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out and about with the Fruit Factory Network based at Humber Street Gallery; encountering, reflecting, acting…

A collation of my research into rural arts, what it means, the challenges and what others have been up to in this area.

This blog will be an anchor point/place for me to discuss and reflect on discoveries I make and new experiences I encounter for the duration of a Fellowship with Random String.
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Everyday I visit a field behind my house. It sounds pretty dull I know. I began my encounter with this field in pretty much the expected manner, trudging along it, ticking off the daily task of walking the dog. It’s just a field but I’m sort of getting obsessed.

walking, text, images

A peer-led artist development programme working with an art-technologist — consisting of mentoring and training in the use of wearables to create immersive artworks.

Discussing the experience of creating a car-based mobile artwork, ‘I’m Westward Ho!’

A collaborative project with Greg Stobbs

Last night, in the bar of a Premier Inn, in Devon, talking to two friends, I tried to understand why it bothers me so much that people ask me why I do not want to have children. I am 38, […]

Starting out on my bursary journey

New work about facial recognition technologies and whether they will change the face of public protest. A commission by University of Exeter.

This blog charts the progress of my project ‘Seaworthy Vessel’, an ongoing participatory project that uses the concept of seaworthiness in ships as a metaphor for emotional resilience in the face of physical trauma in people.

This blog reflects the posts I write for Disability Arts Online where I write about my experiences as an Emergence Bursary Recipient.

I will be presenting the findings of my research regarding care facilities and their creative programmes (or lack thereof) within the areas of Fylde, Wyre and Blackpool.

Work in progress, thoughts and documentation from a residency at The Institute of Recorded Sound in Stavanger, Norway. Hosted by ELEFANT and Curated Place. The collection of recorded music and associated items is one of the largest private collections of its kind in the world.

Blogging through a concise period of work.