Looking at artist/potter Henry Moore (pot_punk), he has built up a very strong following on Instagram with over 13k followers. He appeared on a TV programme, The Great British Pottery Throwdown. He creates posts, videos, stories, to keep his brand […]
[above: Sarah Tutt on the day of the interview with her work, (photo: H. Kurzke)] Sarah Tutt is a visual and performance artist from Nottingham. I first encountered her large-scale asemic ink drawings, hanging on the wall of the large, […]
SPACE Colchester provides a creative spaces, workshops and training programmes like Creative Practitioner Support Programme run on the Colchester hub, which provides a peer-to-peer feedback and so forth. The Online Collaborative Residency is a 14 week programme in which 12 […]
Update 08/06/22: The colour of the paint works really really well – the white of the page stands out really clearly against it, and the drawings down get lost in the wall. The green in the colour echoes the green […]
Adding a new layer on the other side of the installation means that I am getting close to the end and the degree show installing. Here is the layer: What I enjoy about the work is the thickness of it. […]
With Julie Lomax, a-n
Friday 22 July 2022, 12.30pm – 1.30pm
Online via Zoom
Join a-n CEO Julie Lomax for a look at arts funding opportunities in Wales. Learn about Arts Council Wales ‘Create’, ‘Sharing Together’ and ‘International Opportunities’ funds and gain advice on putting together a successful application.
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Sarah Money’s latest exhibition ‘Oil and Stone’ opens in Lewes on 10 June. Here we interview the artist to discover the story behind her work
I’ve got myself going again… slowly… the bruises are fading. I’ve managed to get back up the stairs to the studio, and had a day with a friend who showed me how to bind my old chopped up drawings into […]
Do we have a resource on risk assessments? I’m doing a stencil art project with year 6 school children (age 10 to 11) in June, and I’ve been asked to submit a risk assessment. I’ve never done one before, and […]
Just what is it makes Makers HeadRoom so different, so appealing? Makers HeadRoom is an online group for makers in any medium and any genre. It’s not a club, it’s not exclusive and it doesn’t cost anything to join in. […]
It’s been a busy week! Had a great visit to ‘A Splash of Colour’ at Bowery Visual Arts with a friend, two sessions experimenting with etching at The Art House, and today I started a new painting in the studio. […]
Simon Carter has been mentioned in my blog before in connection to my underpainting/drawing style. Simon Carter is an artist and curator from Essex. From his presentation that he gave us in February alongside the opening of the Interim exhibition, […]
It has been a real struggle finding local glass working facilities. Having done an AA2A residency at De Montfort University Leicester in 2018 I had hoped to work with their brilliant Glass Technician, Jill Ellinsworth again but unfortunately this would […]
This is a post that I made on my Instagram about the differences between individual and systemic change/action, and why (although individual change/action matters) systemic change/action is the thing that needs to happen now. The link to the post […]
On 3rd April 2022, I had the amazing opportunity of speaking in campaign corner at a local climate action event. This was my first public speaking event, and I am really pleased with how it went – I conveyed what […]
Life has rushed past recently stomping over plans, thoughts and intentions, but the momentum of chaos has still delivered me to a good place. I’m in a gallery with new work on the walls and being here feels like stepping […]
