John Foxx in Classic Pop - 10/24/15 10:25 AM
There is to be an interview in December's Classic Pop magazine with John Foxx, which for the first time focusses on the artwork behind his single sleeves
The announcement was made by host Andrew Dineley and shared with the Lord Foxx Of Chorley facebook page
https://www.facebook.com/groups/442116149182256/?fref=ts
Here is John's response to one of the questions submitted for this interview
AD - I asked if fans in the Facebook group Lord Foxx of Chorley if they had any questions and wondered if you had come across this group? People wanted to know who the mysterious woman was in the cut up image used for the single Your Dress?
JF - Oh yes, I think I met the guy who runs it – great title.
I seem to remember that the woman in the collage was my girlfriend, Patricia – later my wife - and she also appeared in a similar way in a couple of photographs on The Garden.
I always loved images of women where the face is turned away from the viewer. I like the paintings by Hammershoi for that reason, and just around that time I’d been to an exhibition of his work near St. James, in London.
The announcement was made by host Andrew Dineley and shared with the Lord Foxx Of Chorley facebook page
https://www.facebook.com/groups/442116149182256/?fref=ts
Here is John's response to one of the questions submitted for this interview
AD - I asked if fans in the Facebook group Lord Foxx of Chorley if they had any questions and wondered if you had come across this group? People wanted to know who the mysterious woman was in the cut up image used for the single Your Dress?
JF - Oh yes, I think I met the guy who runs it – great title.
I seem to remember that the woman in the collage was my girlfriend, Patricia – later my wife - and she also appeared in a similar way in a couple of photographs on The Garden.
I always loved images of women where the face is turned away from the viewer. I like the paintings by Hammershoi for that reason, and just around that time I’d been to an exhibition of his work near St. James, in London.