Grayson Perry Grayson Perry, CBE (born 24 March 1960) is an English artist, known mainly for his ceramic vases and cross-dressing. Perry's vases have classical forms and are decorated in bright colours, depicting subjects at odds with their attractive appearance. There is a strong autobiographical element in his work, in which images of Perry as "Claire", his female alter-ego, often appear. He was awarded the Turner Prize in 2003. Early life[edit] Grayson Perry was born in Chelmsford. In his childhood Perry took an interest in drawing and building model aeroplanes, both of which were to become themes in his work.[3] To escape from a difficult family situation and his stepfather's violence, he retreated to his bedroom or his stepfather’s shed where he became absorbed in a fantasy life, sometimes involving a teddy bear (called Alan Measles) that had become a "surrogate father figure".[2] Cross-dressing[edit] Growing up, he had unusual sexual desires and fantasies. Career[edit] Textiles[edit] Media[edit]
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» 15 Ridiculously Good Graphic Design Portfolios (Plus 1 Bonus) A couple of weeks ago I realized that I have become too engrossed in the whole social media and technology side of the design industry, so I have been on a wild quest to find inspiration. I have been searching high and low for work that is not only functional, but also a wonder of form. As an added bonus, I am finally happy to announce that I have finally launched my revised portfolio! As it currently stands there are a few items in need of some better descriptions or photography, however I plan on working out these issues over time. I look forward to any constructive criticism I may receive, and a special thanks to Alen of CSS Globe for his awesome JQuery Easy Slider. Anthony J. Updated again in February of 2012, I believe that my new website is even more interesting than it was in the past, so make sure to check out my latest work! Paul Fox Design Adrian Newell /sapps No Days Off
AUSTIN KLEON BuildTheEnterprise Le Solar Generation Feature story - June 1, 2004 Who are we? Young people who want to change the world! 15,000 postcards from the public calling for renewable energy are delivered in a ball of ice to the Bonn Renewables conference. Young people have the most to lose from global warming but also the most to gain from the urgent action that is needed now to prevent the worst impacts. Now members of Solar Generation are facing possibly their biggest challenge. They made a start with the chance to make a speech to the first day of the conference. "With what we are experiencing, we, the members of Solar Generation are putting our feet forward against climate change and are pushing for renewable energy. Back in China, Henry has been busy with Solar Campus projects to spread the word on renewable energy to students and lobbying Chinese energy companies to invest in renewable power: "We believe that our actions and passion for our environment could make waves in our world! Take action: More:
waste chris perkins BA (Cantab), MA (Sheffield) Programme Director Geography with International Study Chair International Cartographic Association Maps and Society Research Commission 2007- I have taught and researched in Geography in Manchester since 1998, having previously run the university map libraries.