Blogs - a-n The Artists Information Company

Charting the progress of my practice since 2007 – a-n’s longest running blog!

Mixed media paintings using collage and palette-knife-applied acrylics

from feeling stationary and isolated – an experimental research project considering isolation through adulthood play.

The art project will focus on my years spent in Bulgaria. There, I found a strong connection with nature, met friends for life, learned how to be a foreigner, and appreciated family and national traditions, customs, art and culture. More than thirty apart, I feel the same warmnes

The increasingly intense exploration of drawing, and the threads between words, sounds, music, lines…

Every month I enter the Boldbrush Art Contest. This blog shows my entries and the links to vote.

Thank you in advance for voting, each one makes such a difference :)

Can’t paint, can’t NOT paint.

A blog which started in 2016 with a-n professional development bursary activity and has expanded from there.

The story of starting again

I am a late discovered autistic artist. I am awaiting a formal diagnosis.

I have been reviewing my life through a new lens, an alternative perspective on my interpretation on my artistic life.

I’ve called this blog ‘I draw’ because my art-work is centred on Drawing. I am an artist from Margate.

Tales of the pretty much expected….and sometimes not

Reflections on the RD1st Coaching Course 2017 and beyond. Course fees funded and attendance supported by a bursary from a-n The Artist Information Company

My first blog ‘Keeping It Together’ came to a natural end when I moved in to my studio. ‘Keeping It Going’ picks up where that left off. Will I be able to maintain a blog at the same time as […]

On the River Crane and Northcote Nature Reserve

Aidan Moesby’s curatorial practice explores deep interconnectedness through a lens of disability and intersectionality. Access and inclusion are at the heart of his care-based practice including Disability and mainstream representation across digital and physical platforms.

Carbon Synthesis is an international project to reveal the possibilities of linking art and science to transform perceptions of liminal wetland landscapes; revealing the effects of climate change across the globe by visualising the (in)visible.