RCA Secrets 2015

My contribution to this years RCA Secrets 2015. A great cause where all money raised goes to helping students at the RCA. With the political climate being so hostile to Art and students, donating work seems the right thing to do.

Royal College Of Art Secrets 2014- My Contribution

My three cards for this years fund raiser. I can't believe this is my tenth year in a row. I'd love to hear from who ever bought them.

RCA Secrets Postcard II The Birth Process

The second RCA secrets postcard from this year's batch.

RCA secrets works by Lucy Mazhari

RCA Secrets Postcards by Alex Mazhari

 

 More of Alex's work can be seen http://alexmazhari.blogspot.com/
 

Royal College Of Arts Secrets Exhibition 2011 - My Cards

The RCA Secrets show is an annual exhibition to benefit the Fine Art students at the school. Artists are invited to submit 3 postcard size original works that are exhibited anonymously. The postcards are signed on the back, and are only revealed once purchased and the sale is over. The public are attracted by the promise of snagging a Tracey Emin or a Grayson Perry for the paltry sum of £45. The vast majority of the 2900 works are by rising stars of the art world and RCA Alumni. This is my contribution for this year.

RCA Secret 2010 entries

Agroup of three post-cards for the Rca secrets annual exhibition. The title is Wish You Were Here.I used a combination of collage and water-colour, my favourite media. Each post-card sells for £45 and all money raised goes to help out students.

Again I used collage and watercolour. Cutting out the skeleton was a bit tricky, so I cut it out with a white back-ground and painted it to look as if I'd cut round it.

The final card. What can't be seen is that I penned in most of the spine as cutting it out would have been a nightmare.

Part of the Playing House series. An evil little girl is exercising her 'maternal instincts' and holding her unfortunate sibling. Much as I used to do to my brother, finding ways to hurt him when I thought I could get away with it. Sorry little brother!

This is another group for 'secrets'. Babies can look oddly sinister in drawings! Their large heads and steady stares can be unnerving. The group is called Playing House, and is based on a photos published in a Sunday supplement.

The baby looks like is calling out for help! His solemn face says far more than the inane smiles of his parents.

This was an odd one out. I can't decide if she is breathing life into him or sucking the life out of him. Either way, the black smoke tells me that she is up to no good.

 

He Can Make Your Skin Crawl

He can make your skin crawl. Mixed Media, 5"X 7"