by Duncan Grant | 26 July 2020 | Blog
Visit Duncan Grant’s gallery I’m not from a musical family really. I played harmonica in a band when I was at college. In fact, one of my mates, Steve Firth, wanted to be in the band but didn’t play an instrument, so he taught himself bass guitar....
by Duncan Grant | 5 July 2020 | Blog
Visit Duncan Grant’s gallery My mum has been on my mind a lot lately. She has just returned home having spent weeks in hospital and then rehab, after she fell over and broke her hip. We’re now thinking through what needs to be in place for her so...
by Duncan Grant | 14 June 2020 | Blog
The Hot Tin Auction is Live. Click here. It was just about this time last year that I exhibited at The Hot Tin arts centre and cafe in Faversham, Kent. https://www.the-hot-tin.co.uk/ I’d just received some samples of the Liberty London fabric printed...
by Duncan Grant | 31 May 2020 | Blog
Everyone loves a good story, don’t they? Those who know me, and readers of this blog, will know that throughout the current pandemic, I’ve been shielding because my underlying health conditions put me in a vulnerable group. I find it hard to sit still at...
by Duncan Grant | 17 May 2020 | Blog
Visit Duncan Grant’s gallery As regular readers of this blog will know, my art has ended up in places I’d never imagined. It’s been on fabrics for Liberty London, https://www.libertylondon.com/a book cover for Faber & Faber,...
by Duncan Grant | 3 May 2020 | Blog
Visit Duncan Grant’s gallery An unnaturally silent and deserted London in lockdown has been captured in a series of beautiful images, by Gravesend-based photographer, Wayne Howes. Before the coronavirus lockdown, London was buzzing with tourists and locals going...
