Art on a Postcard Winter Auction
Postcard auction in aid of Hepatitis C Trust 5-19 November
Postcard auction in aid of Hepatitis C Trust 5-19 November
This is the story of my journeys to the mystical land of Virtual Reality, offloading here the insights I brought back on my ship.
Analogue and digital collaboration exploring ideas around Co-operation, Moderation and Equality
Reasons to join the Fine Art Trade Guild
New work from Artist Tim Fishlock at London’s Hang-Up Gallery
The difficulty in focusing, selecting and evaluating appropriate research for the visual artist.
the vegetables, herbs, fruit, flowers that come off my allotment this year plus attendant thoughts
With her work and indeed this book, Misselbrook is asking questions of her audience, and herself. We journey with her, and that is how I arrive here, having responded to a question.
“Can you hear me?”
A documentation of the final year of my Fine Art degree.
‘Lost in Space’. This week on display in the studio is an oil painting from one of David’s collections. The group of paintings are a combination of abstract shapes, colour and faces with figurative depictions of iconic figures including James Dean and Rudolph Valentino.
Inspiration, reason and development of my 1 week self-initiated residency in Glasgow
This is an idea generated in a brilliant workshop by Shannon Finnegan for Control Shift Network who have been running a series of stimulating and fascinating events throughout November 2020.
Casting with the Asantehene’s Goldsmith in Kumasi – Ghana.
Filling my house with necessary products..
October 2020 brings a new colour scheme inspired by a friends washing line in the Gambia. I’ve translated this into underglaze colours but then started to see the colours everywhere! These colours will be used on a series of pots […]
Fantasies of Exhibition Road ‘Artists and scientists re-imagine Albertopolis’
Over the past few years I have focussed on negative painting as I find that this approach really allows the vibrancy of transparent layers of paint to shine out of the painting.
Why do we want to keep mementos of the dead? Shortly after filmmaker Agnès Varda died, I went to Paris to learn from her life — and take a piece of it home with me.
An outstanding classical siyah qalam drawing (soot and brush) on paper by 16th Century artist Muhammad Herati.
This work attempts to expose and retell ‘her-story’ over-ruling the past and present cultural guidelines of what was important and upheld.
The friction of truth, personal experience, culture, gender and binary boundaries. Material and form within a narrative and subject of gender, binary, object and body.
I have no clear understanding where I stop and my children begin, this is mirrored Through object in that I am the house, the kitchen, the bath, the dogs, the bitty Lego carpet and my un made bed.
My final year of study at The Bristol School of Art!
Initially ideas and planning this show came from books and from a box of local history that I keep in the attic. Having left my hometown of Newbiggin-by-the-sea back in 2007 my approach is to an extent looking back. Memories […]