'Station' is to be shown at the Nova Art Fair, Chicago, April 27-30 2006, with Clapham Art Gallery.

The goal of the Nova Art Fair, an international exposition of new art, is to broaden the exposure of emerging and contemporary art and artists by providing a showcase for the best in new art from both established and emerging galleries, ateliers, storefronts, artist collectives and artist-run spaces.

Seven new Lambda print editions have now been added to my portfolio. Editions of 50 signed prints from the paintings 'Phantom' (left), 'Solitary Tree', 'Cabin', 'Amity', 'One, one thousand...', 'No.17, Sierra Bonita Apartments' and 'Pilgrim' are now available. To find out more or to order prints click here. 

"The two prints God Damn You All To Hell and American Legion Memorial Bridge (left) are re-productions of Hackney’s original photorealist paintings, created using his own photographic studies. The original landscape scenes were chosen from the artist’s visits to film locations in the USA, where he explored the celebrity of place, as experienced through their iconic status in films such as ‘Planet Of The Apes’ (God Damn You All To Hell) and ‘JAWS’ (American Legion Memorial Bridge.)"

American Legion Memorial Bridge, Tom Hackney. Edition of 250, 440x590mm, £120 unframed.

God Damn You All to Hell, Tom Hackney. Edition of 250, 425x640mm, £120 unframed.

For more information click here.

Who Watches the Watchers (Part 1), along with other new works, is to be shown at the London Art Fair, with Clapham Art Gallery.

The fair runs from 18-22 January 2006 at the Business Design Centre, Islington, London.

December 2005 - Manchester Art Gallery purchase Solitary Tree, inspired by Caspar David Friedrich's 1821 painting of the same name, for their Patron's Collection.