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Inspired by St Ives painters such as Ben Nicholson and Alfred Wallis, Danny Fox paints his home town, turning the people and places around him into half-imagined figures in a world of legend
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Since we "last spoke to him":http://www.itsnicethat.com/articles/danny-fox-the-cornish-artist-inspired-by-las-skid-row a year ago, artist Danny Fox tells us he’s been “mostly painting and making things in Los Angeles”, with a few travels abroad thrown in. “I did a few trips, I went to Mexico City for a bit,” he says. “I also just did a 30-day painting residency at the Porthmeor studios in St. Ives again.”
The uncompromising work of LA-based self-taught painter Danny Fox is full of abstract motifs, conversations and possible translations.
Danny Fox The Beast Within Interview by Jesse Michaels and portrait by Kingsley Ifill Danny Fox is a painter from the UK who has been working in Los A...
Danny Fox talks about trying to give up drinking, why politicians should force us all to be vegan, getting black dots in his eyes when he visits galleries, and hating art shows
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Self-taught artist Danny Fox was born in St.Ives, Cornwall, a seaside town made famous by its numerous artist residents. Despite moving from the town many years ago, Danny’s cornish lineage remains visible in his work, most pertinently in the parallels between his oil paintings and the so-called “naive” work of 19th Century fishman-painter Alfred Wallis, who also lived for a time in St Ives. But where Wallis’ paintings are simplistic, executed in muted greys, creams and blues on tiny pieces of driftwood, Fox’s work is the opposite: huge, brightly-coloured canvasses which demand attention.
At the heart of Danny Fox’s paintings—assemblages of heroic figures and flattened objects reduced to their rudimentary parts—is a deep interest in humanity. Under his brush, the gallant commingles with the mundane, and biblical allegories are remastered as contemporary, loosely autobiographical works. New examples are on view now in London at Saatchi Gallery’s aptly titled
After moving from London to Skid Row, the painter presents his new series – featuring signature motifs of nudes, booze, and horses
“The same old shite, really” is artist Danny Fox’s response when asked about what he’s been up to since we last spoke. This, of course, isn’t quite true. Danny’s modesty stops him from mentioning his latest book _Danny Fox: A Cut Above The Eye,_ which was published by Copenhagen’s V1 Gallery only a couple of months ago. The publication documents the Los Angeles-based painter’s artworks from the past seven years and traces his creative evolution between the years 2011 and 2018. But this impressive feat doesn’t subtract from Danny’s good-humoured self-reflections: “I was living the high life for a bit, had a house up on the hill and it was very nice. It had fruit trees in the yard and you could smell the lemons in the morning. I’ve moved back into the studio now, Los Angeles street. Hell.”
Artist Danny Fox has found the perfect space to pursue his themes of identity, class and decay - among the bohemian exiles of LA
