12000 Blessings make Exeter Open Studios brochure uniquely collectible


By , on Saturday, October 1, 2011

Revisions and propositions

Exeter Open Studios brochures are unique collectibles in their own right – each one of the 12,000 have been stamped with a mini signature artwork, going by the quaint name of 12000 Blessings.

The brainwave comes from the Revisions and Propositions group of artists, who are a mysterious bunch (but our eagle eyes recognised the Exeter-based artist who was lumbered with uniquifing the brochures – for the short film, at least).

Revisions and Propositions will be part of Exeter Open Studios – which runs from Friday, November 4 to Sunday, November 6 – and find out more about Exeter Open Studios at the Exeter Open Studios site.






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