
'Opeing The William Tillyer Season'

'Marie Walker (Printer), Bernard Jacobson and William Tillyer'
"One work in particular, quite a small one, seems to summarise the angle of attack. And that is the right metaphor for this retiring man's restless and ever-curious mind. It is right at the bottom of the stairs, in the second room of the show. Small, it hangs alone. You'll probably miss it. If you do, ask. The title is Twenty-Five Clouds, and it is a zinc etching on paper, made in 1968, that year of mock-revolutionary ferment."
Read Michael Glover's piece in The Independent