Discover : David Batchelor on the fear of color | Winsor & Newton and the Royal Academy of Arts
Artist and writer David Batchelor talks about the meaning of colour in his practice and the day colour changed his life forever.
Author of Chromophobia, David Batchelor talks about the fear of colour and how his own resistance to using colour was overcome in the course of creating a sculpture - informing his creative practice from that day forward.
The Art and Science of Colour was the first event in the creative partnership between Winsor & Newton and the Royal Academy of Arts. Set inside the opulent Reynolds Room at the Royal Academy of Arts, our trio of colour experts - two artists and a geologist - had the opportunity to discuss colour in all of its breathtaking forms.
Find out more about Winsor & Newton's creative partnership with the Royal Academy of Arts: bit.ly/2yVdmUb
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Such an interesting topic! Since learning about chromophobia, ive noticed so much of it! Entirely grey gardens, most cars being grey white and black. It even makes me long for the return of avocado bathroomsets
Anxiety resoponse to different other's fear of colours