Julian Spalding, Internationally acclaimed critic & broadcaster presents Francis Davison Incredible Art
I recently filmed Julian Spalding, an English art critic, writer, broadcaster and a former curator presenting the art work of Francis Davison. Julian Spalding is considered to be a controversial maverick and outspoken critic of the art world, he has frequently contributed to arts, news and current affairs programmes on radio and TV.
Read MoreIt was sad news to hear about the death of artist Norman Ackroyd. I feel very privileged to have been able to work with Norman recently on a number of documentary film projects.
Read MorePro Moviemaker Magazine have featured a number of the films I made with Jay Goldmark for Goldmark Films in their latest issue as part of the Filmmaker of the Year Awards 2024.
Read MoreVanity Fair called potter Akiko Hirai a “Ceramicist Extraordinaire” and she is regarded by many as the worlds most famous potter. On January 1st 2024, the online premiere of the documentary I made with Goldmark filmsAkiko Hirai: 'Mark of the Pot' will go live on youtube and goldmark.tv.
Read MoreMy latest documentary short for Goldmark Films features the work of Loewe Collaborator John Allen. Prepare to be enchanted by a kaleidoscope of colours and designs as John Allen unveils his latest collection of hand-woven wall carpets. With a passion for blending art and nature, these works are a testament to his deep emotional connection with the English landscape, each carpet telling a vivid story of rolling hills, serene meadows, and tranquil waters. Through his masterful use of colour and design, Allen transports us, allowing us to be immersed in the beauty of the landscapes he adores.
Read MoreI’ve just returned from spending a few days on the island of Bornholm, Denmark filming with Goldmark Films, working on a documentary and promotional films on Anne Mette Hjortshøj, one of the worlds most renowned potters.
Read MoreIt has been more than 25 years since Goldmark published Aidan Dun’s first epic poem, Vale Royal. Allen Ginsberg and Paul McCartney performed at the 1995 Royal Albert Hall launch of of the book. Now, on the occasion of a timely reissue, here is the short promo film I’ve put together for the project.
Read MoreGraham Boyd: A Life in Colour, the documentary film that I made with Goldmark Films and Goldmark.TV, has been nominated for a Royal Television Society Award in the Factual Programme category alongside 3 BBC films.
Read MoreA new 108 page book on the Artist Christopher P Wood, An Innocent Vision, was recently published by Goldmark. Check out my latest short film where Artist Christopher P Wood struggles for perfection with the art of printmaking using mono print and etching techniques at Goldmark Atelier.
Read MorePhil Rogers, who died late last year after a short illness, was one of Britain’s leading potters and advocates for his craft. His work is internationally respected and examples are held in the collections of more than 50 museums worldwide, including the V&A, the British Museum, the National Museum of Wales, the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia, and the Museum of Modern Ceramic Art in Mino, Japan
Read MoreTwo years in the making, this new Goldmark film finds 93 year old veteran of abstraction Graham Boyd at work in his Hertfordshire studio. He talks about his life and inspiration; the early development of his painting into pure abstraction, the impact on his work of his time spent in Africa and America and his continuing artistic journey.
Read MoreJENNY GREVATTE | Fifty Years an Artist. This video is of the artist in conversation with Max Waterhouse, talking about her life and recent work.
Read MoreIt’s only a brief mention, but all publicity is good publicity. GOLDMARK.TV , the online arts channel that I produce content for, has had a mention in Broadcast Magazine, the television industry trade journal.
Read MoreBritish art historian, editor, critic, broadcaster and exhibition curator, Richard Cork, appeared on Goldmark TV. The live broadcast from the Esther Peretz-Arad Exhibition at Goldmark…
Read MoreGalvanised by its recent Royal Television Society nomination for best factual program* and the needs of its customers who are self- isolating, preparing for lockdown or just sensibly not traveling Goldmark Gallery in Uppingham, Rutland, is launched its own television channel this on 21 March. Goldmark.TV [GTV] is free to access for all viewers. http://goldmark.tv
Watch footage of ITV News reporting on Goldmark.tv below
Read MoreOn Saturday, 21 March, I’ll be working with Goldmark TV LIVE to launch their new live streaming service. This is a very exciting project to be involved in. Watch the video below to find out more
Read MoreThe documentary film Ron King - Alphabets, Bandits and Collaborations I made for Goldmark Films has been shortlisted for a ROYAL TELEVISION SOCIETY Award in the Factual Programme category. the film is shortlisted with a film by Jamie Knights called Nazi Megastructures: Americas War from Epic Studios and a BBC film by Martin Friend called White Van Gogh Man
Read MoreNew film showing A superb collection of 18 prints that David Hockney made on his home Apple Mac computer in 1991 and printed on his laser printer on Parsons Linen Ledger cotton fibre paper and then bound into a book.
Read MoreGoldmark TV now has an app/channel available to watch a selection of documentary films I produced for Goldmark Films. The apps are available on ROKU and AMAZON FIRE TV . Hopefully an Apple TV app will be available in the near future!
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