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Comments
For all Moore lovers...and others
Due to a serious hacking attack. I've had to rebuild my website from the ground up. Work is still in progress, but the sections below are now back, with new addresses:
Raymond Moore
Edwin Smith
Tony Ray-Jones
Creative Camera
The Weeping Ash pages are a useful resource as Andy says. Also there is Remember Ray Moore on Peter Marshall's >Re:PHOTO blog which neatly links to an essay by Peter on Weeping Ash.
Kind regards, Graham
The exhibition opens, I believe, next month and will be at the Miro Foundation. The curators are Richard Riley and Andrew Dempsey - Andrew was responsible for the Ray Moore retrospective at the Hayward Gallery, Ray's most important show.
With best wishes, Mark
All best, Mark
You say 'Ray's work will soon be presented in an exhibition of post-war British art in Barcelona.' Have the full details of this show been released yet ?
Best wishes, Graham
Thanks for the comments. I thoroughly agree that Moore's work needs more exposure- "criminal" is exactly the word I'd use. So glad there's a few photos up in the Tate. I'd be 100% behind a new show. I was hoping to get access to Moore's archive to do some research towards my dissertation, but no luck as yet.
Roy Hammans' pages on Moore are worth a visit for some additional info: http://www.weepingash.co.uk/index.php?option=com_content&view=c...
More certainly needs to be written in the future.
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Andy
The Gernsheim Collection exhibition here at the Harry Ransom Center at the University of Texas has one of Moore's photos on display. Gernsheim bought a few early Moores and they're held at the center.
Yes, it is a distressing situation and it has gone on for far too long. Actually, the little display in Tate Britain features five of Ray's photographs and they look splendid. Ray's work will soon be presented in an exhibition of post-war (WWII that is) British art in Barcelona. So all is not lost. Mark
Yes, the Raymond Moore Archive is still held by Sotheby's.
Best wishes, Mark
Great news- thanks for posting this. I've been trying to track down Moore's archive for a while now, but I've had a hard time getting in touch with Sotheby's to ascertain its status (as far as I know, they continue to hold it). Do you happen to have any additional information on it?
Many thanks!
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Andy