A T E L I E R L O G

22 februari 2023

Dave Meijer #4

Atelier van Dave Meijer, Goes. (bron: StudioM10)

> Dave Meijer

21 februari 2023

Peter Doig #9

Peter Doig in his studio, London, 2022. (bron: Widewalls, foto's: Fergus Carmichael)

Henry Taylor #4

Henry Taylor in his temporary studio, Bruton, Somerset, England, 2021(?). Stills from the video "Henry Taylor: In the Studio" by Hauser & Wirth. (bron video: YouTube)

20 februari 2023

Danny Fox in his studio, Porthmeor Studios, St Ives, 2022.

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“I’ve been trying to get in one of these since I was 14,” says Fox as we enter the studio, a large, bright and sparsely decorated room, with bare floorboards and a huge window facing directly out towards the beach and a hazy blue sky. He’s subletting it from another artist for a while. There’s an empty bottle of Laurent Perrier on the shelf and a pack of Co-op salt and vinegar crisps on the table, a pair of old sofas and some paint-splattered stools. A vintage Ladybird book called ‘Learnabout… Painting’ and a hardback of Thomas Hardy’s England.
The walls of the studio are covered in notes, sketches, torn fragments and ephemera. A photo of Muhammad Ali and Cornish poems. Earlier this year Fox started, and quickly abandoned, a project where he asked people to write him a letter and he’d write one back. “I didn't realise how many would arrive, and how long they’d take to reply to!”
Hung and propped are scores of new paintings, more abstract than his earlier work. Colour studies of reds, browns, muddy greens and sage. “These paintings started as studio notes. They’re like word association, where I go one deeper each time,” he says. “I’m really enjoying the process. I don’t know if they’re any good. Once I have six or seven I’ll probably show them to a gallerist. Maybe.”
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> Danny Fox | Instagram

Danny Fox #8

Danny Fox in his studio, Los Angeles, 2020.

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Fox’s studio is three floors above the busy street. A space of 300 square meters with large windows facing the street, high ceilings and twenty paintings leaning against a white wall. They are placed in a row, making for a cinematic experience when passing in front of them.
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Final day of my visit to L.A. I’ve arranged to meet Fox one more time for a few last questions. I walk into a space that bears little resemblance to the studio I visited before. All the paintings have been moved to his gallery, and Fox appears lost in the empty space. ‘That’s the fate of the artist,’ he says. You build something, the gallery picks it up, the paintings are sold and scattered across the world, some of them never to be seen again, and in the studio the only remaining trace of the paintings is the paint spilled at the edges onto the wall.
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> Danny Fox | Instagram