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Coming spring 2024
Autograph is delighted to announce a new publication, Colour is My Signature, the first monograph of works by London-based artist Thompson Hall. Primarily working with acrylic paint and pastel drawings, Hall’s often colourful palette takes inspiration from artists including Althea McNish, Ronald Moody and Kehinde Wiley. Through abstracted symbols and text, Hall’s work explores the inequalities of society and the world around him regarding politics, social change, racism and the impact that Covid-19 is having on our society.
Hall was the first on-site artist in residence at Autograph in 2022, and his work was displayed on our gallery in London.
Thompson Hall is a London based artist. Primarily working with acrylic paint and pastel drawings, Hall’s often colourful palette takes inspiration from artists including Althea McNish, Ronald Moody and Kehinde Wiley.
Hall was awarded an Emerging Artist commission and a Micro Grant from Unlimited in 2017 and 2020. He has exhibited in group shows across the UK. He has also had solo exhibitions at Regency Town House in Hove, Brighton Dome, and Glasgow's Project Ability. In addition, Hall is a resident artist at ActionSpace’s Cockpit Arts Studio.
Find out more about the artist via ActionSpace’s website.
Hall was selected for an artist residency at Autograph, to support the development of his creative practice
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A selection of works Hall produced during his time on the residency
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Hall's artworks was broadcasted six metres high at the Old Street Digital Canvas
Read more This book is supported by ActionSpace and is part of the EXPLORERS project. EXPLORERS is a national creative programme for increasing the visibility and representation of neurodivergent artists in contemporary visual art.
Banner image: Thompson Hall, Untitled [detail], 2022, © and courtesy of ActionSpace.
Other image on page: Thompson Hall, photo © and courtesy of ActionSpace.
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