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A project focused on understand the mechanics of large scale public sculpture commissioning, the artist/fabricator dynamic and how the artist’s hand can be present in elements of sculpture fabricated by others.

Back in the winter I was invited to join The London Group and exhibit with them in the Waterloo Festival in June. I now need a link to its QCode label – so here is the short journey to ‘Tent’ which is my offering in ‘Nothing Endures but Change.’

This blog has been set up to document my creative journey and to give some background about my practice. More posts can be found on my blog: https://paulliptrotartist.com/pauls-art-blog/index.php 8 June 2018 – Helsinki bound – initial reflections on my trip […]

Little Forest Land Art was started in early 2017 by ceramicist Jan Griffiths and artist Adrian Mundy on land surrounding Jan’s studio in the Hampshire countryside. Turning the meadow and surrounding woodland into a place for artwork, focusing on Art in the Garden in early June.

On this blog Liz aims to share her new ideas, research and works as well as her concerns as a full time practicing artist.

Advancing ideas around the simulacrum, and other questions concerning the copy, the original, and representation, through work produced in my artist’s residency in the printmaking room at the University of Suffolk.

My practice explores the potential for prosthetic’s which are made with aesthetic considerations in mind. My work began with the idea of bespoke prosthetic’s which are perceived, both by their wearer and observers, as aesthetically pleasing objects as well as being functional.

Long distance walks through beautiful places, looking to capture what I see and how I feel

My first blog, embracing social media, and my art practice

The first in a series of blog posts about a self-organised Risograph and silk-screen printing residency in Birmingham.

Having moved to the very tip of Cornwall I have come to understand the power exerted by the sea. West Penwith is surrounded by a vast timeless substance that is so much more than just a liquid pushed by tides. […]

An art and economics philosophy blog by Emilia Telese