

Provides an excellent and original insight into Eardley’s work. I have loved her paintings for 40 years, and I have loved Proust for about the of time, but never before have I seen them connected so cogently and with such deeply informed grace. And both come from (in part) a connection to Ruskin, whose reputation has been totally ruined in recent years (see the film “Effie Gray.”) The reality may have been more nuanced. Either way, it is interesting that neither Ruskin’s sexuality nor more importantly Joan’s, merit a mention in this talk, or in so many other discussions of her work. I think it may have had a profound influence on her choice of subject matter. In any event, I thank Griffin Coe for his wonderful talk, and I hope to hear more from him in future.

An enjoyable and enlightening talk. Thank you.

So interesting Fiona. Thnx.

This is such a fascinating story, so well told. It’s hard to believe how far diabetes care has come in just 100 years.

Any questions?

An informative and enjoyable talk from an engaging and clearly knowledgeable speaker.

As someone who looks at paintings and views them at face value, listening to this talk made me really think about where painters come from, were educated and taught, how they put things together and the emotions that come with this talent, that at times, jump out at the viewer! Thank you for this insight and I look forward to more of your talks.

Excellent talk on Joan Eardley with fascinating references to her contemporaries. Full of insight and a wealth of knowledge by Griffin Coe. Will recommend and look forward to future talks by this curator.

I thought this talk was well put together, very informative, and with the Ruskin/Proust connection very insightful. I suppose my only "criticism" is that there aren't enough pictures of her work, especially her paintings, but I suspect that they are limited by the number of works in your collection. It is refreshing to listen to something with more academic depth than the usual fluff.

Wonderful,especially for those who can’t afford the latest technology

Lovely performance!