Benjamin Harrison
Unique, limited edition (50) print. The print is numbered and branded with a unique MASI stamp.
Benjamin writes: "When first trying to respond to this brief I spent ages researching obscure Manchester history in an effort to create some subtle, clever image. I don't know why now, really, as all I needed to depict was “rain” and “music” and I've pretty much summed up Manchester, they also happen to be two of my favourite things.
So I endedSo I ended up with a busker in the rain. I eventually turned him into Noel Gallagher for a bit of extra Manc seasoning, and threw in Prof. Brian Cox too, as I thought it'd be rude not to represent Manchester's contributions to science and technology somehow...because he's a scientist yeah? up with a busker in the rain. I eventually turned him into Noel Gallagher for a bit of extra Manc seasoning, and threw in Prof. Brian Cox too, as I thought it'd be rude not to represent Manchester's contributions to science and technology somehow...because he's a scientist yeah? "
Benjamin writes: "When first trying to respond to this brief I spent ages researching obscure Manchester history in an effort to create some subtle, clever image. I don't know why now, really, as all I needed to depict was “rain” and “music” and I've pretty much summed up Manchester, they also happen to be two of my favourite things.
So I endedSo I ended up with a busker in the rain. I eventually turned him into Noel Gallagher for a bit of extra Manc seasoning, and threw in Prof. Brian Cox too, as I thought it'd be rude not to represent Manchester's contributions to science and technology somehow...because he's a scientist yeah? up with a busker in the rain. I eventually turned him into Noel Gallagher for a bit of extra Manc seasoning, and threw in Prof. Brian Cox too, as I thought it'd be rude not to represent Manchester's contributions to science and technology somehow...because he's a scientist yeah? "
