Pull and Push

post heart attack

the pull and push of

the fast food wagon

Paul Conneally

Loughborough 2017

Nottingham Contemporary Text Art Signage

This mirror written signage is right outside the Nottingham Contemporary and in front of the Pitcher and Piano, a church turned into a bar.

Paul Conneally
Nottingham
October 2016

The Odeon Cinema - An Art Deco Building in Loughborough

Since 2011 this cinema in Loughborough has been The Odeon but it has been many other names since the original building was built in 1914. It is a great example of an art deco frontage somewhat spirit by the lower and very recent shopfront style signage.

It didn't look like this when it was opened in 1914 as The Empire Picture House operating both as a variety and picture house. The Art Deco refit came about in 1936 and was designed by architect Archibold Hurley Robinson. It opened as The New Empire on 30th March 1936 screening Will Hay in “Boys Will be Boys”.

Its catalogue of names down the years include: Empire Picture House, New Empire Super Cinema, Essoldo, Classic, Curzon Cinema, Reel Cinema and now The Odeon.

Paul Conneally
September 2016
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Pedestrian Zone

Pedestrian Zone
Paul Conneally
Loughborough
May 1 2015

Captain America

Captain America

Paul Conneally

Loughborough

2015

Works Access Only

Works Access Only

Paul Conneally

Loughborough

August 2014

Hotel Seyvet

Hotel Seyvet

Paul Conneally

Bourg les Valence

2014

Claustrophobia - Limited Edtion Print - Paul Conneally

'Self Portrait Great Malvern Priory Road North Car Park' 
Paul Conneally 2009

A new edition of 20 prints of this self portrait car park ticket by artist Paul Conneally from INVIGILATOR : MALVERN (2009) on used envelopes is now available.

Each numbered and signed print is on a different sized and type of used envelope and although an 'edition' each is essentially unique.

Price unframed including delivery is £15

 Contact: Love and Barley at LoveandBarley@googlemail.com

Between Floors

a glance
between floors
the leaf on her shoe

Paul Conneally

Photograph: Newarke Street Car Park, Leicester – Paul Conneally