The Mighty Quinn – Ravey Street Studio (2005) by Clive Arrowsmith

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.

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

Clive Arrowsmith – The Amazement & Amusement Exhibition at Holden Luntz Gallery Florida Continues to September 22nd, 2018

Really delighted that this is continuing – I have copied the press release below as I so like what they … More

New Clive Arrowsmith Exhibition Amazement & Amusement – Opens on July 28th at Holden Luntz Palm Beach, Florida, USA.

I am delighted to announce my first solo US exhibition at Holden Luntz Gallery in Palm Beach, Florida which to my … 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.