Michele Howarth Rashman
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Michele Howarth Rashman is a UK based artist, specialising in figurative mixed media sculpture. Born in Liverpool and now living in Yorkshire, she has developed a process of work whereby each meticulously hand stitched larger than life-size sculpture takes many weeks and months to complete. Her work has shown both nationally and internationally alongside many of her more celebrated contemporaries, however Rashman remains an elusive figure, working alone and exhibiting rarely, and describes her practise as a 'defiantly unmanly way of working in a persistently macho art world'.

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The Curious Case of the Disappearing Artist

(10) Comments | Posted 22 April 2013 | (10:42)

We all have pet causes. Mine include Amnesty International, Yorkshire Cat Rescue and re-writing the artist Jann Haworth back into art history.

To explain.

Haworth first appeared on my radar in the early 80s when a rumour circulated that she and her ex, Sir Peter Blake, were my parents. It...

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The Importance of Bearing Grudges

(3) Comments | Posted 25 January 2013 | (09:11)

I have a Sh*t List. It runs to several pages and includes back stabbers, fence sitters, fair-weather friends and a smattering of generalised ars*holes. Perhaps many people will consider this a cynical undertaking, but to me it's just an aide memoir to ensure that my love is not wasted on...

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I Hate Amateurs

(0) Comments | Posted 11 February 2012 | (17:58)

I feel a bit grubby. I've just watched the actor Stephen Mangan murdering Who Know Where The Time Goes on SkyArts and I'm left wondering just what is this obsession with people doing things half cock?

The schedules are filled with bunches of all dancing, singing, ice skating amateurs and...

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I Don't Live In Obscurity, I Live In Yorkshire

(4) Comments | Posted 31 January 2012 | (23:00)

I normally get through a working day with the minimum of human contact. This is how I like it. I have a sign on my studio door telling all but the closest of friends to clear off. And even they are only welcomed (with a very small w) between the...

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