judecowanmontague.com Jude Cowan Montague is an artist and writer. She makes music, visual art, wordcrafts and is a broadcaster. 'The News Agents' on Resonance FM since 2014 - Saturdays 2.30pm-3.30pm thenewsagents.blogspot.com
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Showing posts with label Bolton. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bolton. Show all posts
Sunday, 31 July 2011
Saturday, 30 July 2011
Bolton pictures
I've decided to do a series of little pictures about Bolton. I used to go up Rivington Pike so I've started with a drawing of the Pigeon Tower from a photograph I found online.
I think the rule I'm going to set for this is going to be that these pictures must be small, like small windows with restricted views. Tiny glimpses of a world that is gone, for me anyway.
I think the rule I'm going to set for this is going to be that these pictures must be small, like small windows with restricted views. Tiny glimpses of a world that is gone, for me anyway.
Wednesday, 30 March 2011
Autobiographical sketches 60 - Bolton Aquarium
Sunday, 27 March 2011
Autobiographical Sketches 59 - Spare room
My dad bought loads and loads of PG Tips so he could get a free clock radio. We kept the packets in the spare room with his golf clubs.
Saturday, 26 March 2011
Autobiographical sketches 53 - Bolton hiking
Labels:
autobiography,
Bolton,
hiking,
Jude Cowan,
sketch,
Winter Hill
Friday, 25 February 2011
Pennine Folk
I think I'm really a Pennine folk artist being from Bolton. Walking on Winter Hill, hiking up Cautley Spout (okay that's Cumbria)
Labels:
Bolton,
Cautley Spout,
Pennine Folk,
Winter Hill
Wednesday, 24 November 2010
Bolton Elephants
Here's a lovely site with pictures of Bolton elephants.
http://www.bolton.org.uk/elephants.html
http://www.bolton.org.uk/elephants.html
The Elephant Gate in Bolton
Humphrey Jennings and the Elephant Gate in Bolton ... in this documentary they're making a big fuss about him linking exotic and industrial climes ... ut the elephant is known as the Bolton image ... it's on the town crest ... Bolton is exotic, I always found it an exotic landscape as well as a Lancashire one, through the links to India through the cotton trade and the recent large immigrant community, the Pakistani shops their bright goods in the red-brick rained-on cobble streets.
Labels:
Bolton,
cotton trade,
elephant,
Humphrey Jennings,
indian,
industry,
Pakistani shops
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