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Rosanne Robertson is part of new art group with fellow Manchester Metropolitan University Fine Art Graduates- Rob Hunt and James Pepper. This blog will map the development of our group practice. “By creating a space in which, what we feel […]

My input into an exhibition of current students and recent graduates from Norwich University College of the Arts at St Gregory’s Church in Norwich entitled ‘Music and Environment’.

i won an a-n bursary to make a film in response to the john moores painting prize

A blog framing a return to making at the end of a PGCE via a studio space through Artist Support at Exeter Phoenix, Devon.

From where we sit, stand, walk, live, we Dwell. We also think, cogitate, ponder and…Dwell. As W.H Davie’s said ‘what is this life, if full of care, we have no time to stand and stare?’. I intend to use my […]

Tomorrow, Monday 30 August I am going to Berlin to start my residency at HomeBase V project. During my residency I hope to keep this blog up to date with my progress there.

This is the real world. I’ve left Uni and now I have to fend for myself, in a world that has changed a lot in a couple of months. I find myself living in a new town surrounded by less […]

The Heuristics Laboratory is Pete McPartlan, Ruth Scott and Georgie Park. We were commissioned by Sideshow (the Nottingham Fringe to the British Art Show) to present our first project: a 3 week exhibition this winter in a space in NTU. […]

A joint project run by Rachael Griffiths and Anthony Boswell.

As the first international ‘Blow Glass at Sea’ recruit working for The Corning Museum of Glass, NY and Celebrity Cruise Lines the time has come to set sail…

The aim of this new blog (my 2nd here on Artists Talking) is to document the next 12 months, during which I will be painting to some purpose. To what purpose? I’m not yet sure, lets just see how my […]

I’ve had to defer completion of my MA for health reasons and this blog will track my ability to maintain my creative focus over the next few months. My current research interest is in personal subjectivities and the general question […]

A cumulative performance in which I unravel and reknit the same small piece of knitting each day throughout May. I'm interested in how the yarn changes (frays, splits, crinkles) in the process, how that affects the making and the object […]

Ken Fackrell – My World If artists are, by their nature, self-centred individualists (discuss) then talking about one’s own work is another attempt to communicate (or perhaps, an attempt by other means).

The process of making work as part of the ‘The Shape of Things’ programme, including The Gifts, a textile installation for Bristol Museum and Art Gallery, and new work for a group show at Flow Gallery, London.

Blog following my residency at Connecticut’s i-park.

“Water is the eye of the landscape” Water holds a lens up to the world through which one can experience it differently. It is an element easily entered but within which one cannot survive without adaptation. How we adapt and […]

This project brings together four diverse collections covering the history of Runcorn and Widnes on the River Mersey held separately in Catalyst Chemical Museum, Runcorn Town Hall, Halton’s Libraries and Norton Priory Museum. The collections are being catalogued in a […]

Documenting the months of postgraduate study (MA Fine Art: Site and Archive course at UCLan). Pulling together two years of research and making for our September show. Aiming to come out the other side with a greater understanding of my […]