Etchings
Brian Michael Clarke is a British artist whose practice encompasses printmaking, painting and sculpture with drawing at its heart. Since the 1970s he has been developing a distinctive language of layered mark-making; which is as replete with its fervent vitality as it is rich in its subtle relations of form.
Roseberry ToppinG & Pathways series
Monoprints and etchings have formed a large part of his oeuvre and their capacity for reiteration and evolution in mark-making have helped to give voice to his artistic project; they have suited his tendency toward expression in layered and recapitulated forms, in series, and in the evolution of ‘states’.
The ‘Birtwistle’ series
Monoprints and etchings have formed a large part of his oeuvre and their capacity for reiteration and evolution in mark-making have helped to give voice to his artistic project; they have suited his tendency toward expression in layered and recapitulated forms, in series, and in the evolution of ‘states’.
The Elgin Marble series
Monoprints and etchings have formed a large part of his oeuvre and their capacity for reiteration and evolution in mark-making have helped to give voice to his artistic project; they have suited his tendency toward expression in layered and recapitulated forms, in series, and in the evolution of ‘states’.