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From the concept to a new installation and exhibition. This blog is a record of my process and thoughts in preparation for a small solo show ‘Void’ at Pitzhanger Manor House & Gallery, April 2011

The highlights and lowlights of exhibiting overseas and trying to raise funding for it! 

I am a multimedia 3.d. artist and have decided to keep this blog to track my progress towards an exhibion I am taking part in at the end of march. As yet I have no new work to show and […]

Polysemous, polymorphous, polygamous, polyester…. a lament to poly. Poly, poly, poly.   www.prefixpoly.com

Dover Arts Development starts 2011 with a great new facility, a studio in an industrial space in Dover town. I will be using it as my own studio and running the space as a DAD space and studio share. I […]

Documenting a year of hosting six regional artists at Standpoint for our visual art development residencies. Alongside studio project, presentation and talk, Standpoint offer resident artists a programme of meetings and visits with curators, artists and writers to develop their […]

Artists Anna Francis, Kate Lynch and Katie Shipley are collaborating on a new project in Stoke. Using QR codes to create a tour of Stoke town. We will be using this blog to record the process of the project.

Artists from St Helens have come together to address the lack of affordable, accessible, studio spaces in the town. Highs and lows from the group’s inception and along their journey towards more space for art in this North-West town.

I started a blog initially when I began a residency at Leeds Industrial museum in October 2010. This blog was to document my working process, allow for reflection and also allow people to see the work developing. I enjoyed doing […]

SYSTEM It has seveal meanings some of which being:a set of things working together as parts of a mechanism or an interconnecting networkin Geology; a major range of strata that corresponds to a period in timein Astronomy; a group of […]

I work in sculpture, mosaic and mixed media. This blog is to record the journey of my practice and how I develop personally and intellectually. I will also be recording the process of working with a business support programme which […]

Spoil Heap Harvest is a commission for Leicestershire Musuems TRANSFORM Snibston Discovery Museum. Spoli Heap Harvest sees Paul Conneally undertaking a number of cultural forages through the area of NW Leicestershire where Snibston is situated. The forages are mediated by […]

How can I bring my interests of the Dada movement when working with people? Is it to employ the use of chance? How can this develop anything new? or is it simply creating a set of techniques? I developed a […]

Nina Chua and Jessica Longmore will be Artists in Residence at the 501 Contemporary Artspace, Chongqing, China during November 2010. Whilst in Chongqing we will be working on individual projects, but will be taking part in a series of daily […]

I’m working with visual memory and text (rather than memory based in human figures and narrative) Especially foreign writing–from travels in Asia and visual influences of written Asian language characters.

Saturday the 27th November 2010 is ‘Buy Nothing Day’ and as part of ‘b-ART-er’ a Contemporary Art exhibition, Michael Bold has been commissioned to create a work responding to the site, an empty shop. The empty shop opens on 25th […]

St George’s Arts is an arts organisation based in a redundant church in Esher, Surrey. This year we are organising a more varied programme including two residencies, an installation, exhibitions, artist’s talks and creative workshops for artists as well as […]

At the moment I’m giving this blog a rest mainly cos of the awful formatting and small images. Instead I’ll be using my other blog, at wrongdreams.com

Does anyone read blogs – how do I get your attention. Should I put these things in my work – will it get everyone’s attention and me in the papers and pay my mortgage – please let me know.

The visionary council housing developments of the 1960’s may be far from the decaying estates of today, but can we embrace their utopianism. My paintings deal with the now and the then, the optimism contasting with the look of wear […]

An Arts Council Grants for the Arts award is allowing me to carry out research for a new project which is slowly taking shape. This blog is my attempt to beat back the brambles as I make my way up […]

‘Ways in’ for dancers and artists to the complex conversation happening between dance and visual art. The influence of dance on other artforms was recently highlighted by a series of major exhibitions: ‘Diaghilev and the Golden Age of the Ballets […]