A new book by Andrew Lanyon, in which Andrew examines some of Carlos’ most challenging pieces of work. As he says ‘We are grateful to Carlos for being brave enough to make these awful things’. The subject of war, oppression, poverty and disease are all observed in these demanding works. Handbound 28 pp 20 cm […]
Day 15 – Xan Xi Drinks the Sea
‘Xan Xi Drinks the Sea’ by Andrew Lanyon Artist, author and film-maker and Cornish resident Andrew Lanyon produced a small letterpress edition of this book nearly 10 years ago. There are now only 20 remaining of the edition of 200. Andrew’s books have been critically acclaimed, and his witty treatment of Paul Spooners automata in […]
Day 7 – Red Cabbage Man
This is a one-off piece from Carlos Zapata. If you are looking for a piece of automata to adorn your kitchen or dining area this will be a beautiful addition to your collection. Red Cabbage Man Height 30cm Width 40cm Depth 35cm Carlos Zapata has a wonderful set of 8 large pieces at our latest […]
Automatas – Teatro Mecanico
The 2nd of our series of automata exhibitions at El Parque de las Ciencias in Granada was opened on Friday evening by their president Mar Mareno, she is seen here with the museum director Ernesto Paramo. “Autómatas. Teatro Mecánico” This year’s exhibition includes a new presentation of 8 works by Carlos Zapata – entitled, ‘Theatre […]
Simon Tait's Mews No.4
Viva Carlos! It happens. Struggling artist in a strange country just about making ends meet working in a warehouse by day and painting by night pictures that he can occasionally sell, gets a creative block. Can’t paint any more. Disaster. Body and soul threatening to fall apart. Loyal and loving wife goes to London, to […]