This site contains in-depth coverage of the British artist Terry Duffy. It includes the latest updates of his exhibitions, talks and other projects. It is also an archive of previous works.  The archive includes reference to Joseph Beuys, John Cage, Merce Cunningham, Roy Adzak, Stuart Brisely, Klaus Rinke, Rothko and many others in live art. It also refers to the John Lennon and Stuart Sutcliffe mural he restored: the New Contemporaries: 'Art Games' at the Slade School of Fine Art, Chelsea School of Art, London Institute and Goldsmiths, the ICA, Air Gallery, Laing Museum, New Millennium Gallery St Ives, The John Moore's, the Blom and Dorn Gallery New York as well as recent work at the Walker Art Gallery, British Art Salon Berlin, Anglican Cathedral Liverpool, Chichester Cathedral and the 53rd Venice Biennale 2009.   Media and press coverage includes RIBA magazine, Architects Journal,  Art Review, Wallpaper, Art World, Wallpaper, Dazed abd confused, Modern Painters, The Times, The Guardian, The Telegraph, Art Market, Tate magazine, The Independent. Also reviews by Robert Clarke, Waldemar Januszczak, Sarah Kent of Time Out and David Lee. Coverage also includes other international magazines: 'A D Russia', 'Italia', 'Sphere', 'Studio International', 'The Village Voice' New York and 'Luxury Property' Shanghai China. Literary connections and commissions referred to include the 1986 cover of 'States of Desire, Travels in Gay America' by Edmund White, Duffy's own collection of drawings and cartoons “Her Revealing Dress” by Quartet Books and the cover of Bach’s CD “Water Music”.   Other influences referred to include the work of Chimabue as well as Michael Angelo, Turner, Duchamp, Rauchenberg, Motherwell, Richard Long and Le Corbusier. Literary influences include the work of TS Elliot, RS Thomas, Carol Ann Duffy and John Berger. TV and film connections include 'Basic Instinct 2', C4 (Channel four) The Tube, BBC World News. Other galleries, projects and funding organisations that receive a mention are Sothebys Fine Art, Harris Museum Preston, Hunting Observer Prize, Francis Graham Dixon, Anthony Hepworth Gallery Bath, the British Council, the Arts Council, The Tate Gallery, David Alston and Mike Tooby at the Welsh National and CAS ' Contemporary Arts Society'.   MONUMENTS has its own section. It was launched in Liverpool as European Capital of Culture. The project was shown the 53rd Venice Biennale in 2009 and sponsors so far include Barclays Bank, P H Holt Foundation, Urban Splash, Sotheby’s International Realty, Venice Estates and British Art Association. The updates now include reference to possible future projects at the Burj Tower in Dubia, Maze Prison Belfast, Istanbul and Auschwitz.  'Victim, no resurrection', also has its own section and is regularly updated to keep up with its progress including reference the latest reference to the 'Symbolic journey' including Coventry Cathedral, Cologne Cathedral and Belfast.  We acknowledge the help, assistance and collaboration of Mike Collier, Neal Munro Peebles, and John Fairclough. As well as the following other artists who Duffy has collaborated with and or exhibited alongside: Victor Pasmore, Maurice Cockrill, John Hoyland, Terry Frost, Neal Canning.  Enthusiasm for Duffy's religious art within areas of conflict and issues of reconciliation and peace has led to other religious artworks being documented with updated images and text. Another new development on the site includes artwork that is for sale and includes smaller abstract artworks, drawings and limited edition prints. Where the work is for sale contact information is provided.  Text updated 8.12.2011.