As a printmaker with architectural sympathies, Toby Paterson has long been a Wallpaper* favourite, so his latest exhibition has been eagerly anticipated since we first got wind of it back in June. Inchoate Landscapes, now on show at Peacock Visual Arts in Scotland, sees a newly completed suite of seven prints placed within the broader context of his practice and interest in the built environment.
The new prints are exhibited alongside 26 of Paterson’s previous works, showcasing his explorations in various forms and mediums. For the latest suite he has worked with lino, lithography, digital print and etching, as well as relief and silkscreen printing, all requiring a close collaboration with Peacock Visual Arts’ master printmakers, with whom the artist has been developing the works since early 2010.
’Relationships between the prints themselves and the painting, sculpture and photography selected may be directly formal but also allude to historical and theoretical themes that surface repeatedly in my work,’ explains the artist. ’This show also echoes the fluctuating state of the cities that inspired the work in the first place.’
Toby Paterson: Inchoate Landscapes show, Scotland
’A Miniature (Sofia Kiosk)’ by Toby Paterson, 2011
’A Miniature (Sofia Kiosk)’ by Toby Paterson, 2011
’Canning Town’ by Toby Paterson, 2011
’Canning Town’ by Toby Paterson, 2011
’Ludic Bricolage’ by Toby Paterson, 2011
’Ludic Bricolage’ by Toby Paterson, 2011
’Moscow’ by Toby Paterson, 2011
’Moscow’ by Toby Paterson, 2011
’Pavillion Plan’ by Toby Paterson, 2011
’Pavillion Plan’ by Toby Paterson, 2011
’Randomised Array’ by Toby Paterson, 2011
’Randomised Array’ by Toby Paterson, 2011
’Teetering Megastructure’ by Toby Paterson, 2011
’Teetering Megastructure’ by Toby Paterson, 2011
’Hypothetical Relief (Sofia)’ by Toby Paterson, 2009
Photograph by Ruth Clark, courtesy of the artist and The Modern Institute/Toby Webster Ltd, Glasgow
’Hypothetical Relief (Sofia)’ by Toby Paterson, 2009
Photograph by Ruth Clark, courtesy of the artist and The Modern Institute/Toby Webster Ltd, Glasgow
’Black Madonna/White Anna#1’ by Toby Paterson, 2007
Photography by Ruth Clark, courtesy of the artist and The Modern Institute/Toby Webster Ltd, Glasgow
’Black Madonna/White Anna#1’ by Toby Paterson, 2007
Photography by Ruth Clark, courtesy of the artist and The Modern Institute/Toby Webster Ltd, Glasgow
’1971’ by Toby Paterson, 2007
Photograph by Andy Keate, courtesy of the artist and The Modern Institute/Toby Webster Ltd, Glasgow
’1971’ by Toby Paterson, 2007
Photograph by Andy Keate, courtesy of the artist and The Modern Institute/Toby Webster Ltd, Glasgow
’Public Space’ by Toby Paterson, 2007
Photograph by Stuart Mills, courtesy of the artist and The Modern Institute/Toby Webster Ltd, Glasgow
’Public Space’ by Toby Paterson, 2007
Photograph by Stuart Mills, courtesy of the artist and The Modern Institute/Toby Webster Ltd, Glasgow
’Pink Bricolage’ by Toby Paterson, 2009
Photograph by Ruth Clark, courtesy of the artist and The Modern Institute/Toby Webster Ltd, Glasgow
’Pink Bricolage’ by Toby Paterson, 2009
Photograph by Ruth Clark, courtesy of the artist and The Modern Institute/Toby Webster Ltd, Glasgow
’Nowa Huta Colour Study’ by Toby Paterson, 2009
Photograph by Ruth Clark, courtesy of the artist and The Modern Institute/Toby Webster Ltd, Glasgow
’Nowa Huta Colour Study’ by Toby Paterson, 2009
Photograph by Ruth Clark, courtesy of the artist and The Modern Institute/Toby Webster Ltd, Glasgow
’Maquette for White Public Space’ by Toby Paterson, 2005
Photograph by Andy Keate, courtesy of the artist and The Modern Institute/Toby Webster Ltd, Glasgow
’Maquette for White Public Space’ by Toby Paterson, 2005
Photograph by Andy Keate, courtesy of the artist and The Modern Institute/Toby Webster Ltd, Glasgow
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Daylesford Organic’s ’straight from field to fork’ approach has struck a chord with the metropolitan country-loving set who graze on its smartly packaged quality farm produce. Serving a selection of seasonal food, the Pimlico Road outfit is open from breakfast through to teatime, but it really comes to life at lunch, when London’s moneyed arrive in their droves to perch outside the perfectly positioned café. If a whistle stop visit is all you can manage, be sure to stock up on ’same-day’ fruit and veg, delivered all the way from Daylesford’s Gloucestershire farm
44B Pimlico Road
44. 020 7881 8060
www.daylesfordorganic.com
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