by Duncan Grant | 21 November 2021 | Blog
Visit Duncan Grant’s gallery I’m planning a move to Norfolk in the near future and one of the many things I’ll miss about my home town of Gravesend, in Kent, is the cultural centre and local landmark that is LV21. I’ve exhibited and run...
by Duncan Grant | 1 August 2021 | Blog
Visit Duncan Grant’s gallery Imagine you are standing on a street in your town. What would it take for you to feel that you were in the presence of opera, that you had suddenly stepped into an opera house? It was this question that Tania Holland Williams,...
by Duncan Grant | 21 February 2021 | Blog
Visit Duncan Grant’s gallery Those of you that know me know that I’m a big champion of community art. But Richard Jeferies, the artist featured in this blog, has ‘community’ running through him like a stick of rock, which is apt because...
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 | 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...
