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Fine Art Degree. Am in my third year. The final push!!! Enjoyed the workshops on various disciplines but now returning largely to my first love of painting. Using increased awareness of contextual and critical studies to inform what I do. […]
Fine Art Degree. Am in my third year. The final push!!! Enjoyed the workshops on various disciplines but now returning largely to my first love of painting. Using increased awareness of contextual and critical studies to inform what I do. […]
Past A Level work, which I might develop and explore again in the future.
Curator Gayle Rogers reflects on the challenges of selecting work that may shock…
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.
Shouldn’t Throw Stones – The view of a Night Watchman is an exhibition, tour and book publication documenting artist Kevin Casey’s role as a Night Watchman at the Ex Pilkington Glass HQ in St Helens.
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.
This is a celebration of contemporary botanical art and artists around the world!
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
ACE Club launches it debut show at Union Club, Soho, London June 4th and 5th,
Manchester Metropolitan University Special Collections Spotlight Foyer Display: Constructing a narrative – an account of collected artefacts, the written word, existing and developing histories Artists Gary James Williams and Jo Manby have taken a selection of objects from Manchester Metropolitan […]
Help us set up a permanent space to increase access to the arts for disadvantaged youth.
A R T • R O A D S H O W CALL FOR ENTRIES!
I am a third year fine art student that works in photography and film. I am interested in the concept in movement and challenging the way in which it is perceived.
This project was developed in response to the Grenfell Tower fire. To introduce the children to art materials and processes not normally seen in the classroom. To give them a visual voice and an exhibition of their art work to be proud of.
Reflections on the Budapest Delegation, 2018
How does our community influence our art? And how can the arts impact a community? Some reflections from my involvement in Square Peg’s ‘Underlined’ community arts project, along with thoughts and events that provoke new ‘ways of seeing’
During my residency I’ll be working on the planning and development of The Great River Run, an endurance running and live performance artwork that will follow the trajectory of the river Thames from its source to the mouth of the sea, a distance of around 220 miles.
https://youtu.be/0g3BL5Z0E4k
Last Tuesday, I had the pleasure of going to the sculpture department’s 2nd year show. Their private view was a great success. I felt like a proud big sister. Everyone’s work was of such a high standard, and the set up […]
Should I give the name of the person who plagiarized my work?
‘Social Making: Socially Engaged Practice Now and Next’ is a biennial symposium developed and delivered by Take A Part CIC, exploring contemporary social practice.
http://www.effordtakeapart.org.uk/social-making/