Plymouth artist Martin Bush has a novel approach to clearing his back catalogue as he moves onto new work, while making his ‘classic’ work more affordable.
Martin’s TAG show at his gallery at the New Cooperage Royal William Yard, Plymouth, is an exhibition of a selection of paintings from the past seven years that have been tagged with a reduced price.
Why? “So I can clear the decks for new paintings – a fresh clean mind without clutter,” Martin told the Artsculture.
There are more than 70 canvasses on show, with prices ranging from £50 to £1,000.
The TAG show runs until the end of July.
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As this has been so popular and selling a third of the selected work I am keen to keep this going and sell out of my back stock of paintings to clear the decks. Thanks to those who have found their favourite classic Bush painting,. Show continues until the end of August.