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HFP at POLYply with James Wilkes, Thurs 19th April 2012

By - David
Posted on April, 18, 2012

Hello Friends, Tomorrow we’ll be doing an opening spot with regular HFP collaboratee James Wilkes at a monthly event called POLYply. We will be representing a project called Special Works School, revisiting the WW1 camouflage school that existed in Kensington Gardens, where Fine Artists trained in the aesthetics of subterfuge. We will be road testing

The Clocks Went Forward Tonight

By - David
Posted on February, 13, 2012

I lost an hour somewhere But it’s that time of year I once wrote a song in half an hour it was called Clocks.* I remember trying to write down everything I was thinking from quarter to until quarter past 12 on the night winter officially turned into spring. That was in 1981, upstairs in

Half-handed Cloud & HFP in Pictures!

By - David
Posted on January, 30, 2012December, 19, 2012

Click thumbnail to view image. All pictures taken by Julie Rafalski. Thank you Julie!

Half-handed Cloud and HFP SOLD OUT!

By - David
Posted on January, 19, 2012December, 19, 2012

Wow, what started out as an experiment for Half-handed Cloud and the HFP became a totally SOLD OUT show! The email was ringing off the hook, there were people outside hoping to get in.. and those who did get in really made it a fantastic night for us by jumping in with both feet and

Art Review: “Now Buy This” HFP James Hobbs print

By - David
Posted on January, 9, 2012December, 19, 2012

Leading art magazine Art Review has highlighted a stunning print we commissioned from James Hobbs in their January/February edition, in a section entitled “Now Buy This”. James Hobbs took two adjacent frames from a 16mm film that captures the turbulent tide at Kilnsea… and enlarged and reproduced them as a cyanotype. Two identical diagrams have

‘Special Works School’ accepted at Kandinsky Library, Centre Pompidou

By - David
Posted on January, 6, 2012January, 9, 2012

Last year we became involved with a number of artists and writers in the Special Works School project, founded by James Wilkes and Heather Ring. It’s a collaboration based on a camouflage school based in South Ken during WW1. The first publication (published by Special Works School) has been accepted by Kandinsky Library, Centre Pompidou