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A short story in five parts

A new international project I’m trying to initiate with Catrine Gangsto for Peace Painting http://www.peacepainting.org/om/

Part One: Looking and Dreaming I first became interested in exploring Woking Palace following a visit to Woking’s Story, a permanent museum at The Lightbox. The visit was planned prior to my interview for the 20/20 Project (which is a […]

This is my journey of discovering objects in museum collections which resonate with me. Aspects of these discoveries then surface in my Art practice as I continue to develop my skills in Ceramics.

The Blog documents the progress of the DYCP project CAR (Ceramics in Augmented Reality) supported by Arts Council England.

Celebrating synchronicity and queer community, with reference to Alan Turing, AL & AL, Allan Horsfall and Islington Mill.

Gene Expression: A Wellcome Trust funded project exploring the role of the thymus in autoimmune diseases, interpreted through video-art and prints.

Marcus began his TV Puppeering Career by successfully auditioning for Jim Henson’s Puppeteering for Television Workshop. In this series of videos Marcus uses Burt and CindyGal to return to the Puppet character into camera sketch format and see what 30 years later might evolve.

A selected group of international artists researching both onsite and remotely beginning with themes of insulation and growth, attending talks, workshops, events, walks, skills sharing, followed by exhibition at the Ruskin Gallery 30 July 2016

I came across a Drawing from my Mansfield College of Art Life Drawing Class ‘77 and realised its exactly the sort of artwork I want to return to, wacky?

BBC Reports on the Committee’s findings and recommendations but not on any reaction from the Grass Roots Live Music Venue Community. Suggesting also that a similar Govt enquiry into support for Independent Visual Artists might come up with solutions to their plight.

Examining those things we usually overlook.

Project Art Works artists respond to the works featured in Tate Modern’s new exhibition Expressionists: Kandinsky, Münter and The Blue Rider.