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Artists Drop In: Balancing your practice and caring responsibilities

Artists Drop In: Balancing your practice and caring responsibilities

With Catherine Bertola

Friday 7 October 2022, 12.30pm – 1.30pm

Online via Zoom


How do you find the time, energy and headspace? Join artist Catherine Bertola as she shares her experience of balancing parenthood with her art practice and discusses ways to balance caring responsibilities with making work and generating an income.


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Untitled blog post from "Keeping It Going"

There’s a definite autumnal ‘back to school’ feel in the air which makes me feel like I need to get myself organised. I have a lot coming up in terms of sorting my home & work spaces and so it […]

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  • Venue:
    The Norwegian Y.W.C.A
  • From:
    September 16, 2022
  • To:
    September 25, 2022
  • Location:
    London
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Weaving the Land: Oak

For a while now, I have been unhappy with my materials. It has creeped up on me slowly, until the realisation, the fact, is clear. The man-made materials: wire and silk no longer embody what I wish to say through […]

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Mapping on …

Still here, still working, still mapping after a fashion

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SHIFT

Sarah Cole & Annis Joslin: this blog details how we are using our A-N Artist’s Bursary and how this has led to developing a new project funded by Arts Council England NLPG, with additional funding by CSM Lenses.

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‘Legacy’ at The Crypt Gallery

Delighted to be part of my first London exhibition with ArtCan! ‘Legacy’ exhibition is at the Crypt Gallery next week. You can visit 6 – 11 September at Crypt Gallery, St Pancras Church, 165 Euston Road, London NW1 2BA (The […]

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Challenge and Acceptance…

I’m glad the experiment is over, so I can get back to what I do best. It was useful to focus on some sound, it was interesting to explore my relationship with the music part of songwriting. It was humbling […]

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