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Peel described Laurie Self as a friend and neighbour. On the programme of 20 October 1991, he suggests that listeners should visit an exhibition of the artists's work in Ipswich. Later, he arranged for pictures of Self's work to be displayed in the foyer of the Royal Festival Hall when he was curating the 1998 Meltdown arts festival. Peel paid tribute to the artist after his death in the Radio Times in an article (later reprinted in the Olivetti Chronicles, Corgi edition, p240) under the title of New Year's Eve:

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rdfs:comment	Peel described Laurie Self as a friend and neighbour. On the programme of 20 October 1991, he suggests that listeners should visit an exhibition of the artists's work in Ipswich. Later, he arranged for pictures of Self's work to be displayed in the foyer of the Royal Festival Hall when he was curating the 1998 Meltdown arts festival. Peel paid tribute to the artist after his death in the Radio Times in an article (later reprinted in the Olivetti Chronicles, Corgi edition, p240) under the title of New Year's Eve:
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abstract	Peel described Laurie Self as a friend and neighbour. On the programme of 20 October 1991, he suggests that listeners should visit an exhibition of the artists's work in Ipswich. Later, he arranged for pictures of Self's work to be displayed in the foyer of the Royal Festival Hall when he was curating the 1998 Meltdown arts festival. Peel paid tribute to the artist after his death in the Radio Times in an article (later reprinted in the Olivetti Chronicles, Corgi edition, p240) under the title of New Year's Eve: "Laurie was one of a small number of people I have known that I have admired unreservedly. Among the happiest days of my life were those in the eighties when Laurie and I cycled out across East Anglia almost everyday with a pub as our short-term destination and extreme fitness as our unrealistic goal. Laurie Self, fifteen years my senior, was as gentle and funny a person as I have known, and if there is any good in me then at least a part of it will have come directly from my friend. Four of Laurie's paintings, a distillation of the spirit of the Suffolk countryside through which we cycled together, hang on our walls, but we won't need them to remind ourselves that here was a lovely man."

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