The Inauguration of The Gurdy Stone
Limited edition giclee print with a white border to aid framing. Edition of 50. Prints are printed to order so please allow a little time for me to get them to you.
Printed by award winning Spectrum Photo Lab, Brighton on Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308 gsm a paper carefully chosen for its pictorial depth, vibrant colours and smooth but slightly fibrous finish.
“To mark the return of the Green Comet, and the release of Local Psycho's the Hurdy Gurdy Song on Heavenly Recordings, artists Jem Finer (The Pogues) and Jimmy Cauty (The KLF) are standing a two-and-a-half-ton stone in a field in Sussex and encoding music within its molecular structure.”
Blasted from a Welsh mountain, The Gurdy Stone is a four hundred million-year-old and ten feet tall flint megalith. It was transported to the village of Kingston, near Lewes in Sussex, and carefully anchored within a deep hole in a field overlooked by the high peaks and smooth curves of the South Downs.
Limited edition giclee print with a white border to aid framing. Edition of 50. Prints are printed to order so please allow a little time for me to get them to you.
Printed by award winning Spectrum Photo Lab, Brighton on Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308 gsm a paper carefully chosen for its pictorial depth, vibrant colours and smooth but slightly fibrous finish.
“To mark the return of the Green Comet, and the release of Local Psycho's the Hurdy Gurdy Song on Heavenly Recordings, artists Jem Finer (The Pogues) and Jimmy Cauty (The KLF) are standing a two-and-a-half-ton stone in a field in Sussex and encoding music within its molecular structure.”
Blasted from a Welsh mountain, The Gurdy Stone is a four hundred million-year-old and ten feet tall flint megalith. It was transported to the village of Kingston, near Lewes in Sussex, and carefully anchored within a deep hole in a field overlooked by the high peaks and smooth curves of the South Downs.
Limited edition giclee print with a white border to aid framing. Edition of 50. Prints are printed to order so please allow a little time for me to get them to you.
Printed by award winning Spectrum Photo Lab, Brighton on Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308 gsm a paper carefully chosen for its pictorial depth, vibrant colours and smooth but slightly fibrous finish.
“To mark the return of the Green Comet, and the release of Local Psycho's the Hurdy Gurdy Song on Heavenly Recordings, artists Jem Finer (The Pogues) and Jimmy Cauty (The KLF) are standing a two-and-a-half-ton stone in a field in Sussex and encoding music within its molecular structure.”
Blasted from a Welsh mountain, The Gurdy Stone is a four hundred million-year-old and ten feet tall flint megalith. It was transported to the village of Kingston, near Lewes in Sussex, and carefully anchored within a deep hole in a field overlooked by the high peaks and smooth curves of the South Downs.