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13:59Now PlayingIn this HENI Talk, world-renowned curator Hans Ulrich Obrist talks with British artist Brian Clarke.
The film explores Clarke’s relationship with collage through the entire trajectory of his career, and how he often uses the medium as a study for his stained-glass work. He first began working in collage aged 14 at the Burnley School of Art, 1967 and cites his early collage influences by Pop Art and artists such as Richard Hamilton and Andy Warhol.
The discussion also examines Clarke’s latest series of work inspired by nature, which began with line drawings of nasturtiums in white pencil on black paper.
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