Marc’s genius is his painstaking attention to detail, using scale and materials to produce radical and stunning forms. He draws on classical art in a very imaginative way, his blood head self portrait for example reminded me of the death masks of old which were also cast directly from the body.
Category: artists
Kansai Yamamoto – More Photos from Hello Japan 2013 -An Awe Inspiring Super Show
Kansai Yamamoto is that rare thing, a complete artist. His work covers design and so much more, it’s about fashion, … More
Behind The Scenes of Kubrick’s 2001 – Drawings & Photographs by Clive Arrowsmith
In 1966 I was commissioned to do some illustrations on the set of Kubrick’s 2001. This was an extraordinary … More
My Moroccan Sojourn with Francesca Von Habsburg – Hot Cameras, Hot Air Balloons & Stampeding Horses In The Desert
Tom Reynolds art director of the Sunday Times Magazine called me and said “Clive would you like to go to … More
David Hockney, Celia Birtwell, Ossie Clark and the Notting Hill Tramp
While expounding what I though was a particularly important creative point there was an almighty crash of breaking glass and splintering wood from outside the room.
Ashanti Looking Like An Angel On A Stairway to Heaven London (2003)
When I photographed Ashanti for the Next Big Thing for The Sunday Times in 2003 I was trying to create … More
Peter Gabriel Dines In A Roman Bath (1978) Including Previously Unseen Images
Once we arrived at the Baths I had my assistants set up a flash unit, suspended over the Roman Bath on a boom. This would not have got past health and safety today and I was really nervous incase the boom failed, fell into the water and electrocuted Peter and myself.
The Cellist in Red – Nina Kotova
My agent Julian Cotton in the late 90s was, like me a huge classical music fan. He phoned late one … More
Lowry At Home – Exhibition Salford
So excited that this exhibition is happening in Salford it’s taken a long time for the images to come to … More