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Bunch of Fives Exhibition at Backlit Gallery 7.2 – 22.2.15
Members exhibition, I am exhibiting my work Freefloating confinement. Exhibition viewable Thurs – Sun 12 -5pm
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Portraiture
Pencil and pen portraiture.
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Blogs as a way of organising thoughts
I recently completed a distance MA fine art through the Open College of the Arts, which was a long FOUR years, during which much of it was recorded through an electronic blog – the assignments plus all the reflective thinking […]
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Firmly on the ground, balancing on your toes, with a pencil in your mouth
– Let’s meet Tuesday week. 4pm? – Wednesday would be better for me. – For me too. – Wednesday 4pm? – Or Monday at 2? He recalled being ten and afraid of not being good enough… At first this collaborative […]
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Flowers
A series of different types of flowers.
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Frost and Snow
A series of images showing how Sandwell Valley looks in the frost and snow.
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Colour
A series of images investigating the subject matter of “Colour”.
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Light
A series of images investigating different types of light.
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Goldenhar Syndrome
A series of studio images showing my audience how my medical condition, Goldenhar Syndrome, has affected me. The series consists of portrait and still life images.
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London
A series of images around London, the capital city of the UK. Taken on a photography tour around the city with “The Hairy Goat’s Tour”
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Birmingham International Jazz Festival
A series of images taken and edited at the Birmingham International Jazz Festival, Summer 2014.
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Week 1 Instagram Exhibition
“Whenever I find myself growing grim about the mouth; whenever it is a damp, drizzly November in my soul”
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Sacred spaces
Artist Ra Paulette is an American cave Sculptor based in New Mexico, who digs into hillsides to sculpt elaborate artistic spaces, ” a sanctuary for prayer and meditation”. 2014 Documentary entitled cave-digger, worth a look.
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Soft Mutations
Art does not reproduce the visible; it makes visible.” Paul Klee.
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Let Creativity be a Force for Good
Our world seems to be full of hatred and misunderstanding; full of murder and atrocities. Last week a lot of time was given to the ‘Holocaust’. I would like to pause for thought for those victims, but also for all […]
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Horsing Around
Collaboration between Justine Cook and Paul Simpson
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Mapping Collaboration
http://mappingcollaboration.blogspot.co.uk/
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post lunch dessert
this blog plots an awakening after my attendence of a big lunch extras camp in july 2014
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Group Therapy
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 […]
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Icap project ongoing
Pushing ideas in terracotta
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Repetition of narrative.
Philosophical thoughts on society.
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The Pieta
This is a reconstruction of Michelangelo’s The Pieta. The work challenges people to think differently about art hisotry and popular culture
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Visiting Artists 3
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 […]
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Definitely not your standard residency
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 […]
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The residue of an unspecified ritual and journeying to no end
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 […]
