[…]in, I think, about a year after that, 1995 we have a friend who has an art gallery in central London, and he said, I've got an opening of a new a new exhibition. It's a painter that I've used that has been exhibiting with me for many years. But come and have a drink and come to the opening, and then[…]
[…] very old. Warwick School. INTERVIEWER: Right. And after you left school, what sort of work did you start at? CHARLES SMITH: Well, I got an exhibition to Cambridge in mathematics, but I decided for one reason or another not to take this up. I didn't want to live in Rugby at home anymore, a[…]
[…] said, well, let's have a look and see what your what your What are you running this on? And we're back in some tiny little room at the corner of the exhibition. There was this guy with these knobs, trying to keep them synchronised For heaven's sake, let's fire this lot and get a new lot. So we fire[…]
[…]y and I and her mother and father think it's School of Rubbish but she is very highly thought of, she exhibits all over the world. Even the night the exhibition at the Tate opened, they gave a dinner party for her at the Tate which Serota made a most tremendous speech. Um I understand she's just bee[…]
[…]on or something. How do you feel about that...Well, I never did because...SF: What might be the creative ends?Yeah. Well, you see, I always felt that exhibition was creative and I think it is.SF: Yeah, of course it is.And I’d like to think that to some large extent I was fairly successful at being c[…]
[…]ars of making films and Oh! And one of the major series we did, 36:00 just after we’d gone into colour was Tutankhamun’s Egypt, to co-inside with the exhibition. The Tutankhamun Exhibition at the British Museum, and we did 13 twenty-minute films on that; of which I did 4, Paul Jordon did quite[…]
