The 2024 Ramsgate Affordable Print Fair Price List

Opening at 6pm on Friday the 13th Sept

BILLY CHILDISH: Giclée Print Title & Price to be confirmed.

BOB LONDON: A3 Giclée Print in an edition of 30 (unframed £30)

CARSON PARKIN-FAIRLEY: "My Own Private Paradise" (£50 framed)

CEDAR LEWISOHN: Thermographic Print £100

CHRIS TOSIC: "Badge of Peace" Giclée print on Hahnemühle Bamboo Paper.Size 297x210mm, Unframed £99

CRISTINA CALVACHE: Riego de pena (Irrigation of sorrow) Digital print - Giclée in recycled paper. Price: £40

CORIN JOHNSON: A One off print : £80 unframed

DENESE MORDEN: ‘Here we go’ from an edition of 10 (A4 size)

GORDON BESWICK : "Magic Mountain"  £20 unframed £40 framed

HARRY ADAMS: Giclée  Print £50 unframed

HARRY PYE: "The Sad Flower And The Happy Bee" This Riso print is 34cm wide 29cm high is in an edition of 10. The prints are made with soy based inks on 300 gsm Munken paper with colours selected by Luke Gottelier. £50 unframed

JAIME JOVER: "De-Stijl Experiment number 2" Computer Print 2024 T.B.C

JAMES LAWSON: (Unframed screenprint in an edition of 15) :£50  

JARED SCHILLER: Henry Hoover Lino Cut: £20, Dixon zine: £5

JO MAMA: "I Am Jo Mama" £10 (includes frame)

JONAS RANSSON: ‘Study for Enfants Riches Déprimés’ Acrylic screen print on 300gsm archival paper (From an original gouache drawing) Edition of 30, 70cmX50cm. Special Ramsgate price: £100

JULIA MADDISON: 'Sulking in Leopard Print' 2022 Monoprint £100 (Note: Price does not include frame)

JULIAN WAKELING: 'Beach' screenprint. Special Ramsgate Price: £100

KATE MURDOCH: The 'I always wanted to be...' series) A4, inkjet print on photographic paper (framed) £40

KELDA STORM: 'Double Speak' (Neon Pink) 2024 In an edition of 10 Special Ramsgate price: unframed £95. 'Double Speak' (Pale Pink) 2024 Screenprint Each Edition of 10. Special Ramsgate price:Unframed £95

KITTY McCARRON: Untitled A4 inkjet print (£30 price includes frame)

LEE MAELZER: £100

LORETTA WALL: 6 x monoprints by Loretta Wall. 'Alien love seeds' Monoprint in resin

9 cm x 9 cm £85

OWEN THOMAS: To be confirmed

REECE HIGHAM: 'Ride The Pony' a5 Linio print 

RUSSELL HERRON: ‘Cardboard Skull’ Five colour screenprint on 300gsm Somerset satin paper, hand torn edges, hand signed, dated and numbered on the reverse. 42cm x 29.5cm. Edition of 25.

£100

SANDRA MIRALLES ALCAZAR: Sunflowers (2024)  Size A4 (210 x 297mm) Framed: £55 Unframed: £35 and Untitled (2024) by Sandra Miralles Alcazar. Size A4 (210 x 297mm) Framed: £55 Unframed: £35

SANDRA TURNBULL: 'Gold Cloak' £80

SARAH WOOD: Couple (Study)’ Gicle print on Hahnemuhle German etching paper

Edition of 10 + 1 AP £80 unframed

SUZANNE SPIRO: Inkjet Prints £100 each

TINSEL EDWARDS: 'Socks 1' (2024) one off monotype unframed print, approx 42 x 30cms, £45. 'Socks 2' (2024) unframed (42cm x 30cm approx) One off mono type print with added oil pastel. £45

TWINKLE TROUGHTON: £25 for the A5 prints unframed, (Framed £35). And £35 for the A4 print unframed, £50 framed.

Graham Parker records cover of the classic Bonzo Dog Band song Urban Spaceman

 

Graham Parker has been releasing albums since 1976 (3 of which went Top 20 in the UK) and one of which ('Squeezing Out The Sparks') Rolling Stone Magazine claims is amongst the greatest records ever made. Special guest musicians to appear on albums by Parker over the years include Rolling Stones keyboardist Nicky Hopkins, Steve Nieve and Pete Thomas from The Attractions, Gilson Lavis from Squeeze, Roy Dodds and Simon Edwards from Fairground Attraction, John Sebastian from The Lovin’ Spoonful, Garth Hudson from The Band and Bruce Springsteen. Graham Parker has written songs that have been covered by Ricky Nelson, Rod Stewart, Nick Lowe, Dave Edmonds, and Bob Geldof. And in 2012 Parker collaborated with the comedy writer/director/producer Judd Apatow in the hit movie 'This Is 40'. For more info visit: www.grahamparker.net

This video for Urban Spaceman features portraits of Graham Parker from 35 esteemed artists. In order of appearance the artists are... 1)Edward Ward, 2)Julian Wakeling, 3)Vanessa Winch, 4) Harry Pye, 5)Stuart Ridley, 6) Francis Macdonald, 7) Georgia Hayes, 8)Ben Dickson, 9) Rowland Smith, 10) Suzanne Spiro, 11) Marguerite Horner, 12) Tinsel Edwards, 13) Sandra Turnbull, 14) Charlotte Bracegirdle, 15) Lady Lucy, 16) Alberto Kunnapu, 17)August Kunnapu, 18)  Otiz Cannelloni, 19) John Moseley, 20) Pete Mountford, 21) Bob London, 22) Daisy de Villeneuve, 23)Chris Webster, 24) Martin Bramnah, 25)Louise Colbourne, 26) Tine Frellesen, 27) Reece Higham, 28) John Heywood-Waddington, 29)  Russell Herron, 30) Paul Burgess, 31) Gordon Beswick, 32)Yildiz Kavak, 33) Tansy McNally, 34) Sarah Doyle, 35) Michael Hughes. The video also features blink and you'll miss them cameos from the comedians Harry Hill, Robin Ince, John Pape, and Nick Revell.

The song "I'm The Urban Spaceman" was written by Neil Innes. It was a top 5 hit in 1968 (the producer of the track was Paul McCartney). Songs of Inspiration is a project that Gordon Beswick and Harry Pye do just for fun. Previoulsy they made a video for Nigel Planer singing 'Let's Be Natural'. More covers from fans and friends of Neil are just around the corner. If you are a fan of Neil Innes make a date in your diary for the 24th of Oct when 'Dip My Brain In Joy:  a life with neil Innes - the official biography' by Yvonne Innes is published by Nine Eight Books And the 28th o November when there will be a special tribute night held at London Indigo at the O2 in Greenwich. 

Nature Show in Talinn September–October 2025.

Nature Show: 

50 Paintings inspired by places, plants and people by British artists; 

Harry Adams, Gordon Beswick, Edie Flowers, Georgia Hayes, Corin Johnson, Cedar Lewisohn, Lee Maelzer, Raksha Patel, Harry Pye, and Suzanne Spiro.

Supported by The Estonian Painting Association 

Venue: Kadrioru Plaza, Kadriorg Gallery near the centre of Tallinn. Duration September/October 2025

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Above: Hawthorne by Gordon Beswick

Above: Stem by Gordon Beswick

Above: First Harry Adams Painting

 

Above: Second Harry Adams Painting

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Above: Watching Sloths by Georgia Hayes 183cm x 183cm

Above: Rainforrest with orchid and crocodile by Georgia Hayes 90cm x 90cm

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Above: untitled by Corin Johnson

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Above: Hare by Corin Johnson

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Above: untitled by Cedar Lewisohn

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Above: Wine Landscape, 2023, oil, oil pastel & thread on canvas, 200 x 150 cm by Lee Maelzer

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Above:  Vishnu's Head by Raksh Patel    90 x 76cm

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Above: Tell Your Friends You Love Them by Harry Pye 65cm x 90cm

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Above: Cleese and Chapman Dyptich by Harry Pye and Rowland Smith

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Above: Drawing Over Pink Moon by Edie Flowers 220cm x 230cm

Above: Oscar by Edie Flowers 150 x 120

Above: Small Canvas by Edie Flowers

Above: by Suzanne Spiro

Above: by Suzanne Spiro

Sandra Miralles Alcazar Goldsmiths Degree Show

Come to the 6th floor of the Ben Pimlott building, New Cross, London SE14 6AD (tel: 020 7919 220) and see the brilliant work of Sandra Miralles Alcazar. Opening Times: Friday 14th - Monday 17th of June 10am - 7pm (except Sunday 16th June 11am - 5pm)

Songs of Innespiration - a tribute to Neil Innes

Track One: Let's Be Natural performed by Nigel Planer and The Values featuring Rutling Ken Thornton. (Written by Neil Innes. This track first appeared on the album The Rutles released in 1978) Watch the video: HERE

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Track Two: I'm The Urban Spaceman performed by Graham Parker.

Written by Neil Innes, the original version of this song appears on the 1969 Bonzo Dog Album Tadpoles

Watch the video: HERE

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Track Three: Imitation Song performed by Simon Love and Andrew Petrie with Susie Honeyman, Kate Dornan. Johannes Vonweizsacker, and Foz ?

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Track Four: Hello Mable performed by John Shuttleworth (written by Neil Innes. The original version of this song appears on The Bonzo Dog LP 'The Doughnut In Granny's Greenhouse' released in 1968)

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Track Five: Protest Song performed by Billy Bragg. (written by Neil Innes in 1976 the song first appeared on the album The Rutland Weekend Songbook)T.B.C

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Track Six: Cheese And Onions performed by CORNERSHOP (written by Neil Innes for the first album by The Rutles in 1978) T.B.C

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Track Seven: I Want To Be With You performed by BMX BANDITS (Written by Neil Innes. The original version of this track appeared on The Bonzo Dog Band's LP 'Keynsham' released in 1969). TBC

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Track Eight: Questionnaire performed by Dancer (from The Rutles Archaelogy 1996) TBC

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Track Nine: Old Age Becomes Me performed by Jerry Thackray (this song featured on Neil's final LP Nearly Really)

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Track Ten: Dear Father Christmas performed by T.B.C and Chaz Jankle (a solo single that Neil released in 1984)

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Track Eleven: Busted performed by Stewart Lee and T.B.C. (a Stanshall/Innes collaboration from the Bonzo album Keynsham)

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Track 12: Say Sorry Again performed by Nicholas Haeffner TBC

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Track 13: I Love You performed by Joe Kane

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Track 14: Music For Head Ballet performed by Terry Edwards (and possibly Near Jazz Experience) An instrumental by Neil Innes that originally appeared on The Bonzo Dog album Gorilla) T.B.C

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15) Humanoid Boogie performed by Andy Partridge of XTC

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Possible existing covers that could be added to the compilation

16) Between Us by Teenage Fanclub

17): How Sweet To Be An Idiot performed by The Warm But Insecure Untidy Crowd' feat Mark Steel) from Neil's solo album How Sweet To Be An Idiot realeased in 1973

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(the following tracks featured on a tribute album recorded in 1990 called Rutland Highway Revisited)

18) Syd Straw & Marc Ribot: I Must Be In Love

19) Daniel Johnston: Baby Let Me Be

20) Shonen Knife: Goose Step Mama

and last but not least Yvonne Innes is working with Richard Moore on a CD of Unreleased songs by Neil - possibly they will give permission to include a track from thier compilation.

Let's Be Natural by Nigel Planer and The Values featuring Rutling Ken Thornton

 

Watch the video: HERE

The much loved actor, writer and musician Nigel Planer has been teamed up with a group of esteemed musicians and artists to pay tribute to the late, great Neil Innes. Feedback to both the new version of Neil's song 'Let's Be Natural' and it's accompanying youtube video have been very positive -

David Sheppard: "It's a charmingly understated and quietly beguiling - and further proof that That Neil Innes truly was Mother Nature's Son"

John Hegley: "cheering and warming with very fine and natural melding of the song sung and strong colourful pictures"

David Quantick: "lovely, charming and delightful"

Now read on...

Neil Innes, who died in 2019, was a founder member of the legendary Bonzo Dog Band. He appeared on many TV shows including Do Not Adjust Your Set, Rutland Weekend Television, and The Innes Book of Records. He also appeared in films such as Monty Python and The Holy Grail, and Magical Mystery Tour.  Many bands and singers have recorded covers of Neil Innes's songs. XTC recorded 'Humanoid Boogie', Daniel Johnston recorded 'Baby Let Me Be' and Shonen Knife recorded a version of 'Goose Step Mama'. And other acts included Neil's songs in their live sets (Alex Chilton performed 'Rockaliser Baby' and Graham Parker has sung 'I'm The Urban Spaceman'). 

(Above: Nigel Planer in April 2024)

Nigel Planer is best known for being Neil in the classic BBC TV series The Young Ones. He was also Ralph Filthy in Ben Elton's Filthy, Rich And Catflap. Nigel was co founder of The Comic Strip Presents group. He starred in many of their most popular films such as Bad News, Funseekers, Strike, and Summer School. Nigel was in the original cast of many West End musicals including Evita, Chicargo, Wicked, We Will Rock You and Charlie & The Chocolate Factory. He also  appeared in other hits such as Evita, Hairspray, and The Rocky Horror Show. The hit singles 'Living Doll' and 'Hole In My Shoe' resulted in Gold and Silver discs and he is also a BRIT Award Winner.

Many years ago Neil and Nigel were introduced to each other by their mutual friend John Dowie. Nigel appeared on stage with Neil when he was invited to be a guest singer with Neil and Ade Edmonson's supergroup The Idiot Bastard Band.

'Let's Be Natural' was composed by Neil Innes in 1977 and appeared in Eric Idle's Television film 'The Rutles: All You Need Is Cash' in 1978. 'Let's Be Natural' is seen by most as being a parody of two John Lennon songs from 1968 ('Julia' and 'Dear Prudence'). Planer was keen for the new version to be very different. He didn't want to sing it in a scouse accent like The Rutles. We think he's made the song his own and that his chosen style of singing will come as a pleasant surprise. 

Rutling Ken Thornton who plays lead guitar and sitar on the new version toured all over the world with Neil Innes from 2014 to 2019. The Rutles always put on a great show and Ken's guitar work was a vital part of the band's magic.

The Values are talented chaps that were rounded up by artist Harry Pye. Ten years ago they worked with Neil Innes on his last ever single ('Rio'). The recorder you hear on 'Natural' was played by Paul Speare (whose saxophone and flute playing features on albums by Dexys, Elvis Costello, The Special AKA, and Paul Weller). Francis Macdonald is the drummer with Teenage Fanclub and also makes music for films and TV. 'Let's Be Natural' also features the Jazz musician Sam Ingvorsen on double bass. Last but not least the track features Julian Wakeling who not only plays acoustic guitar and does the backing vocals but was also responsible for the arrangement and production.

Above: Harry and Neil photographed by Micko Westmoreland

Harry Pye says: "Neil and I were good friends for 15 years or more. Once I made his day by telling him I’d read in Mojo that Elvis Presley had his own cinema and that he loved to watch Monty Python & The Holy Grail. Presley’s girlfriend Linda Thompson revealed The King knew all the words to Neil’s song ‘Brave Sir Robin Ran Away’ Neil said: “That makes me one of the few people on the planet to have been impersonated by Elvis Presley! It is not the other way around! So, I have done it now! I’ve got no more ambition!” Neil once said he wanted the word "Rutle" to one day be in every dictionary. He felt it should be used as a verb meaning "to copy or emulate someone you admire in the music business." I hope fans and friends of Neil get together and do lots of Rutling and keep his memory alive.

Neil Innes asked artists Harry Pye and Gordon Beswick if they would collaborate with him on a film project called "Show Me The Sanity" but sadly this was never to be. Keen for Neil's songs of Innespiration to be either remembered or brought to the attention of those unlucky enough to have never heard them, Team Beswick and Pye decided the best way they could pay their respects would be to make an animated video to go with one of their favourite tracks.

 The video features paintings by Beswick and Pye who have collaborated for many years. Their work has featured in shows and events at both Tate Britain and Tate Modern, as well as in exhibitions in Denmark, Brazil, and at Deptford X and The Royal Academy. 

(Above: Artists Gordon Beswick and Harry Pye photographed by Pete Tainsh)

In the video Beswick and Pye make refrences to work by other artists such as eggs painted by Andy Warhol, Dachshunds painted by David Hockney and George Studdy's Bonzo the dog. The video also features a drawing Neil made for Harry of an Axolotl.

(Above: drawing by Neil Innes)

Coming Soon:

'Dip My Brain In Joy: My Life With Neil Innes: The Official Biography' by Yvonne Innes will be published by Bonnier Books. 

And... in the not too distant future tickets will go on sale for a very special evening taking place at the 02 Indigo Room on the 28th of November which no fan of Neil Innes will want to miss. For more news keep an eye on: https://neilinnes.org/