The art of living dangerously
The art of living dangerously in pdf format
The art of living dangerously in pdf format
Provocation urging all those working with arts and culture to rethink their contribution to a vision of sustainable development that benefits the whole of society.
So it has been just a few days and i have done some online reading with regards to the testing that happens on beagles throughout the UK and abit throught the USA. I want to concentrate on the UK as […]
Re:view Bursary News I am delighted to have received the a-n Re:view bursary to research the planning stages of the Manse Project 15. This means I can start arranging meetings with my chosen peer group in Coventry, Manchester, and Tampere. […]
The Possibilities of Social Realism? I have been giving some thought as to the possibilities of perhaps utilising iconic compositions to explore issues of status and equality for this project. I have looked at the work of other artists who […]
Graduate Studios Me and Michael Borkowsky and currently putting together a plan to create a set of artist lead studios for recent graduates in Sheffield. I wanted to write a blog about why I feel that this would be a […]
day two: the light is very different today, pushing its way in through the windows in a half hearted way – it’s hesitant movement counterbalanced by the tack tack tack of the stone mason’s hammer, the electric whirr of the […]
Ten minutes in the studio this morning and I come to a realisation on how I see my work. My fascination with water, dripping and colour and nature all stem from my fear of loss and the need to keep […]
‘Purple painting’ This is another A2 sized painting I have started. Again it has quite a few layers already. Though almost all of them have occurred at the sink with the help of a running tap, this canvas has also […]
Lately I have been spending more time in my studio space experimenting with different ways of applying paint and experimenting with acrylic and oil paints. I have been using my sketch book for these experiments and to try out different […]
Ruth Payne Picking up from Ros Barker’s awesome baking parchment scrolls, featuring figures traced & drawn from magazines/newspapers, I’ve made a pierced figurative tracing on the same medium. These are photos of the parchment held up to the light of […]
I spent the morning in my studio space today, I started off by testing some acrylic colours in my sketch book and oil paints onto a small canvas board. Like I said before, for me to progress I need to […]
Transitions continued… Our human condition is such that we are forever in the situation of deciding how much attention to give to self-generated thought and how much to information from the external social or physical environment. http://www.brainpickings.org/index.php/2013/10/09/mind-wandering-and-creativity/ My pushing forward […]
Transitions… as I move on into creating visual art that is my reponse to the restoring qualities of nature, I have been reflecting on why it has been nessesary to change direction…I feel like the change of direction in my […]
Supermarket Art Fair, Stockholm, 14-16 February 2014 Part 1/5 With my rubbish newspapers hot of the press, I flew to Stockholm to begin distribution at Supermarket Art Fair with Paper Gallery. I got there in time for the preview and […]
Supermarket Art Fair, Stockholm, 14-16 February 2014 Part 2/5 Friday, and Valentine’s day, I went with Matt and Toby to the Moderna Museet which just so happened to be free entry to celebrate Valentine’s. The was a Gabriel Orozco show […]
Supermarket Art Fair, Stockholm, 14-16 February 2014 Part 3/5 Saturday morning was spent digesting the literature while Toby napped: Supermarket exhibition catalogue and magazine (Issue #4). One side lists the exhibitors as the catalogue part and on the flip side […]
Supermarket Art Fair 4/5 Going and visiting the other booths with my newspaper and rubbish talk seemed a better approach as the exhibitors were often tied to staying at their booth and taking shifts with a few other people to […]
Supermarket Art Fair, Stockholm, 14-16 February 2014 Part 5/5 Then I took a proper look at Qwerty’s booth while it was a bit quieter on Sunday morning. In the entrance to one side of the 3rd third floor, and popular […]
I have been working hard in the print room today printing the first 9 etchings of my 22 print series. It is only when you ink up your etching plate that you can begin to get an idea of how […]
Back again! I’m finding having this blog a really useful way to structure some of my thoughts in the madness of the Joy Orchestra project. This week I started an intensive week of filming at the Welsh college of Music […]
For most of last week I was in London visiting galleries, soaking up the culture (and the water!) in the pouring rain! Whilst this explains my absence on here for most of last week I must now apologize for the […]
Since are review with our tutors I have really been trying to push myself with my work and this has been really hard for me. I have started by taking lots of photos of myself without any makeup on and […]
Some more images that I took of myself, I have done a mix of all different images took over a few days, some with makeup on some without and half and half. I really cannot stand looking at images of […]
Henri 100 years ago – is the pre-project project made for Llantarnam Grange Arts Centre in Cwmbran South Wales – it will lead on to an Arts Council of Wales funded research project at National Museum of Wales Cardiff in 2015