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Analogical
Analogy (noun):
An agreement or correspondence in certain respects between things otherwise different
A resemblance of relations
A likeness or similarity in some ways
A way of reasoning which makes it possible to explain one thing or event by comparing it with something else
A comparison between one thing and another made to explain or clarify
A correspondence or partial similarity
Analogical (adjective):
Relating to the above as a descriptive or visual representation
An agreement or correspondence in certain respects between things otherwise different
A resemblance of relations
A likeness or similarity in some ways
A way of reasoning which makes it possible to explain one thing or event by comparing it with something else
A comparison between one thing and another made to explain or clarify
A correspondence or partial similarity
Analogical (adjective):
Relating to the above as a descriptive or visual representation
Monday, 15 February 2010
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Tuesday, 9 June 2009
Private View Pictures, Saturday 6th June 2009
It feels like my whole life was building up to this point. My first solo exhibition finally opened last Saturday. It was a windy, wet, grey afternoon in Wolverhampton and the brave ones were rewarded while the puny ones stayed at home.
Abundant thanks to those who came along - you helped to make it a memorable afternoon.
The show runs for four weeks at the Wolverhampton Art Gallery and closes on Saturday 4th July. Opening times: Mon - Sat 10 - 5, Sunday closed, admission free.
Please contact me with any feedback or comments...
Special thanks to Michael Niven, Stephen Mayes, Palm Laboratories and Wolverhampton Art Gallery.
Thank you everyone, Sean.
Abundant thanks to those who came along - you helped to make it a memorable afternoon.
The show runs for four weeks at the Wolverhampton Art Gallery and closes on Saturday 4th July. Opening times: Mon - Sat 10 - 5, Sunday closed, admission free.
Please contact me with any feedback or comments...
Special thanks to Michael Niven, Stephen Mayes, Palm Laboratories and Wolverhampton Art Gallery.
Thank you everyone, Sean.
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