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Gnawing at bits of a video I’m working on. With a piano in it.

This blog aims to present activity during a 7 day period of residence in Outlandia, Glen Nevis, Scotland. Outlandia is an off-grid treehouse artist studio and fieldstation in Glen Nevis, Lochaber, Scotland. A flexible meeting space in the forest for […]

Live art, sound and the short lived via a succession of varying situations bound in time.

This blog contains some of the various observations on Veince Biennale 2013 that I was able to attend thanks to an a-n go and see bursary. I have a particular interest in manifestos and performance but cover the event more […]

But, having won a Review bursary my hand has been forced and here I am dipping my toe in the digital stream with some thoughts that will noodle around my attempts to once again re-invent my mode of work.

Posts include: ‘Makers HeadRoom’ – a makers group using Zoom to work together online; the ‘Artists Insight’ mentoring sessions, the theory of ‘The Creative Cycle’ and articles about drawing, persistence, learning, earning and being male

This sums up the question both within my practice which presently uses photography/collage and to find exhibition opportunities and audiences.

Following the progress of my Studio 4 residency at Chisenhale Art Place, where am making a series of etchings in response to the large broken glass windows at the back of the Chisenhale building. www.chisenhale.co.uk

An investigation into edgelands, non-places and spaces traversed on the way to somewhere else. How can film be used to create collages about such places and how can the limitations of the camera influence what is captured?

I have had a fantastic response to my request for mentoring from 4 South West curators and arts organisations, funded by this brilliant a-n bursary offer. I am looking forward to receiving their support at an exciting time when I am […]

On Self-Portraiture, a collaboration between Brook Hobbins, a sculptor and myself.

up (unwritten possibilities) is a trans-disciplinary creative group set up by Gerald Curtis, Bree Morrison and Sabina Stefanova. This blog documents their projects.

This week, a group of 25 artists, filmmakers and musicians from Islington Mill in Salford have come out to Ibiza for a 2 week residency. www.islingtonmill.com

Blog following a four weeks artists residency at Open Plan project space hosted by Departure Foundation, London.

Happy to be the recipient of an a-n Re:View bursary, blogging the process as it unfolds

CROWDFUNDED multiple participant project inspired by Nkisi Nkondi + nailart. Please help: http://kck.st/1a4XpKb REWARDS OFFERED! https://twitter.com/FFF_21C https://www.facebook.com/fff21C

I’ve got a plan for a new piece of work, but not the skills to realise it. As part of an a-n Re:View bursary I’m going to find the people who can help.

During a research trip to Chongqing, China, I will explore how we gesture with our bodies when we write or draw, where the languages of drawing and writing meet and diverge, how the gestures change with the scale upon which […]

Orange and Green II – Skills for Sustainable Futures. Residency in Cordoba, Spain. By Fiona Long

This blog charts the development of ‘Processing’ an exhibition that I am coordinating at The Cornerstone Gallery in Liverpool in June 2013. It features photographers Kevin Casey, Stephen King and McCoy Wynne working in collaboration with artist Joni Karanka and […]

Hand in Glove are working with Bristol-based artist Anne Deeming on the Arts Council England funded Public Realm Commission; a unique co-production opportunity encouraging experimentation and fresh thinking around the display and public presentation of artwork. The commission will enable […]

A blog collecting inspiration, thoughts, ideas and more; particularly cross-disciplinary practice, material agency and new materialisms

A blog set up to track the course of an a-n Re:view bursary in 2013, revisited in 2018 to reflect on Manifesta 12 biennial.

To investigate and expand on ideas that emerged towards the end of my postgraduate research; the presence of the body, a desire to explore materials more fully and the importance of space- to think, move, and make intuitively