Colin Taylor MAFA British

Works
  • Colin Taylor MAFA, Atlas Landscape
    Atlas Landscape £ 1,500.00
  • Colin Taylor MAFA, Calistoga Coffee
    Calistoga Coffee£ 1,150.00
  • Colin Taylor MAFA, Grasmere #1
    Grasmere #1
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  • Colin Taylor MAFA, Grasmere #2
    Grasmere #2
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  • Colin Taylor MAFA, Grasmere #3
    Grasmere #3
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  • Colin Taylor MAFA, Knott Mill, Deansgate
    Knott Mill, Deansgate £ 1,500.00
  • Colin Taylor MAFA, Knoydart old pier
    Knoydart old pier£ 795.00
  • Colin Taylor MAFA, Marrakesh #13
    Marrakesh #13
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  • Colin Taylor MAFA, Marrakesh #9
    Marrakesh #9
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  • Colin Taylor MAFA, Retail Landscape 3
    Retail Landscape 3
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  • Colin Taylor MAFA, Runners #1
    Runners #1
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  • Colin Taylor MAFA, Runners #2
    Runners #2
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  • Colin Taylor MAFA, The Barcelona Room
    The Barcelona Room£ 1,750.00
  • Colin Taylor MAFA, The bike man and the plate seller
    The bike man and the plate seller£ 1,250.00
  • Colin Taylor MAFA, The blue rider
    The blue rider£ 2,200.00
  • Colin Taylor MAFA, The green steps at Deansgate
    The green steps at Deansgate £ 1,750.00
  • Colin Taylor MAFA, The Installation Men
    The Installation Men £ 1,150.00
  • Colin Taylor MAFA, The Optimists are still here
    The Optimists are still here
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  • Colin Taylor MAFA, There were songs about hope
    There were songs about hope
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  • Colin Taylor MAFA, Where everybody runs
    Where everybody runs£ 1,750.00
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Biography
Colin Taylor MAFA

Colin Taylor was born in the East Midlands and has completed a degree in Art and Drama at Nottingham Trent Polytechnic in the mid-eighties.

 

In 1987 Taylor re-located to Manchester and set up an outdoor leisure company that still operates today. Taylor has thirty years' experience climbing and working in mountains in Europe, South America and Asia. Undeniably, this experience has ingrained in him inspiration and love of the landscape that is present in his work.

 

Following a 'Road to Damascus' moment in a Lake District cafe in the early 90's, Taylor was part of a company start-up running an indoor climbing centre in a disused church that still operates today. In 2008/09 Taylor undertook 'A Short Walk in the Big Landscape', an Arts Council funded series of nine solo exhibitions re-visiting Thomas West's eighteenth century viewing stations around the Lake District.

 

In 2010, Taylor was invited to undertake a year-long residency at Liverpool's Anglican Cathedral which led to an exhibition of 30+ drawings that later transferred to Cologne, Germany. Taylor has had exhibitions in New York, Washington DC and in Paris.

 

Four years ago he began work on a series of 'Cityscapes' a project exploring the Manchester City skyline from viewpoints of the city's tallest buildings.

Exhibitions