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Steve Dutton is an artist and curator who works on both collaborative and individual projects. He is currently working on solo projects and with Andrew Bracey on a Curatorial project entitled 'Midpointness' for the Trans Art Triennial and a forthcoming exhibtion for Airspace in Stoke-on-Trent, UK. In the past he worked closely with Steve Swindells (Dutton and Swindells) since 1998, prior to which he was one half of the collaboration of Dutton and Peacock. He has also enjoyed working in the past with artist Steve Hawley and the sound artist, Neil Webb. (www.endofends.co.uk.)
Steve is also currently developing a new body work under the working title of "industry" which is including drawings, sound works, animations, objects and texts.
Individual and collaborative projects have been exhibited throughout the UK and internationally, including The Stag and Hound at PSL in Leeds for which Dutton and Swindells were nominated for the prestigious Northern Art Prize. (Please see CV for a full list of recent projects). Steve has published in the Journal of Writing in Creative Practice (2009) and the Journal of Visual Arts Practice (2007) along with many contributions to various magazines and publications. He also has curated a number of exhibitions including a co-curated project ( with Brian Curtin ) for an exhibition for Bangkok Arts and Culture Centre, entitled Possession. The project included artists from the UK, France, Thailand and Vietnam.
Until June 2017 was Professor in Contemporary Art Practice at the University of Lincoln in the U.K. which he left in order to spend more time on his own work, consultancy, coaching and mentoring.
Steve has a studio at Yorkshire Artspace In Sheffield UK and he is based in London and Sheffield.
Curriculum Vitae
Professor Steve Dutton BA( Hons ), MA ( RCA )
Curriculum Vitae
Professor Steve Dutton BA ( Hons ), MA ( RCA )
Born : Manchester 1961
Current Position:
Professor of Contemporary Art Practice at the University of Lincoln.
College of Arts
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1979-82 BA ( Hons ) Painting Sheffield City Polytechnic
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2015 Institute of Leadership and Management. Level 5 ( Pg Cert )
Steve Dutton is an artist/academic who works on both collaborative and individual projects. As Professor in Contemporary Art Practice at the University of Lincoln in the U.K. he is the lead academic for the development of Artistic Research and was instrumental in the highly successful outcome of the last Research Excellence Framework. He is also responsible for developing international research networks and partnerships. He is a founder member of S1 Artspace in Sheffield and the Founder of LGP in Coventry, a former Director of Sheffield Contemporary Art Forum and the ArtSheffield Biennial programme is currently an AIR Council member.
He designed and was Course Leader for the MA Fine Art Course at Sheffield Hallam University for 10 years, Reader in Fine Art at Sheffield Hallam for 3 years, Professor in Creative Practice at Coventry University for 4 years and is currently Professor in Contemporary Art Practice at the University of Lincoln. Steve is currently supervising 3 PhD candidates.
Individual and collaborative artistic research projects have been exhibited throughout the UK and internationally, including The Institute of Beasts at Kuando Museum of Fine Art in Taipei and more recently The Stag and Hound at PSL in Leeds UK which was nominated for the prestigious Northern Art Prize. Steve's most recent commission was 'End of Ends', an Arts Council Funded project for Bend in the River in the East Midlands of the UK in which he collaborated with artist Neil Webb ( www.endofends.co.uk ) . His solo work has recently been included in 'Modern Times' which was shown at numerous sites across the Netherlands including the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam and the Centraal Museum Utrecht. His most recent project was for the Lock- Up in Newcastle Australia.
He has published in the Journal of Writing in Creative Practice and the Journal of Visual Arts Practice along with many contributions to various magazines, publications and conferences on contemporary art, the most recent being 'Sensuous Knowledge 7' with The Art Museums of Bergen and Bergen Academy of Art and Design and the Arts and Society Conference 2013, Budapest, and 2014, Rome , and key note for 'Next to nothing: performance stripped to the bone' at the University of Newcastle, Australia.?
Steve also has curated a number of exhibitions, including 'Unspeaking Engagements' for Chulalongkorn Art Centre in Bangkok and LGP in Coventry co-curated with Brian Curtin and Possession (1) for Bangkok Arts and Culture Centre in 2013.
Selected Exhibitions and Projects ( since 2002 )
Completed ( since 2000 )
2015 Art/Text. NCST gallery. Tangshan, China
2015 Midpointness
The Lock-Up Art and Culture Centre, Newcastle, Australia.
2015 Care + Attend . Curated by Emma Cocker and Joanne Lee for Unconditional Love. Society of Artistic Research. Chelsea College of Arts. London
2014 Detail. H Gallery Bangkok, Transition Gallery London, Usher Gallery, Lincoln
2014 Possession (2). Co-Curated exhibition of pan-European and Asian contemporary art for LGP Coventry UK
2013 Possession (1). Co-Curated exhibition of pan-European and Asian contemporary art for Bangkok Arts and Culture Centre, Bangkok and LGP Coventry UK
2012 Modern Times – episode 2: Faster-Slower.
Numerous sites across the Netherlands including the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam and the Centraal Museum Utrecht.
2012 End of Ends. Arts Council Commission for Bend in The River, Gainsborough, UK
2011 The Stag and Hound-Dutton/Swindells PSL Leeds
2010 Unspeaking Engagements Chulalongkorn Art Centre, Bangkok and LGP, Coventry
2009 The Institute of Beasts-Dutton/Swindells Kuando Museum of Fine Art Taipei
2008 Preoccupations: Things Artists Do Anyway-Dutton/Swindells Studio Bibliothèque Hong Kong
2008 Ssamzie Contemporary Art Space International Residency Seoul, Korea
2007 A little bit goes a long way Consortium, Amsterdam, Netherlands
2007 Un Jour de Beauté. ( with Alec Shepley )The Nunnery, Bow, London
2007 Autobiobliophiles Dutton/Swindells, Studio Bibliothèque Hong Kong
2006 The Dog and Duck -Dutton/Swindells Kookmin Art Gallery Seoul S.Korea
2006 Text + Work = "Work" Dutton-Swindells Text + Work Gallery Bournemouth UK
2005 project for Art-Omma. http://www.artomma.org/NEW/issue%2011/editorial.html
2005 Folklore APT Gallery London(Dutton & Swindells)
2005 Emergency 2 Aspex Gallery Portsmouth UK (Dutton & Swindells)
2005 Laussanne Underground Film Festival Showing Similar to Nothing Hawley/Dutton
2005 VAD Festival Internacional de Vídeo i Arts Digitals the Annual Girona Film Festival
2005 Txtrapolis-Dutton/Swindells NAFA Gallery Singapore
2005 Sex Death and Flat Pack Furniture Holden Gallery MMU Manchester
2004 Site for Unbuilding Wrexham Arts Centre and Oriel Davies Newtown
2004 [Shift} - E merged D. Site specific projects. Leeds UK
2004 S1 Alternative Action Plan-Dutton/Swindellsm,Sheffield UK
2003 Look to this Day Castlefield Gallery Manchester UK
2003 Plaza text intervention into Sheffield Newspapers
Dutton/Swindells as Suns of the Desert
2003 Brown - field Site-Dutton/Swindells as Suns of the Desert
Sheffield ART 03 Sheffield UK
2003 Entropic Gym Variation Dutton/ Peacock / Swindells Sheperd Gallery
Reno Nevada U.S.A.
2002 Power to the People Dutton/ Peacock / Swindells
Contemporary Art Forum Kitchener Ontario Canada
2002 Entropic Gym Mercer Union -Dutton/ Peacock / Swindells
Toronto Canada
Selected Bibliography
2011 Moves towards the Incomprehensible Wild Emma Cocker
Art and Research- A Journal of Ideas, Contexts and Methods
Volume 4. No. 1. Summer 2011.ISSN 1752-6388 http://www.artandresearch.org.uk/v4n1/cocker.php
2010 The work of Dutton and Swindells
Photonet Magazine ( S.Korea ). Jan issue.
2009 Dissolving boundaries Bangkok Post published on10/09/2009
2006 Perspectives on practice
AN magazine special publication May 2006
2005 AN Magazine
Future Space April 2005
2004 Empire of the Senses
Installation art in the new millennium. Olivera, Petri
Oxley. Pub.Thames and Hudson. ISBN 0-500-23808-1
2001 Source Magazine.
Upside down and playing backwards
Siun Hanrahan. Issue 27. P38-39
2001 CIRCA, June 2001, Issue 96, p 43-45
Cartography: The City. By Suzanna Chan
2001 Province. Guardian Newspaper main review. March 17th by Alfred Hickling
2001 On Vanishing. Guardian Newspaper main review. January 17th 2001.
2000 Reflected in a Distant Mirror. Toronto Globe and Mail. Oct.7th 2000. By Gary Michael Dault
1999 AN web. Artists' Stories. Collaborative Working.
2000 AN Magazine March 2000. Enriched Mix. David Macintosh. P10-13
1999 AN. November 99-Talking Space .p 12-15
1997 Frieze. April 1997. p87
Musee Imaginaire
Museum of Installation. Izi Glover
1997 Untitled May 1997. No 13. p 25-26
Plague-orgy-time and Musee Imaginaire . Sharon Kivland.
Grants and Awards
2015 Banco Santander Network award. Travel to China.
2013 Arts Council of England G4A award for Possession ( 1 ) Bangkok Arts and Culture
Centre, Thailand and Possession ( 2 ), LGP Coventry, UK ( £10K )
2012 Arts Council of England funded residency project for Bend in the River UK (£5K)
2011 Major G4A Arts Council of England Award for a two year contemporary art programme for Lanchester Gallery Projects ( LGP )in Coventry, UK. ( £90K )
2010 Pmi2 British Council Grant for developing MA in International Contemporary Art Practice with Kookmin University in Seoul. ( £35K )
2007 Major Arts Council Award for "The Institute of Beasts" Project involving a S.Korean Residency Project, exhibitions and publications. (£25K)
2005 AHRB award for 'Similar to Nothing' with Professor Steve Hawley MMU (£5K )
1988 Royal College of Art Drawing Prize
Selected Books, catalogues and publications ( since 2000 )
2014 Project anywhere; Art at the outermost limits of location specificity.
2013 Possession (1). Catalogue published by the Bangkok Arts and Culture Centre.
2011 The Institute of Beasts. Published by Site Gallery, distributed by Cornerhouse 9781899926138
2010 Surface Depth. H Gallery, Bangkok
2009 Unspeaking Engagements Published by the Art Centre, Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok.
2008 Preoccupations: Things Artists Do Anyway (Dutton & Swindells) Studio Bibliothèque Hong Kong Ed. Cornelia Erdmann and Michael Lee Hong Hwee
2008 Drawing Breath. Lugar De Desenho, Porto, Portugal
2006 Text + Work = Work. Co-written with Steve Swindells. Published by the Arts Institute at Bournemouth ISBN 0-901196-11-8
2005 Misleading Epiphenomena. Published by Artwords Press Co-authors. Dr Steve Swindells, Dr. Barbara Penner ISBN 0954390873
2003 Site + Sight. Translating Cultures. Earl Lu Gallery, Exhibition catalogue Singapore. ISBN 981-04-6705-2
2002 Daylight. Artist's publication. Co-author Steve Swindells ISBN 1843870010
2002 Transmission: Speaking and Listening. Vol.1 Pub. ISBN 0 86339 986 X
2001 On Vanishing. ISBN 1 899926 80 1
2000 Entropic Gym Produced for Mercer Union Centre For Contemporary Art
2000 Province Exhibition catalogue ISBN 0863399231
Selected Conference papers, Articles, Journals
2015 The Work is a Score.
Key note for 'Next to nothing: performance stripped to the bone' at the University of Newcastle, Australia.?
2015 The flickering Institution
Material Culture in Action:
Practices of making, collecting and re-enacting art and design.
Glasgow School of Art, UK
2015 Text and work
Conference paper for Text Versus Art Conference, The University of Lòdz
2014 Towards an office of institutional aesthetics.
Conference Paper for Project anywhere at Parsons New School, New York.
2014 Art Takes residence ( the Office of Institutional Aesthetics )
Conference paper, Arts Into Society , Rome
2013 Artists' Institutes and the Institutes of Art.
Conference paper Arts into Society 2013 Budapest
2013 On Being There Essay on Guangju 2012 for Axis Contemporary Art
2012 Inhabiting the Institution ELIA Conference paper Porto Teachers Academy
2013 The Institute of Ruin. Conference paper ( co-presented with Alec Shepley ) at
Sensuous Knowledge 7, at The Art Museums of Bergen and Bergen Academy of Art and Design
2012 Catalogue essay. One + One Brigid Mcleer. Published by Highlanes Gallery.
2011 On the Specificity of Biennials. AN Magazine. Dec. 2011
2011 Conference Paper at 'Creativity, Play and the Imagination' Teachers College, Columbia University, New York. May 26th-28th
2011 Conference Paper July conference at the ATHENS institute for Education and Research. Fine and Performing Arts 2
2011 Cuts in Culture. AN magazine. Co-written with Katriona Beales
2010 Cluelessness Conference paper.
July conference at the ATHENS institute for Education and Research
2010 Catalogue Essay The Mind's eye in the severed head of the works of M.K. Ho. Essay
in "Landscapes in the Brain" ISBN 978-957417162-0,. pub. Ho Huang-Ching
2009 The Institute of Beasts Journal of Writing in Creative Practice
Print ISSN: 1753-5190 Volume: 2. Issue: 1 Cover date: July 2009
Page(s): 117-125
2008 Post-conceptual artists' practices Writing Encounters conference paper.
( Dutton and Swindells ) York St. John University, UK. ( Sept.)
2007 Apocotropes Journal of Visual Arts Practice ISSN: 14702029
Vol 6. Issue 3 pp 251-256
2007 Something like nothing happens anywhere. Co-edited with Jeanine Griffin
A-N commissioned research papers Dec 2007
2006. Curatorial questions around the British Art Show.
A-N Magazine. Nov 2006
2006 Biennials and "Biennials". Article AN magazine June 2006
2006 Why Sheffield art 05 is not "Biennial". Spec T symposium. Sheffield 2006
Associated Art Activities, Editorial Boards, Committees, Panels etc.
July 2014 Co-Founder of the Impossible Constellation
March 2014 onwards Editorial Committee member, Project Anywhere. http://www.projectanywhere.net
June 2014 onwards Peer reviewer Journal of Artistic Research
Jan. 2011 onwards Elected member of the National AIR Council ( Artists Interaction and Representation )
July 2013 Peer reviewer for Orpheus Institute
Jan 2012 onwards Lanchester Gallery Projects Steering Group.
2009-2012 Founder and Director Lanchester Gallery Projects ( LGP )
Nov. 2010 External Validation panel for London Met/Whitechapel gallery Contemporary Curating MA
Nov. 2008 Peer reviewer for the Vienna Science and Technology Fund/ Art and Science Call 2008
2008-2011 Trustee. Coventry Artspace
2004 to 2011 Director Sheffield Contemporary Art Forum/ArtSheffield
1991-2004 Founder and Trustee of S1 Artspace, Sheffield
Past Employment
Sept. 2007- Oct. 2011. Professor in Creative Practice at Coventry University
2004-2007 Reader in Fine Art at Sheffield Hallam University
1994-2007 Senior Lecturer/Principal Lecturer in Fine Art at Sheffield Hallam University
External Roles
External Research Excellence Framework advisor to Sir John Cass Faculty of Art and Design, London Metropolitan University 2013
External Examiner Roles
Steve Dutton has held numerous External examiner roles including;
PhD external examiner ( Viva Voce ) UWE ( 2012 )
BA Fine Art Falmouth University ( 2013-present )
BA Fine Art Northumbria University ( 2012- present )
BA Fine Art MMU ( 2009-2013 )
MA Fine Art Central St.Martins ( 2006-11 )
MA Fine Art Brighton University ( 2007-12 )
BA Fine Art London Metropolitan ( 2003-7 )
BA Fine Art in Context at UWE ( 2000-4 )
MA Fine Art UWE ( 2001-4 )
MA Fine Art UCL ( 2002-6 )
MA Experimental Film UCL ( emergency cover ) ( 2006 )


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South by Southwest 2014 kicks off its music shows tomorrow, and Milwaukee will be representing in full force. With the MilwaukeeHome stage showcasing more than 25 Milwaukee artists in one day and even more artists performing on their own, 2014 is poised to be the best year yet for Milwaukee representation at SXSW.
Neither Jank nor myself had the energy to go down to Austin ourselves, so we outsourced our work to other people who actually work. Fresh Cut Collecitve, Klassik, Unifi Records and Blax have been kind enough to agree to live blog their entire trip and showcase it on our blog. More artists will join soon, so hopefully we can get everything you need to see. This will be a first hand account of what the SXSW experience is all about, without the holograms. »Read Full Blog Post
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Eau Claire writer Nickolas Butler visits Milwaukee's Boswell Book Company Tuesday to launch his debut novel, "Shotgun Lovesongs" (Thomas Dunne). He arrives with some significant wind in his sails.
" 'Shotgun Lovesongs' is about a hometown in Wisconsin and the close band of friends who will always feel its magnetic pull," explains Janet Maslin in her New York Times review of the novel. "One of the friends is a rock star, and Mr. Butler didn't have to make that up. He went to high school with Justin Vernon, lead singer of Bon Iver. And it doesn't hurt for a book about a poky farm community to have a rock star lodged somewhere in its collective history." »Read Full Blog Post
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If you live in North America or Western Europe, you probably don't think that there is any logic whatsoever to the ongoing Islamization of western nations. But that's only because you are thinking like one of the "small people" rather than a robber baron doing "god's work."
Imagine that you are a planter in the old south. You buy a batch of slaves, and put them to work growing cotton. One day, while they are out in the fields, you take a look in their shacks. You see a bunch of weird religious artifacts. You don't recognize them; perhaps they are Bahia? Then, you think "Who cares?" and walk back to the big house because you have a party to attend.
A couple of years later, you have worked your slaves to death – "used them up" – and you go to the market to buy a new batch. This time, when you look in their shacks, you see Buddhist artifacts. You think, "Buddhists, huh?" and then you are off to the next party. The next batch of slaves have Hindu artifacts. The next, Santeria. The next Muslim. Etcetera. The religion of your slaves is never more than a minor curiosity, and certainly not factored into your financial calculations.
Of course, today we don't have chattel slavery, but our robber barons have arranged the next best thing: they keep the price of their "labor inputs" low by flooding the market with mass immigration of desperate peoples from Third World nations. And many of the most populous and poor nations of the world are Muslim.
So, when a robber baron bangs the table and demands: "WE MUST HAVE MORE IMMIGRATION!" do you think that they have Iceland or Switzerland in mind? Hell no! They are thinking Bangladesh, Nigeria, and Egypt. How many Icelanders or Swiss do you think are willing to work 100 hours per week for $1.24 per hour as the Indians at Electronics for Imagining did in 2013? Not many, I suspect. Probably none at all.
And no, they couldn't care less if the USA were Islamized. I suppose they think that they would live like Saudi princes, sequestered in their palaces, and not subject to Sharia Law like the small people. Would they care if jihadis were rampaging through the country? I doubt it. They don't now; why would they change their attitude?
They are being brought now; they will be brought by the millions in the future. Robber-baron logic is not subject to debate. When David Rockefeller decreed that our borders should be open to the "free movement of labor" he didn't specify any exceptions, and neither do his successors. Robber barons don't think like that. They import low-cost labor inputs, just as they import low-cost steel from China. And that's all there is to it. Whatever else happens is just noise.


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Police have arrested a Cedar Rapids man they say shot and killed a horse and injured two others over the weekend in a Johnson County pasture.
Ryan Grafft, 31, is being held at the Johnson County Jail on $17,500 bond.� Investigators say Grafft fired a rifle at the animals from inside his truck as he passed by their pasture on Falcon Road Sunday afternoon.
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Merchant Navy Day
29 August 2013 by Sarah Starkey
Merchant Navy Day is celebrated on 3rd September to commemorate the contribution the merchant navy has made, and continues to make, to Britain. This year the Maritime Archives & Library is holding a drop-in family history helpdesk Read more…
Disaster averted
29 August 2013 by Sam
Curator of Photographic Archives Anne Gleave has found a photograph amongst the Maritime Archives and Library collections which depicts an incident that occurred on this day 63 years ago: Read more…
High Seas not SW19
26 June 2013 by Sarah Starkey
Well it's not quite the green grass of Wimbledon, but a lack of space isn't going to put off these tennis players.
Actually this is deck tennis on board the Royal Mail Line vessel Araguaya in 1924. The game was played by throwing quoits, rather than with rackets and balls, which presumably had a high probability of being lost overboard. This picture was taken by Miss V. Maughfling on a cruise around the Mediterranean. The Maritime Archives & Library holds a number of her photograph albums which show images of cruising and tourism in the 1920s. Read more…
Seafarers' memoirs at the Maritime archives
Lorna Hyland, Assistant Librarian at the Merseyside Maritime Museum Archives shares this update:
Liverpool's Literary Festival, "In Other Words" is now drawing to a close and as the festival celebrated the city's reputation for producing much loved story-tellers, poets, authors and playwrights, I thought I'd mention the library at the Merseyside Maritime Museum. Read more…
Cunard and Queen Mary: then and now
Everyone at the Merseyside Maritime Museum welcomes the arrival of a very impressive and grand visitor to Liverpool. Cunard's Queen Mary II docked at the pier head landing stage in the early hours of this morning. It's the first time in forty five years that passengers can sail on a Cunard liner from the Pier head waterfront.
Pulling up at the lights during my commute into the office, the QM2 dwarves the neighbouring buildings and certainly has the wow factor with her classic red funnel. Read more…
Does anyone write letters these days?
8 May 2013 by Sarah Starkey
Palaeography, according to the Oxford English Dictionary, is the science or art of deciphering and interpreting historical manuscripts. It normally refers to ancient manuscripts in long dead languages, but I will make a case for applying it on the many handwritten letters within our collections. The technique is more or less the same. You need to know a bit about the context (in this case the American Civil War) and a bit about word and letter forms (for example, initial lower case 'p's that go both above and below the line) and the right balance between thinking what is likely to be being said and putting your own words in the mouth of the author. Then the squiggles turn into prose before your eyes. Read more…
Here be dragons!
18 April 2013 by Sarah Starkey
The recent posting about the St George's festival in Liverpool this weekend made me think about dragons. These spectacular dragons are on the back of a pack of playing cards made for the Blue Funnel Line (Ocean Steam Ship Company) in the early 1960s. Shipping companies, especially those that carried passengers, put a lot of effort into corporate branding, producing items such as ashtrays, crockery, menus and calendars.
The Ocean Steam Ship Company, commonly known as Blue Funnel for reasons I'll leave you to work out on your own, were a large Liverpool shipping firm who sailed predominately, but not exclusively, to the Far East and China. The Maritime Archives & Library holds a large collection of records from the company, including examples of their marketing material. These playing cards would have been a useful distraction during long hours at sea. Read more…
Easter 1945 – a time of austerity
28 March 2013 by Anne
There are 195,445 photographs in the Stewart Bale collection and this is one of them; a window display for Easter 1945 in the former department store Owen Owen on Clayton Square, Liverpool, which was commissioned by Owen Owen Ltd, April 1945.
I'm guessing that the passer-by's attention was supposed to be grabbed by the words 'Easter Harvest' in large rustic letters in each of the three windows, hopefully to draw them closer to investigate and read the explanatory text panels about this strange phenomenon (how could harvest be at Easter! But wait a minute…) Read more…
Letters from Mother
8 March 2013 by Sarah Starkey
This handsome young man is Willie Dailey of Stafford who decided he wanted a life at sea and persuaded his parents to apprentice him on a voyage of the ship Benares, from Dundee to Chile and San Francisco, USA. It was 1886 and he was 16 years old.
The Maritime Archives and Library hold some letters by Willie and his family and the ones from his mother would be achingly familiar even today. His worried mother, Jane, tells Willie to mind his manners, wash his clothes and eat well. She hopes his Captain is kind, his crewmates friendly and that he is warm enough, dry enough and not sea sick. She tells him off when he fails to write. Read more…
Romance in 1934
14 February 2013 by Anne
The commercial photographic firm of Stewart Bale Ltd were commissioned to take this photograph by Reece & Sons Ltd, from their principal offices in Hawke Street, off Brownlow Hill, Liverpool. Stewart Bale was an important firm of Liverpool based photographers who could command significant commissions, which says something about the status of Reece's. Read more…


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Why do you say that final position in the second post looks nice for black?
Well... I missed the super obvious Qg4 winning the c4 pawn heh.But still, what counts in the opening is development and center control. I just assume black's game will be more comfortable because of these two things.
Those are the main points, but also the half open d file and bishop pair is comforting. Also comforting is white's natural development is very much non threatening. I'm imagining Nc3 Nf3 d3 Be3 I guess? Yawn :) Meanwhile all of black's developing moves come with some purpose. Nc6-d4 has a threat. Be6, Bf5 or Bd7-c6 have threats, Rc8 has a threat.
That's my blitz impression anyway, that I'd rather be black... even more I'd think black's better... but obviously that requires actual analysis not just a gut feeling
Could the black bishop go to d4 to defend the pawn? I actually found the guy's comment just now (his username is KlangenFarben and he's rated >2500)
he says "8. Qg4 Bd4 leaves White lacking in space and initiative."
It's on move 8 instead of 7 because apparently there's some a-pawn moves that I forgot about. You can find his full comment on the first page of this thread http://www.chess.com/forum/view/chess-openings/why-have-i-been-encountering-the-bowlder-attack
Wow I'm really bad. I didn't even consider Bd4 (even Qd4) to defend the pawn.
Yeah, those moves look good too. In fact I like Qd4 better, trying to have my cake (pawn) and eat it too (castle).
Not seen this before. Not sure how solid it is though.
Value of a second king
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