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I love wood, I create clocks in wood all different, and this Sunday I will be at the Art in the Market in York for the first time and I am nervous.

A speculation on alternative ways to show art work

OBRAS is a Portuguese word and means “work in progress”. They provide space, support and hospitality necessary for effective working on art and science. It is based in a rural region with several apartments, studios and music hall.

Keeping a record of my progress towards a PhD in Fine Art at the Aberystwyth University, School of Art. I use drawing, print and book works to help visualise Welsh Medieval oral tales.

Ruth Singer has won the Fine Art Quilt Masters competition with her piece Criminal Quilts: Hanging inspired by photographs of women criminals.

In this blog I will be sharing information documenting the production of the work for the Platform Exhibition.

Robots, research and rocking chairs CHI Computer-Human Interaction conference, San Jose, California, USA: 7th – 12th May 2016 The annual CHI conference (pronounced ‘kai’) for Computer Human Interaction describes itself as ‘a place to see, discuss and learn about the future […]

Myself, along with 5 other local university graduates, have each been shortlisted for this exciting opportunity. Our art will be shown alongside the current exhibition, which includes work by Leonardo Da Vinci and William Blake. On show until the 25th Sept.

A-N Travel Bursary funded research trip to SGCI (Southern Graphics Council International) FLUX printmaking conference in Portland, Oregon followed by a 2 month collaborative printmaking residency at KALA Art Institute, Berkeley, California.

The treasure hunt for the perfect studio space…

A review of Grayson Perry’s ‘All Man’ series on Channel Four television.

A 10 week residency on Shetland as the first phase of a commission to make a site specific artwork for Lerwick harbour front, commissioned by the Pelagic Sculpture Partnership in association with Shetland Arts.

Research trip to the Wheal Martyn Museum & the white alps of St Austell, 2016.