Welcome to Nadja’s blog. Nadja is a collective of female practicing professional artists engaged with themes relating to contemporary feminist issues. This space will be used as a place to discuss concepts revolving around our artistic practice. We hope this […]
This blog tracks the development of my residency with the University of Bath’s Department of Social Science and the Institute of Contemporary Interdisciplinary Arts, March-June 2010. I will explore work, labour, particularly focusing on intersections between artistic and sociological/anthropological work […]
quad have reinstated the future focus scheme originally run by q arts. there are five of us on the scheme, we are realising a new piece of work each with mentoring and help along the way. there will be an […]
I have been awarded a grant by the Arts Council South East to support year long research period to develop new work, build new partnerships and to develop research document, which would be very valuable tool to enable future partnerships. […]
Light contains the potential for transformation. As it’s fleeting presence touches an object it becomes animated in an endless possibility of ways. The lead up to a group show on the 5th February 2010 at Elysium Art Space in Swansea. […]
in november 2014 we published our go and see bursary review. it informed an art walk in belper parks www.corridor-arts.org.uk
Recording my progress I prepare to exhibit as part of a group show, Danger, at The Rag Factory in East London, curated by Kate Wiggs.
I’ve had to defer completion of my MA for health reasons and this blog will track my ability to maintain my creative focus over the next few months. My current research interest is in personal subjectivities and the general question […]
Photographs which seek to work as pieces and paintings. The debates of art and media, artist and audience is what makes being a creative so interesting. I am really interested in being IN the work ‘That’s not …that’s’ – a […]
I was selected to participate in a four-week artist residency at the 501 Artspace in Chongqing, China. I have written this blog as a way of documenting the experience and what happens after the residency when you get back? This […]
I’m currently studying for a PGCE at Goldsmiths, and due to this my art practice has come under great pressure. I hope this blog will explore the relationship of my practice with my teaching experiences, and how they interlink and […]
One project, 12 challenges, 12 months.
As this is my first, experimental, attempt at blogging I will be briefly summarising another experimental undertaking. The transition from using cardboard to MDF for construction of a finalised work. The piece is formally based on theoretical physics expounded by […]
This blog will show London, New York, Chicago, Taipei and Hong Kong Wi-Fi landscapes by decoding Wi-Fi BSSID code then encoding html colour codes. Wi-Fi is popular in cities around the world and it provides a invisible territorial Internet connection […]
During the month prior to my solo exhibition at Ropewalk Contemporary Art & Craft in Northern Lincolnshire I will be exploring the ideas and imagery which have culminated in my latest body of work.
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σχέδιος is the new daily blog of Iris Priest…. artist, ponderer, professional procrastinator…..
Things have moved on since since winding up my last blog “After Rites”. Some good things have happened, and some bad things, but I’m now getting some creative ideas and direction, enjoying a time of inspiration that I will soon […]
Reflections on the disappearance of a major work in progress, how to respond and what the loss might mean.
this is the title of our first critical practice lecture series at Wimbledon, where I am doing my MA (nearly finished now). I do not really know what it means even though we finished the series……… This is the last […]
Lewis Holleran & Gary Bolam on the lead up to a joint exhibition at the Park Gallery, Falkirk, Scotland…
SHOPPUTTING is an ongoing work that sees Paul Conneally placing clothes, shoes and other goods in shops. It is the opposite of shoplifting. The goods are not for sale but have a label informing shoppers that if they like this […]
I attended my graduation cermenony on Monday; the honeymoon period is now over, I have recovered from the stresses of student life, been on holiday, caught up on neglected tasks, worried about the superficiality of my ideas, got bored and […]
It is what it says on the tin.
My art work, reading, thinking and writing has wilted and is in desperate need of nurturing. This blog is hopefully going to be stage one in it’s blossoming…….
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