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This project is an experiment and will seek to explore the experience of working collaboratively. November 2008 we had a meeting of members of our professional printmaking team, students from Wirral Met, University of Wales in Bangor and Glyndwr.

As artist animateur at Fabrica Gallery, Brighton, 3 October – 16 November, I am considering my own and other people's responses to Thomas Hirschhorn's work 'The Incommensurable Banner'. The exhibition is part of Brighton Photo Biennial 2008. I welcome your […]

The artistic process of creating a site-specific live art intervention for a public art exhibition. Notes from the invitation to the performance.

A Blog about the development of an upcoming exhibition that includes both work hung on walls and a large site specific mural.

The title of the blog, from a piece of writing by Anni Albers is a rather apt description of the exhilarating feeling of freefall (or is it flying?) that I am feeling now as I emerge from a twelve month […]

Pigeon Hole Art Interventions In Leominster I provide a handy perch- a small shopfront to show new ideas, interventions and reactions. The first show is Pigeon, Naughty or Nice. It's my own work to pilot the space and see how […]

Will you draw a little bird for me? You are invited to take part in a collaborative artwork to gather together drawings of birds from around the globe. Please send me your drawing via e-mail stating whether you are left […]

Like many artists I have spent much time in need of studio space and a supportive artistic community. Thankfully in Jan 2008 I got my chance at having a studio at Waygood.org. This has made all the difference rejuvenating my […]

After hearing that the buildings used by various independent art groups may be sold off to the local Sixth Form College it was thought that a group to represent all the various individual groups should be formed as a united […]

I speak estury english and I live in N.E Kent now, but for this project I am working up north, well… the midlands. Very near where my father grew up in fact. I am creating a mosaic focal point for […]

Fluid dynamics removes the connection between artist and art, surrendering creative control to machinery, blurring boundaries between art and science. This project uses machinery to apply the scientific principles of fluid dynamics into an artistic context, where science and art […]

A selection of a dozen photographs showing boarded up cash machines. Large, close up, heavily cropped and completely out of context; they could almost be abstract paintings. The exhibition is part of the Photo Fringe 2008, which runs alongside the […]

The blog started with the run up to my exhibition at Oriel Wrecsam in August – October 2008, and is now following on to the next one in November 2008 at Galeri and then onto a group show at Theatr […]

Projects unedited blog by Judith Alder & Roz Cran

Creative nature and Exeter city council are working together with a local school over 18 months to create a playful place in a local community woodland. The children are 14 years old and are involved with this project as part […]

I was recently selected for a residency in Denmark running between mit November and part of December.It is at the very top of the mainland in a town called Skagen where two sea meet. Skagen It is famous for a […]

I'm off to Shanghai for a 3-week photographic project funded by the Arts Council England. I’ll be exploring a series of western-style ‘satellite’ towns that have been emerging over the past decade in this rapidly expanding city.

Fast plan. Four days.

This is a record of my progress in 2008. I am looking forward to some exciting and challenging exhibitions and wanted to log the growth of my work and ideas throughout them. With lots to learn and many challenges ahead, […]

a mythological character, an insect and a folk tale protagonist meet in a live art performance set in a city and in a countryside location.