Clinton Kirkpatrick will be launching his new book, Observing. Digesting. Spitting. in the Green Room of the Black Box
A Belfast artist will unveil a new book and art exhibition at a special event in Belfast city centre this week.
This is the third book that Clinton has released since 2017 when he started to focus on drawing everyday and documenting the world around in his own creative way.The work is based on his own experiences over the years, along with key events that have taken place and his thoughts on how different aspects of society impact us with the aim of promoting social awareness.
"I have titled the work Observing. Digesting. Spitting. because it is mainly based on my observations of the world, which I have digested internally and then spit back out onto a page and it aims to show my own place in the world and how different forces, systems and events impact us.
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