Horsing Around
Collaboration between Justine Cook and Paul Simpson
Collaboration between Justine Cook and Paul Simpson
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this blog plots an awakening after my attendence of a big lunch extras camp in july 2014
This blog documents my research into the relationship between psychology, the arts and technology between 2010-2012. For current projects please see www.vanessabartlett.com For details of the exhibition Group Therapy: Mental Distress in a Digital Age please see the FACT website […]
Pushing ideas in terracotta
Philosophical thoughts on society.
This is a reconstruction of Michelangelo’s The Pieta. The work challenges people to think differently about art hisotry and popular culture
Visiting Artists 3 www.beckynuttall.com One summer in the early sixties, three children travelled approximately 1,400 miles in the back of a mini to visit an artist. In the grove the artist was installing a sculpture exhibition. The children and their […]
Hestercombe house, a grand 90-something room building, has an odd and intriguing past. The first known residents were the Warres family in 1391 and over years the house has gone though many changes and adaptions. The last person to live […]
A recent awardee of Arts Council England’s Grants For The Arts program, I am participating in a 2 month residency investigating post-colonialism and the uncanny body in Saint Louis, Senegal. With additional support from WAAW Centre for Art, this blog […]
Follow the progress of my residency with Bank Street Arts, Sheffield. The residency will see the development of participatory cross-stitch project, as well as a large scale cross-stitch piece by the artist.
Excellent opportunity to showcase your work in our Summer exhibition, with a £15k prize fund and the potential to become this year’s winner…
I’m horrified by the persistence of violent conflict involving civilians all over the world. Ours is such a small world, and it is being destroyed. Towns and cities reduced to rubble in Syria, middle-class civilians in Kiev making ‘napalm’ bombs, […]
An exploration of why I do the things that I do. I aim to undertake a regular studio practice and to document it here, in order to investigate what elements of my work are important and what I’m drawn to aesthetically and thematically.
Last year I was contacted by Calvendo to produce a calendar of my photography. It gave me the opportunity to promote my work in a different way. It was also a lot of fun. Well worth giving a go.
In an attempt to focus one little stream of consciousness, in the gully of Artists’ Newsletter! My own wider and deeper Jenny Meehan Artist’s Journal on Wordpress tends to work as a note taking device and splays pretty much everywhere. So this blog aims for a narrower course!
My response to a series of broadcasts by Philospher Roger Scruton on what he percieves as real art and what he sees as fake art.
In this blog I reflect on my ongoing artistic practice, primarily painting and drawing.
chimera… 1. a mythical beast. 2. a fancy or dream; an imagining This blog will chart something of the effects on my art practice of a Re:view bursary and an Arts Council Wales Research and Development Grant.
Stained Glass and Fused Glass Art Studio
or; my relationship with sketchbooks.
Making Art is one thing making a living out of it is another.
Last year for expedient reasons, mainly to make my day job more challenging, I developed an artist residency programme within a product design research centre Makers Using Technology.
I am undertaking a residency at Guldagergaard Ceramic Research Centre in Denmark to make new work that will be exhibited at The Ceramic House in May 2014, setting the context for the exhibition Fantastic Tales: Danish Contemporary Ceramics with 15 […]
Am I an artist who writes or a writer who makes art? Are these hybrids even possible? Should I even have a blog here? I was hoping you might tell me…