Travel Bursary – Making an ‘Artcar’ in Tulsa, Oklahoma
Making a little van into a shiny aluminium ‘spaceship’ in three weeks for the annual parade.
Making a little van into a shiny aluminium ‘spaceship’ in three weeks for the annual parade.
What does it mean to have all the colours available to you as an artist? We just can click and order, browse wondrous shops full of pigments or go onto our devices and swipe, touch and tap our way […]
A research & Development project exploring relationships between gender, sexuality, mental health and abject art- considering the communication of complex themes to a wide audience resulting in a new performance work by artist Rosanne Robertson.
Charting a glazing and firing development process with ceramics mentor supported by a-n professional development artist’s bursary.
A blog about my research into using TLCs to make responsive glass installations
Manifesto is the end product of our a-n funded project exploring artists as political activists.
The exhibition is being supported by Hull City arts and Hull 2017.
This blog entry reflects on the relationships between walking, thinking and looking in the early stages of my artist residency at Tower Bridge and the resulting impact upon my drawing practice.
Repeator focuses the practices of Cathy Wade & Laurence Price. Office for Art, Design and Technology is an initiative led by Ryan Hughes. They intend to develop & share each other’s working methodologies with the support of an a-n Professional Development bursary 2017.
I’m busy developing the work for my next exhibition, which is themed on the Arctic Convoys that supplied the USSR and the Eastern Front during 1941-45. Using paintings and sculpture I hope to give viewers a sense of what it […]
This exhibition in Hull, showing as part of Artlink’s Square Peg programme from 8th April to 13th May 2017, features work by artists shortlisted for the Adam Reynolds Memorial Bursary. The bursary is an annual award made by Shape Arts in memory […]
This blog has been set up to document my creative journey and to give some background about my practice. More posts can be found on my blog: https://paulliptrotartist.com/pauls-art-blog/index.php 8 June 2018 – Helsinki bound – initial reflections on my trip […]
A collaborative project exploring commonality between sampling practices in digital music and blackwork embroidery – supported by a Professional Development Bursary from a-n The Artist Information Company
Musings and painterly scribbles of expression.
Updates on the research, development and testing of a new sound work which sonifies climate change data
In the day to day world of being obsessed with different processes, one of the questions that is often asked is simply, why? What is it that drives me to keep working with the materials I do? What excites me […]
Drawing made after a recent visit to the Robert Rauschenberg exhibition at Tate Modern and linking this to the UK’s formal withdrawal from the EU.
Inhabiting, dwelling with objects, exploring how these objects can bridge the perceived gap between ourselves and the world around us.
Art Making Art Thinking – intermittent conversations visual and written
The concept of painting is one that has always eluded me, I’ve tried to make it work without much success over the years. Ask me to paint something and my mind goes blank. I don’t draw things! I’m now starting on a journey to tackle this ‘demon’
I don’t know if it’s just the time of year but I’ve been doing a lot of thinking about the direction of my practice and how my concerns have both evolved and clarified into some conceptual ideas that will impact on my ways of working.
Blog charting progress with a photobook project, generously supported by a 2017 Professional Development Bursary
BSE Art Society now without an exhibition space in the town
This series of six posts explores my adventures through the light filled summer days of Iceland, close to the Arctic circle.
Supported by an A-N Professional Development Bursary. Learning new skills with textiles incorporating photography and found natural objects
A nostalgia for a time that never really existed in the first place.