Physiology of Creativity
This blog is in connection with the workshop I will be running by the same title Oct.5,2014
This blog is in connection with the workshop I will be running by the same title Oct.5,2014
BA(Hons) Fine Art
New Studio, New Blog, New Start
A guide on how to apply good design to your website.
The Intertidal cinema will take place as part of the London Design Festival from the 13th-15th of September 2014.
This is my very first blog, so here goes…. I have sold some artworks and had some commissions (including two large murals now installed in a hospital) but I’ve never seriously gone all out to promote and market my work. […]
A chronicle of my practice as a visual artist and contemporary storyteller.
New Studio, New Blog, New Start
The Print Camino is a portable printmaking project supported by a-n collaborative bursary. It is made by Printers’ Symphony group (Dana Ariel, Julia McKinlay, Eleanor Morgan and Georgina Tate). No longer confined to the printing press, we are taking printing out into the world.
Complete; moulded by the potter; turned into symbols by the painter, parents, daughters and families placed in a sunny windowed shrine. Everyday vessels wearing nice colours, good enough in the mid twentieth century
This is my first Solo show at Paul McPherson Gallery, London. The show is a collection of figurative-abstract works inspired with people, modern commuters that are travelling to work in and around London. The collection will be focusing on people, […]
Documenting a twelve-month Research Residency at Culpeper Community Garden
blog, diary, therapy, barometer, self crit….as I start a six month course looking to refocus my practice five years out from my BA……. www.frannyswann.com
Fine Art BA Hereford At Hereford students benefit from small course groups, tutor support readily at hand and expert technical help.http://www.hca.ac.uk/courses/fine-art-ba.php
As the visual arts officer in Halton, based at the Brindley Arts Centre in Runcorn, I manage a wide variety of projects, curate exhibitions and work with many interesting artists. There’s always so much going on that it’s difficult to […]
Starting at 9am on Monday 4th August and finishing at 5pm on Friday 8th August. Five by Eight consists of forty panels, one for each hour of the working week
Artist. Hermit. Differently-abled.
For the last few years our practice has focused on the domestic. We have been using film, drawing and hand-written observations to record how our children’s play continuously alters our home environment. This blog records a series of discussions with […]
Artists Amy Sterly and Frances Carlile have recieved an Arts Council England grant to create a site specific sculptural installation at the Sidney Nolan Trust’s historic property in Herefordshire; combining sculpture, green woodworking and printmaking in one work We will […]
New to the site so, Im introducing myself by blogging some pictures of my graffiti art Murals
A sculpture to be created in collaboration with Italian Community in Peterborough.
It’s so good to be reminded I am on the right track. I will write about how as an artist I’m able to survive, what I’m involved in, process and evaluation. So yes although I create works, exhibit nationally & […]
Dissecting medicine and health through visual and literary arts
A blog collecting together all aspects of coverage on 2014’s degree show season!
The theme of the project ‘The Levels and Moors’ aims to reflect the landscapes in Somerset and the organisation hopes that artists will create work specific to this and offer a unique artistic response to the visitor.