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Formed in 1985 , The Sporting League has continued to thrive. Teams such as ‘Athletico’, ‘Tranquilayers’ and ‘Bayerns’ could be considered as the eternal ‘big guns’. However, smaller clubs such as ‘Universo Collunteen’, ‘Pointeso’ and ‘Novia’ have gained momentum in […]

In this blog I am examining the way society is still patriarchal. How do I explore this visually? What images can capture this? How do I cohesively portray this? Can I do this powerfully and aesthetically? How do I avoid […]

Art is something that stimulates the mind of the viewer. Whatever the form “appreciation”, appears in, it is all through the mind, from an ora, that can not be seen.

I will be exploring ideas about the mystery and darkness of the sea. My work will be in the form of paintings.

I am taking the oppportunity of the RE-VIEW artist bursary provided by a-n to share and analyse the learning journey I am taking; my aim is to push my practice onto the next level.I have identified four steps I need […]

At the start of this blog I am reminded of two tutors comments 1, ‘What you put in is what you will get out.’ 2 ‘This course will change your life’ both comments reasonate with me as my art practice […]

Ginny Topp is the recipient of the Art Space Portsmouth Graduate Residency Award 2013. This blog documents her 6-month residency in studio 22 at ASP.

thinking, making, motivating from my studio.

A journey to discover the possibilities of food without the need to actually eat anything.

This is a blog about the 2 month residency that I am taking up in Berlin. At Oxford Brookes University, one of the “creative stratagies” that we give to our first year students is to go for a walk. My […]

A blog tracing the development of a new series of works exploring the movement of objects through ludic co-ordinates.

It was the realisation that I should stop being the educatee and use the experience of school, both statutory and art school, to progress my work; that, and spending holidays in catholic churches. I’m an atheist Protestant educated in a […]

Have you ever felt disconnected from nature? Do you only capture it’s beauty fleetingly, rushing through your daily life? To me there are few more wondrous celebrations of nature than the fresh fizz of spring blossom.I aim to celebrate its […]

This article, running across six posts, documents a process of research funded by an a-n ‘New Collaborations’ bursary. It focuses on the initial stages of establishing a collaborative partnership with Action Space artist Linda Bell. It aims to identify best […]