John Goodison (B. 1958)
British
‘Magnetic Rocks’ 2020, Ed. 1/1 (initialed ‘JG’ on base).
Five separate graduated asymmetrical raw magnet blocks shaped for stacking and rearranging. “An interactive artwork – a playful challenge of magnetic forces and recreation.”
Overall (stacked big-to-small), ca. h:24 x w:12 x d:10 cm.
Bio: Leeds School of Art. Regularly exhibits his work in UK and abroad.
COA: Acquired from artists friend and dealer, London 2024.
Strong investment artwork.
Work in both private and corporate collections domestically and internationally.
Collectors include Sarah Harris, Deputy Editor of Vogue. Paul Smith & Paul Smith Interiors. Cramer & Bell Art Consultants for Interior Designer Nicola Harding. Hexagon Gallery. London
John Goodison (B. 1958)
British
‘Magnetic Rocks’ 2020, Ed. 1/1 (initialed ‘JG’ on base).
Five separate graduated asymmetrical raw magnet blocks shaped for stacking and rearranging. “An interactive artwork – a playful challenge of magnetic forces and recreation.”
Overall (stacked big-to-small), ca. h:24 x w:12 x d:10 cm.
Bio: Leeds School of Art. Regularly exhibits his work in UK and abroad.
COA: Acquired from artists friend and dealer, London 2024.
Strong investment artwork.
Work in both private and corporate collections domestically and internationally.
Collectors include Sarah Harris, Deputy Editor of Vogue. Paul Smith & Paul Smith Interiors. Cramer & Bell Art Consultants for Interior Designer Nicola Harding. Hexagon Gallery. London
