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Monday, June 5

James Hancock interview on Cyclic Defrost 

"Hancock’s art and design – to him they’re inseparable – is built from the layering and recontextualising of everyday objects that the rest of us would either ignore or appreciate but not collect and obsess over. His work is a distinctive collage of fabrics, printing, drawing, painting and found objects. And while he is as at home on his laptop as he is with canvas, all his work maintains a tactile and homespun feel..."

Hancock also began the artist-run Space3 with two friends in 2000. "It became very well known as a place for artists, musicians and creatives to have the opportunity to collaborate and exhibit their work in a very free environment..." The history and events of Space3 have now been put in a book by Hancock.

Cyclic Defrost interview: http://www.cyclicdefrost.com/article.php?article=697

James Hancock's website: http://www.jameshancock.net
Go the 'motion' section and check out Josh Pyke's 'Middle of the Hill' video clip. The illustrations are cool.

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