Dear Uncle Albert there are no more Gurus (acrylic and ink on Gallery Wall with attachments) Ramp Gallery, Wintec, Hamilton. 7 November - 24 November 2006.

A music stand in the center of the space holds many of the drawings used to orchestrate the low level composition on the walls. The assorted images trail in a semi circle around to a much larger figure playing a guitar connected to an amplifier. The 70’s Rock God observing the noise of feedback in visual form.

Above the drawings is a painting on canvas made in the aesthetic of a pop music poster. It announces the band “Somethin’ Else to perform.” The venue is hidden by two large abstracted flowers. Further along the wall an Indian man with a heading above his head reads “2nd Guru”. His speech bubble sprouts “Its only rock n roll”.

Uncle Albert from ‘Coronation Street’ makes a brief appearance. His hands raised above his head in either surrender or acclaim. Elsewhere a Beatle from the film “Help” bangs a cymbal. Its just another “Day in the life”.