Don't Think Twice - An Exhibition Of Drawings by Andrew Antoniou & Paul Thomas based on the songs of Bob Dylan
Bob Dylan, his songs and poetry, have been a part of our vocabulary of images for over 55 years, since the early days of the folk / acoustic based protest songs through to the electrification of the music that married his stream of consciousness lyrics to rock and roll and all its incarnations. Those images have been moving through our psyche transmuting with time and demanding a place on the page and on a welcoming wall in full view of those, who will, hopefully, relate to how we have experienced this epic body of work from one of our greatest Nobel Prize winning poet /musicians.
Paul Thomas and I have known each other for 50 of those 55 years and we thought perhaps now is the time to start our conversation, through drawing, of where Dylan has led us in those 55 years.
Andrew Antoniou 2020
Paul Thomas and I have known each other for 50 of those 55 years and we thought perhaps now is the time to start our conversation, through drawing, of where Dylan has led us in those 55 years.
Andrew Antoniou 2020
Images By Paul Thomas
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If you are interested in any of the works please go to the contact page and send me an email with your request or any questions you may have. All works are $ 800 Australian dollars framed without shipping.
Thank you.
If you are interested in any of the works please go to the contact page and send me an email with your request or any questions you may have. All works are $ 800 Australian dollars framed without shipping.
Thank you.
Portrait Format
Paul Thomas studied at the Royal College of Art under Peter de Francia 1974-77. Thomas is a painter and draughtsman and co founded, with Anita Taylor, the ‘Jerwood Drawing Prize’ in 1994 to reward excellence in contemporary drawing. His work is often dealing with Greek mythological subject matter, and more recently he showed a suite of 50 drawings ‘The Great Composers’ at the City Recital Hall in Sydney, and a series of paintings ‘Parting Gifts’ at David Rex Livingston.