
IT’S FRIDAY
Chat between writer and curator Michael Hill, and artist Sam Venables about new Gallery project IT’S FRIDAY- opening at Glasgow International Festival 2016. THANKS A-N FOR SUPPORT VIA NEW COLLABORATIONS BURSARY SCHEME.
Chat between writer and curator Michael Hill, and artist Sam Venables about new Gallery project IT’S FRIDAY- opening at Glasgow International Festival 2016. THANKS A-N FOR SUPPORT VIA NEW COLLABORATIONS BURSARY SCHEME.
This blog will pick up from where I left off when I had a ‘Degrees Unedited’ blog with A-N two years ago: www.a-n.co.uk/blogs/staffordshire-university-11
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Last year, I gave a talk about my life at a Meet-up event to an audience of about 80 people. There were many things I was excited to share with the people there, like the time I lived in Japan, […]
Art Gallery and creative event space, Middlesbrough
I met Skye in 2011 when I was selected for the Jerwood Painting Fellowships. She came to my first ever studio in Hackney, an ex-Victorian warehouse with gigantic windows and high ceilings, perfect for making large paintings. Back then I […]
Sharing thoughts and research related to ‘Tangled Yarns’, an Arts Council England – supported solo exhibition exploring the politics of the global textile industry through time. ‘Tangled Yarns’ launched at William Morris Gallery and then toured to Cromford Mills.
From the beginning…
A look at why we decide to become Artists
During my studying I have been more interested to investigate the traditions of painting in three dimensional form. Making sculptural object using assemblage of print, fabric, cardboard boxes, and clay objects.
An account of my New collaborations bursary-funded adventure in Paris 2013/14
The fourth talk from the System Failure series, looking at the specific issues facing artists raising families.
The trials and tribulations of a 21st Century textile artist exploring computer programmed embroidery and soft circuits to make thoughtful, reactive artworks
I am collaborating with choreographer Darren Ellis to explore concepts of constraint, confinement, resistance and adaptation. A common interest in how circumstances restrict and determine behaviour led us to develop scenarios for movement within a network of stretched elastic.
Final piece for Semester 1 Botanical project
Second Year Fine Art student- Hull School of Art and Design
BA (Fine Art) student at HCA
The following are photos of paintings I have made using colour variations on an original image, thinking about the different seasons as I work.
The following blog is about a series of 3D pieces I have created using the idea of pattern and repetition, each piece is hand painted.
Community artist based at a housing redevelopment in North Kensington interviews residents, councillor, architect and Turner Prize nominated artist.
In 2014 I was awarded an a-n Re:view Bursary to support the critical and artistic development of my work. I met three arts professionals who offered advice on my then current projects. This article is a summary of the impact the advice had on the development of two key projects.
Group research visit to Gloucestershire Guild of Craftsmen gallery, SIT trail and to meet exhibiting artists
I’m currently studying on the MA in Inclusive Arts Practice (2015-2017) at Brighton; this is causing a shift in the way I view both my past and current work; I definitely need a new platform away from my work archive (1990-2015) on www.walkintomyparlour.com
Artist in residence at Lancaster West Estate working on a community film and mural
essays, reviews, musings as i complete my BA in art history and prepare to enter other worlds
Over the last year and a half, my work has evolved from painting landscapes with acrylics to using mud as a medium of portraying the landscape. At first I applied the mud as a literal portrayal but soon established it […]
Charting the outcomes and reflecting on the progress of the Go See Bursary Collective Creativity were awarded in 2015.