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‘It All Amounts To Everything’
Powerlong Museum, Shanghai, China May 15th- June 19th 2023 The show comprises my most recent works, created with layers and disturbance in mind. The show's name came to mind as everything I have done in the past few months has amounted to this. When creating a show of this magnitude, you eat, sleep and dream… -
Joy, For Now
Solo show, Singapore, Opera Gallery Prologue:- In this series, Morton-Clark’s characters are often tantalising syntheses of abstract elements, all living in and navigating their own mysterious universe of chance encounters and ambiguous happenings. But there are no guises and no charades; just honest characters perhaps each with their own allegorical stories. They tell tales of… -
Solo Show, Koo House Museum, South Korea
Myths, Heroes and Mad ScientistsThe Favoured Refugees Myths, Heroes and Mad Scientists / Hyun YI (Deputy Editor-in-Chief of Art In Culture) George Morton-Clark is a British artist. His work resembles scribbles on a child’s sketchbook at first glance, with intense monochromatic colors, flat compositions without perspective, scenes full of atypical lines rushing like a… -
Tusk x GM-C
I was asked to paint a lion for Tusk to raise awareness of the declining population of lions in the wild. the lions were situated all around London, UK, The Hamptons, USA, Cape Town, Africa and New Zeland. 'Suffering Saviour' is inspired by Looney Tunes Sylvester The Cat. The title refers to Sylvester's trademark exclamation:… -
“This Is As Far As I Started” Solo show, Opera Gallery, London
PREFACE "This Is As Far As I Started", Opera Gallery London is pleased to present the new series of works by George Morton-Clark. British artist George Morton-Clark presents a playful new body of artworks in his recognisably animated style. The artist adds originality and story to already familiar cartoon characters including Popeye, Bambi, Garfield and… -
“All Good And Make Believe”, Solo Show, Paris
PREFACE For his first solo exhibition in Paris, British artist George Morton-Clark unveils a series of new works. They show the artist’s favourite characters, as well as his unmistakable style: Donald Duck, Mickey Mouse, and Bart Simpson seem to be drafts, but a closer study reveals careful work on the lines, movement, and the dissolution… -
Sculptures
The two sculptures "All Good and Make Believe" and "Last Orders" are concrete models of Donald Duck and Mickey Mouse. I chose these two characters for their iconic imagery. When I was traveling around Greece as a 19-year-old I noticed that many of the concrete buildings looked like they were unfinished and you could still… -
Supermama x GM-C
I teamed up with Supermama in Singapore to produce these porcelain plates. Hand made in Japan, Mino-yaki (美濃焼) or Mino porcelain wares are pottery produced in the Mino area (Gifu prefecture) in Japan. The facility is based in the town of Mizunami (瑞浪市) They were a year in the making and and the idea that… -
Esquire Magazine
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Knots Rugs x GM-C
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Forbes
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Cover Magazine
Knots Rugs is celebrating a decade of making rugs with three collaborations ready just in time for Decorex 2017. Malin Lonnberg finds out more Knots Rugs is turning ten this year. The London-based company is celebrating in style, with no fewer than three artist collaborations to be launched at Decorex during London Design Festival in… -
Knots rugs
Knots Rugs in Chelsea, London are collaborating with me on a 4meter x 3meter rug due out in September. The high end rug specialists approached me with an idea about taking three artists and making their artwork into extremely beautiful rugs. The rugs which take up to nine months to make go through an extremely thorough… -
MACMILLAN DE’LONGHI ART AUCTION
George Morton-Clark along side, Tracey Emin, Sir Peter Blake, Rankin and Damien Hirst, donate work to the Macmillan De’Longhi Art Auction.
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