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How football brought me closer to death
Does constructing and retelling the narratives of our dead say more about us than them?
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Copyright query
Can anyone advise please?
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Esteban Pena Parga, Regional Prize Midlands at the ING Discerning Eye 2023
Awarded Regional Prize Midlands at the ING Discerning Eye 2023 at the Mall Galleries in central London with the pencil drawing next to me.
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A Private Land / Tir Diarffordd
Collaborative research and development project exploring geographical and psychological territories and the nature of the boundaries that may protect and / or restrict.
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Fan-Girling over Subtle Rebellion: Cildo Meireles’ ‘Insertions’ (1970)
In this blog, we will be taking a closer look at Cildo Meireles’ Insertions in Ideological Circuits: Coca-Cola Project from 1970. This is based off of a Tate Liverpool talk conducted regularly through 2023 before the gallery’s temporary closing.
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The Dark Horse of the Photographic – an exploration of alternative photographic
In this blog I will share my journey of exploring alternative photographic printing processes. This development of my artistic practice is supported by an a-n artist’s bursary.
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Sensor Sensibility
First steps towards an interactive artwork
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SHIFT
Sarah Cole & Annis Joslin: this blog details how we are using our A-N Artist’s Bursary and how this has led to developing a new project funded by Arts Council England NLPG, with additional funding by CSM Lenses.
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The Annual Art on a Postcard Winter Fundraising Auction is Unveiled
This year’s extraordinary collection boasts a remarkable line-up of 595 works curated by six distinguished guest curators
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SOLO EXHIBITION – Found Moments by Antonia Patricia Miller
FOUND MOMENTS ART EXHIBITION at Pop Up Brockley, 16-18 Brockley Cross Road, London, SE4 2AA Very excited to announce I will be having my very own solo exhibition at Pop Up Brockley. Original acrylic paintings and prints will be available […]
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A life spent trying to find something…
A nostalgia for a time that never really existed in the first place.
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Umbra
Umbra: the innermost and darkest part of a shadow, where the light source is completely blocked by the occluding body.
Umbra, 2023
Oil Paint, Acrylic, Industrial Gloss,
Varnish and Fireproof Paint
on Canvas / Plywood.
Cotton thread and Copper Wire
49x31cm
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Floating
Year 3 ahead, after 2 years of relative structured coursework it feels like I have no gravity. Independent study includes time management;my weakest link. How to maintain my standards ,stay focused and don’t drift is my challenge as I approach dissertation deadlines + graduation.
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The Multi-Award-Winning Laura I. Art Gallery is calling artists to participate i
We encourage talented individuals to craft and submit a single drawing that will be featured in our captivating publication, aptly titled “Inspire Me”.
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Calling all crafters, makers, and artists!
The renowned Laura I. Art Gallery, a not-for-profit organization in London, is excited to announce a new challenge for all creatives. We are seeking a talented individual, or perhaps more, to masterfully recreate our beloved mascot as a captivating toy using various materials and
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Award Winning Art Gallery is recruiting New artists
Amazing opportunity for artists
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Art by Sarnia de la Maré FRSA
Portrait of the artist’s grandson
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Sarnia de la Maré FRSA, Exhibition News
News of the upcoming Christmas show 2023
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Gold Leaf in the Art of Sarnia de la Maré FRSA
Art and enlightenment
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Making it through 3rd year
Just a Visual Communications student trying to make the most of my time at University
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Archives, Records and Power
“We can rely on our own archival body,” Marcia Michael.
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Professional Practice
Using social media I plan to investigate how I can gain a following and an online presence to sell my work
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Blueself
Blueself is about the waged battles between our ego and the natural environment from ancient times to today and our uncomfortable relationship with it.The Blue is symbolic of the colour of our planet.
Is nature really a provider or are we just prisoners of a feelingless system?
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Getting Somewhere
This blog is a reflective account of a year of research and development funded by Arts Council England, Yorkshire. The funding enabled me to redress the balance between having a family and being an artist.
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Walking aloud
Walking between viewing points.
Sneaking under surfaces.
Pausing where paths cross.
When I have activities growing in parallel, it is at their intersections that the most interesting shifts occur. This blog is an opportunity to consider the interplay between projects.
