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Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: Chris Gollon, I Was in a Hurry But That Don't Matter Now (after Neil Young), 2010

Chris Gollon

I Was in a Hurry But That Don't Matter Now (after Neil Young), 2010
acrylic on canvas
36 x 24 in
91.4 x 61 cm
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As seen in the documentary ‘CHRIS GOLLON: Life in Paint’ (85 mins) premiered autumn 2024 in London, Chris Gollon used music in various ways to innovate his imagery. A great...
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As seen in the documentary ‘CHRIS GOLLON: Life in Paint’ (85 mins) premiered autumn 2024 in London, Chris Gollon used music in various ways to innovate his imagery. A great song lyric would lead to an idea, or a new train of thought, and to a new image. The film explores his use of music to innovate painting, and also how his paintings influenced musicians.

The title of this painting comes from a line in Neil Young's song 'Mansion on the Hill'.
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Chris Gollon Estate
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