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I Paint shapes that make me happy
My exhibition âall there isâ installed at Plymouthâs Boston Tea Party .
ALL THERE IS
David Burgoyne is an international artist known for his bold and colourful abstract acrylic paintings which demonstrate unassuming techniques, emphasising line, colour and form. David's abstract series entitled âAll There Isâ will be exhibited at Boston Tea Party, Plymouth Spring/Summer 2018. Regarding this series of paintings produced in Plymouth, David stated, âI love bright bold colours and simple shapes on clean white backgrounds. They bring instant gratification and in-still a calm and contentment within me. I paint to bring myself pleasure like some people may use alcohol or drugs. Iâd like the public to experience the same sense of calm and contentment when they view my work.â
Regarding his upcoming solo show David says, âAbstract art,  to me  is as much about the motivation to create as it is the finished aesthetic of the piece.  Iâm often asked to translate a piece but I always encourage people to open a dialogue about my motivation to paint . Sometimes the most simple statements make the most impact. Different phases in our lives teaches us many lessons. For me the end of a relationship with its fractures , holes , truth, broken pieces and blurred lines left a gaping hole that needed a cathartic healing. My art brings me peace and a moment of still. Clarity. This collection is a love letter. A letting go and a thank you to all I learned, loved and lost. Sometimes thatâs âAll there is.â  David was born in Plymouth yet until late 2016 resided in Los Angeles, California where he painted original artworks from his downtown studio. His works are held in private collections worldwide.  David returned to his hometown in late 2016 to care for his elderly mother. Iâm regularly asked what my art means or what it represents. People constantly try to translate something that they do not understand . My art is purely visual. It is only meant to be looked at and with that , hopefully, brought instant visual gratification, a moment of clarity.  Marina AbramoviÄ in observation to this, quoted so articulately. â âOnce, Picasso was asked what his paintings meant. He said, âDo you ever know what the birds are singing? You donât. But you listen to them anyway.â So, sometimes with art, it is important just to look.â
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My new collection of work âAll There Isâ will be exhibited this spring at the âBoston Tea Partyâ cafe Plymouth UK.

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The Talented Mr R
The Talented Mr. R Story and photography by David T Burgoyne Posted on April 15, 2016 Chapter 1. Iâm not a fan of men passing their forties coloring their hair. It might look great on the box on the shelves at Walgreens, but believe me, when the sun hits that shit, it looks like a plum rinse. Not cool! There are two schools of thought. Gray hair is either distinguished or aging. The truth is quite simple. Itâs distinguished on handsome men and aging on guys who donât look after them selves. For some reason perfectly brown hair doesnât sit right on an older face, match that with botox and fillers and youâve got a monster âPeter Panâ still trying to get away with hot shorts and âAussie bumâ underwearâŚâŚ. Aaaaah! now, let me start this over. That sounds way too bitchy, let me try to make this more profound. Chapter 1. Take a look around, The fashion Industry has a new man in town. As comfortable in NYC as he is L.A, he was a metaphor for the adoration of follicle decay in contemporary culture . Gray is the new black , the epitome of elegance. He embraces his âSilver FoxââŚâŚâŚâŚ..Aaaah, No! Itâs going to be too preachy and pretentious , I mean I want people to read this article! Chapter 1. Have you noticed that guys in their forties are appearing more and more in fashion campaigns. Along with the heavier beard, Older guys are once again back in the game. Gone are the âAbercrombie and Fitchâ pouting youths and in their place are rugged lumbersexuals and silver haired daddies. Aiden Shaw, the adult movie actor from the 80âs has effortlessly used his intelligence and gray hair to make his mark on mens fashion. A remarkable achievement in a gay society that both adores and rebuffs ex adult entertainment stars. Ok, betterâŚâŚâŚ Looking back to my formative years, most of the TV stars I adoredl careers were over once the flush of youth had passed. They seemed to just disappear . It was as if there was no place for a man in his late forties. Where Cary Grant, Gregory Peck and Steve Mcqueen took their place as legendary âscreen idolsâ, there was a gaping hole in the market for real men. Advertising had resigned the 45 year old man to modeling thermal underwear in mail order catalogues. Enter Social media and the influx of visual stimuli that showed us attractive older men , looking amazing in their mid years. These men are taking care of themselves, still thinking about fashion and have so many platforms to prove that the older guy is still relevant. Instagram and Pinterest became a viable source for talent agencies to scout new talent and to trend new faces. These faces have character, they have lived and they are clocking up likes on social media as fast as Justin Bieber and Kendall Jenner. Picture the sceneâŚ.. We are at Chris Steinâs book launch at Hollywoodâs iconic âPaul Smithâ store. Hot in from New York, Miss Guy is on the decks and we are patiently waiting to get a selfie with the women herself âDebbie Harryâ. Iâm transfixed how beautiful she still is. Iâm remembering how much influence âBlondieâ has had on my life and I suddenly feel like I want to get out of the line to just observe. I look up, in front of me, looking like a modern day âCary Grantâ is Hollywoodâs âman of styleâ Eric Rutherford. Heâs waiting in line with us. Heâs nervous and giggly waiting to meet the Blondie front lady. I mention we are friends on Instagram. It was my âI carried a watermelonâ moment. My companion âLucianaâ has gone weak at the knees. This man has presence. His silver hair makes you feel like youâve stepped into a Hollywood movie. As I lift Lucianaâs jaw back up she mutters, âOh my god, youâre beautifulâ to him and he repays the compliment to her. We wait in line , excited and intoxicated by the glamour of the moment. Eric poses effortlessly with Debbie for their social media moment. We on the other hand, awkwardly try get our shot with the blonde bombshell. People are grabbing and calling her. It was chaos. The Instagram pic says it all. Eric and Debbie look like theyâve been papped for âVanity Fairâ whilst Luciana and I look like two stalkers , sweating and nervous . Two deer in headlights. left eric12 Back to my story, so Iâve met Mr. Rutherford. Instagramâs âSilver Foxâ. Since noticing him on Social media I have wanted to shoot him, to capture for myself the suave and elegant Mr.R. When heâs not trotting from one side of the state to the other on modeling assignments for Mert and Marcus, heâs working as a contributing editor for âAt Largeâ magazine. Here his role is constantly evolving, discovering new ways to tell a story, bringing his social media persona alive with his âBTSâ features on fashion shoots. Brands are reaching out to work with âMr. Rutherfordâ through his ever growing social media presence. Eric has just recently returned to the modeling world. Working more now than ever before, he attributes his recent success to Instagram and other Social media platforms. Where clients are just as interested in the models Instagram following as much, if not more, than their book. I recently had the pleasure to shoot this enigmatic gentleman exclusively for LEFT. Easy going and friendly, itâs easy to see how heâs in so much demand. When he cracks a smile or laughs at your jokes , you feel like youâve been accepted into an exclusive club. His style rubs off in a way where you are actually keen to know where he shops or who he wears. He makes fashion look classy and super accessible. ( Iâm sure I have a pair of jeans and a white T shirt Iâm my wardrobe somewhere, although I know it could never look that good on me.) After one of the most fun and effortless shoots Iâve had the pleasure to work on, (Modeling is an ART, where the subject rules ) we sit down to get to know the âSilver Foxâ. A very talented Mr.R. Eric was born in Muskegon, Michigan but was raised in Boca Raton Florida. His father was the academic, whereas his mother believed in him being a well-rounded âAll-Americanâ. He recalls âMom wanted me to be a smart athlete, a positive leader with a large circle of friends and loved by his family.â He had a tumultuous relationship with school from kindergarten to high school. It was a mad passionate affair with many contradictions. âI loved to learn but I also craved to fit in. At the time âsmart kidsâ werenât the âcool kidsâ so there were times I played dumb. Which is dumb!â Pretty soon Eric was gaining a sense of individual style and it wasnât long before the Fashion world found him . âI was aware of fashion and the power of presentation at a very early age. We belonged to a beach club that had VERY strict guidelines about what was ârightâ or âwrongâ. Right khaki shorts. Wrong length etc.â Eric looks thoughtful and removes his Tom Ford glasses and begins to clean them methodically. âMy brother was discovered on the street. He was so pretty that some people thought he was a girl. I, on the other hand, was affectionately known as the stocky one with bad skin!â Ericâs influences are apparent, âIt all starts with my familyâ he states affectionately. âIf you feel the love and support from your family, then that becomes your major influence. Others that I find myself referencing range from Oprah Winfrey to Cary Grant, Patrick Demarchelier to Edward Enninful. Eric moved to Los Angeles over 25 years ago to attend USCâs BFA program in Theater. âI modeled a little whilst in high school but became more focused on acting which I never would have started to do if my mom hadnât pushed us to try as many things as possible.â Whilst still driven with a focus toward acting, Eric continued with modeling as a secondary diversion. It was always a double edged sword for him as he lacked the confidence in his looks which only came much later in life. Eric found rejection hard at times but was still determined to work in the fashion industry . âIt was great when you got hired because that meant you were good looking. When you didnât book the job, my young mind defined the rejection as, youâre ugly, you donât fit inâ Eric Rutherfordâs career followed a natural path. After quitting modeling Eric successfully began producing events all over the world ranging from opening Oprahâs school in South Africa to the grand opening of The Palm Atlantis in Dubai. Two years ago, an opportunity arose where Ericâs path lead him back to modeling . In a very âL.A storyâ moment Eric was re-discovered at a five year olds birthday party. A casting director approached him and thought he had a great look which was âvery hot right nowâ. âThe difference this time for me was that I was completely comfortable with my looks, my gray hair, my deep laugh lines, etc. I was happy with who I was. My own sense of success wasnât based on booking the job or someone liking me. So when I decided to get back into modeling, I embraced itâ. On enquiring if he thought his silver hair played a role in his recent success, Eric remembers â I started noticing more and more gray hair in ads and commercials. My friend, T.R. Pescod, had been at the forefront in this wave of âsilver foxesâ and I cheered his success on. So, when it started happening for me, he was there to cheer me on too.â These days Eric is as comfortable in NYC as he is at home in L.A. Spending his time equally between the two as his assignments continue to thrive. Itâs no surprise that Eric has become known as a man of style and intellect. Switching from âsubjectâ in front of the camera to âobserverâ as a writer and fashion critic behind it. âI get to experience the best of both of these spectacular cities. I embrace the differences between LA and NYC, the weather, pace, driving, etc. They are also incredibly similar too. Both have strong senses of neighborhood and where one fits with their vibe and aesthetic.â left eric9-3 Eric loves people, he thrives in their presence and is never more at home than when heâs discussing life, love and inspiration. This has lead seamlessly into a new direction of hosting. He loves presenting with a capital âLâ and enthusiastically shows me a clip from a web series, #Silver Fox Says. Here Eric gives us his fashion tips, doâs and donâts and a heads up where to get our hands on his favorite pieces from the season. This, all wrapped up with Ericâs warmth and energy, compel us to listen and has us all believing we canât get through the season without a pair of white jeans and a butter soft denim jacket. With plans to be back on screen with new projects in varying stages of development, Eric is excited about the future. Looking back over the past two years I ask MR.R to share his highlights with us. âGosh the list is long. Every day has a moment to be excited about. When I shot with Mert & Marcus for W Mag, it was epic with 40 models, 50 racks of clothes, thousands of shoes AND all done with the sense of camaraderie and team work that has stayed with me. Being Dockerâs Silver Fox in their Fall campaign was fun for many reasons especially when my Mom got to see it in stores. Covering Mens Fashion Week for Departures Magazine was a huge highlight because it embodied so many loves of mine from writing to style to supporting your friendsâ. There seems to be no stopping this very talented man. Apart from his effortless style and film star good looks , Eric has an adorable character. It has me wanting to know if anyone has managed to snare this Silver haired Fox. He laughs and his face contorts charmingly into a school boy grin. âIf youâre asking me if Iâm single, I am. I just ended a long term relationship and I am taking a moment to take a breath. I need to find out who Mr Rutherford is and what turns him on. I will say with all these dating apps, swiping left and right, at the end of the day, it is still about chemistry. The chemistry of a real person standing in front of you. Or beside you. Or next to you. Oh, I almost forgot. It must start with a kiss because that kiss will tell you all you need to know. You can keep up with Ericâs daily antics on Instagram @mrrutherford9 and twitter @mrrutherford9 and remember #thesilverfoxsays. David Burgoyne is a photographer and a hair M/U artist, most noted for his work with International performer Luciana. He is also a regular contributor to LEFT Magazine. He lives in Downtown Los Angeles with his ceramist/photographer husband and 3 dogs. For more information www.davidtburgoyne.com, follow him on instagram @davidterryburgoyne