Harvey Daniels: Dodo Dye

Harvey Daniels: Dodo DyeBorn in London in 1936, Harvey Daniels studied at the Willesden School of Art, then London University and Brighton College of Art. He went on to lectured at Brighton College of Art from 1963 to 1989 and sadly passed away in 2013. Daniels art is described as having a geometric feel where he aims for the work to have an emotional charge and poetry, even though it is non figurative. To Daniels music is an important aspect of his art and the structure of

The print takes its inspiration from a pivotal point in Human History

- Roddy Phillips in 'Peacock Visual Arts 35 Years of Great Stuff

and discovered the power of the multiple to communicate

“This new suite of prints differs considerably from the previous one I completed at Peacock in 2003

applying correct pressure to the levers of the press

He uses religious ephemera from a Catholic upbringing alongside the gang culture of New Mexico

He feels this works to his advantage in a modern commercial art market

both nationally and internationally

Director of Workshop and Studio Provision Scotland and Secretary of The Royal Scottish Academy

Medium: Screenprint with gold dusting

Year: 2006

my exceedingly stimulating travels in Eastern Europe under the auspices of a Creative Scotland Award and the work