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Chris Orr
The Multitude Diaries presents 238 of Orr's drawings from the last twenty years. Best known as a printmaker, Chris Orr RA is also a prodigious draughtsman. His drawings introduce a cast of characters, artefacts and symbols which appear and reappear against fictional and real backdrops, whether river, street or skyline. Often rehearsals for his prints and paintings, these drawings when combined form a scrapbook, recording the artis's ongoing preoccupations, observations and random inspirations. The result is a visual labyrinth, revealing the potential of the drawing-book as a place for experimentation and the panoramic scope of Orr's practice.
Chris Orr
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Many Mansions
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Chris Orr
"In Chris Orr: the making of things, Royal Academician Chris Orr and cultural historian Robert Hewison explore the influences that have shaped Orr's work, and examine his significant contribution as an artist and teacher, mainly at the Royal College or Art."--P. [4] of cover.
Chris Orr
Lists the artist's exhibitions, prints and drawings from 1967 to 1980.
Disguise factory
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Long Road Home
Thomas dreams of a new and more exciting life far from his Donegal homestead. After tragedy strikes his wishes are fulfilled, and he gains all he ever wants - but at what price? He's catapulted into a world completely foreign to him, but he's now trapped - and what of his childhood friend, Mary? Little does he know she's in grave danger in America; her family struggling through the potato famine back home. He must return and avenge the English landlord who treated his family so cruelly, but how can this ever be possible now?
