a-n professional development bursary – Self documenting live art
This blog will document my activity as I learn to better document my work.
This blog will document my activity as I learn to better document my work.
The wardrobe was my grandmother’s. It was the starting point to a series of work, inhabiting spaces.
Personal and artistic reflections on the past 6 months in the wake of the Grenfell Tower fire and starting an Arts Council England funded project.
I am encouraged by the award of a 2017 a-n Professional Development Bursary to continue work around the concept of displacement, which has been of particular interest in my practice for some years. I will be able to look for […]
Stranger Things made me write ‘and beyond…’ after the title of this blog and I probably need stop ending things with divvy ‘spooky’ sayings – but it’s a temporary wonder and will fade! It’s a cracking bit of telly though and […]
October 2016 onwards I’ll be responding to the changes going on at Clydach with the A465 roadworks.
I am part of a group of creatives responding to the site and we have a website http://clydach.weebly.com/
What does it mean to have all the colours available to you as an artist? We just can click and order, browse wondrous shops full of pigments or go onto our devices and swipe, touch and tap our way […]
A bit of an introduction to me and my work. Trying to get to grips with this site and myself as an artist.
ACE funded project exploring air movement and making 2d work into 3d forms outdoors.
The blog title is really the title of my newest artwork. I want to present and discuss the various aspects that make it up.
Blog by London-based Sculptor Laura Napier a recipient of an a-n Professional Development Bursary 2017, awarded to learn skills in Bookbinding, Letterpress and Photopolymer Etching to make a new edition of Artist Books ‘Hazel House’
This blog will be documenting my time during the Graduate Residency within AirSpace Gallery.
Repeator focuses the practices of Cathy Wade & Laurence Price. Office for Art, Design and Technology is an initiative led by Ryan Hughes. They intend to develop & share each other’s working methodologies with the support of an a-n Professional Development bursary 2017.
A collaborative project exploring commonality between sampling practices in digital music and blackwork embroidery – supported by a Professional Development Bursary from a-n The Artist Information Company
Blog charting progress with a photobook project, generously supported by a 2017 Professional Development Bursary
Supported by an A-N Professional Development Bursary. Learning new skills with textiles incorporating photography and found natural objects
A blog documenting the work and learning I do through my Professional Development Bursary
A research & Development project exploring relationships between gender, sexuality, mental health and abject art- considering the communication of complex themes to a wide audience resulting in a new performance work by artist Rosanne Robertson.
Charting a glazing and firing development process with ceramics mentor supported by a-n professional development artist’s bursary.
This Blog charts the progress of a sound project developed by Lee Berwick and Veronica Calarco, generously supported by a 2017 Professional Development Bursary
Professional Development Bursary 2017
This blog will document my experiments with using colonial commodities to make new work (making inks from cacao, coffee, charcoal, mica, tea; paper from sugar cane, cotton and rice fibres)
A description of a short course I attended with the potter Tanya Gomez at West Dean College with the support of a Professional Development Bursary from a-n, The Artist Information Company
An a-n Professional Development Bursary supported me to go to Newcastle’s ‘Moving Parts’ festival. This blog is a repository for my findings.
As a recipient of the Professional Development Bursary, I asked for support to investigate the potential of identify potential galleries with whom I could develop a relationship and possibly gain gallery representation. My mentor worked with me over 9 months to realise this.