Laurel Berry
Artist and and co-organiser of The Immediacy of Paint; The Role of Painting in the Digital Age.
Artist and and co-organiser of The Immediacy of Paint; The Role of Painting in the Digital Age.
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At the end of the third year of my degree at Hereford College of Art, I finally take the plunge and start a blog. Better late than never!
In this blog I hope to sort through some ideas, discuss some processes and engage in a dialogue with you about art, so feel free to comment.
Resolution of Practice. I’m caught up in the subject of our relationships with objects and their role in holding and projecting ideas about our identity. The object I am currently working with is a ceramic figurine which has been in […]
Following my progress during MA studies at Edinburgh College of Art, this blog originally documented my first year after graduation, and my attempts to create a sustainable practice. It shows the activities I have been involved with in making this […]
My blog will track my progress through a Fine Art degree at Staffordshire University building up to our end of year Graduate Degree show in
THE DEGREE SHOW IS OPEN FROM ITS OPENING NIGHT ON FRIDAY THE 12TH OF JUNE FROM 6PM AND RUNS UNTIL SUNDAY THE 21ST OF JUNE.
A reply to Bryan Appleyard’s article ‘But is it art? on Sunday 14th June 2015
Blogging through the journey of an emerging artist.
A new meaning to struggling artist……
Fine Art, University Campus Suffolk Student.
Read all the blog posts over the last couple of years. Deleted them. Next is the website. May even clear the studio and start all over again.
Begin at the Beginning.
As part of PEAK, a contemporary art initiative in the Black Mountains, Wales, Rebecca Spooner reports on a weekend exchange visit from studio artists based at Wysing Arts Centre, Cambridgeshire.
Second year undergraduate sculpture
Images taken documenting a person’s personal space that they have died in.
Rubbish, garbage, debris, junk, leftovers, litter, refuse, scrap, crap, shit, trash, waste, ruins, remains, rejects, discards, shreds, dirt, detritus… Practice based research into contemporary rubbish in art practice and news from the Museum of Contemporary Rubbish.
We are delighted to have been selected to receive an a-n Bursary to allow us to visit the Venice Biennale during preview week in early May. We will be traveling in ‘Mistress Enid Abbott’, our converted mini-bus, making the over […]
On May the 19th me and my assistant Dasha came to Broomhill to install the Rock garden… Thank you Rinus, Anika and Paul for a very warm welcome, much help with installing, delicious dinner and fantastic stories you shared!
I am thrilled to start this blog as finalist of the Broomhill National Sculpture Prize 2015! Here I will be posting some “work in progress” images so you can see how Rock Garden is taking its shape….
Land Strategies 06.01.2014 to 21.02.2014 residency. My project is about constant disturbance through the dislocation of site by the artist in relation to place. It straddles the border between art and research and consists of the development of thoughts and […]
An Artist investigates the Critical Moment of the Degree Show
This blog will be my critical review about my work , what i think ( conception) and where i will talk about me and other artists but basically in my work during my course of fine art.
University Campus Suffolk:
Final Degree, Fine Art Project
The bright, bold, wild and wonderful world of my interpretation of fine art.