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Old Skool Breaks 8 : From A Dizzying Height – the invite
Old Skool Breaks 8 : From A Dizzying Height – the invite
After my last post I have spent some more time in the studio and thinking about what project I would enjoy more and I am definitely going with the second idea I have previously mentioned. I thought about what work […]
Decisions February 7th Since graduating in June 2013 I have felt compelled to rush about in small circles planning what to do next. The need to ‘network’ ‘exhibit’ ‘develop my work further’. All these things seemed to matter. I felt […]
illusion is when your mind is hallucinating and think that something is there but it is not. sometimes when you walk you feel that everything around you is spinning and immediately the reaction you have is: “the room is moving”. […]
Digital production company The Workers have won the new Tate IK prize to develop an ambitious online night time exploration of Tate Britain.
Patrick Lowry, Alexander Costello and Joanna Sands announced as the three winners of the 2014 Sculpture Shock award for artists working in three dimensions.
Construction Project: Day 1 I have set myself a two/three week project to make a construction of my pre-existing materials in my studio everyday in order to free up some ideas and possibilities for new works. I have set myself […]
The room is dark when I switch off the light. I turn to lie on my side and see the familiar line of white- a streak of light which creeps in through the gap in the curtains and sits on […]
I’m breathing a sigh of relief this morning! Over recent months I have been writing a funding application with fellow student Ju Smith. We are trying for a grant which would enhance our degree show and enable us to have […]
Sometimes being lost is your best solution in order to find yourself out. Mind is very difficult to handle especially when is out of control. It requires a lot amount of concentration to stay focused for even 30 minutes. Confusion […]
Coffee at Tilly’s. Today I met up with a retired gentleman for coffee whom I have known for a while…I got aquainted to him through my work and then eventualy we discoverd we had a creative connection which came about […]
Email.Write list.Email.Meeting.Follow-up email.Email.Visit potential partner garden. Help out doing a bit of gardening. And relax… bliss.Follow-up email.Email.Research from email.Write list.Plan diary.Email.Meeting.Meeting.Plan budget.Email.Write list.Email. Aaarrrgggghhhhh!!! I just want to do some gardening and make art.
UNBUILDING ARCHITECTURE And so it begins… The start of my Major Project and final semester at university. It now seems an appropriate time to reflect on what I have achieved so far this year to enable me to push my […]
“The aim of art is to represent not the outward appearance of things, but their inward significance”. Aristotle
i’m working hard at being patient to hear about the outcome of the first application. this is not easy as i’m impatient to find out wether i’ll be taking the yes fork or the no fork. my work today included […]
By the time I had sorted out some domestic chores, I didn’t get to the studio until twelve o’clock today. Had the day off yesterday with slight inner ear dizzy thing going on; it is quite an interesting sensation to […]
LOCWS International announces its next programme of temporary public art commissions, with 13 new works from artists including Jeremy Deller, Bob and Roberta Smith and Ross Sinclair.
Anna Dumitriu’s exhibition, The Romantic Disease: An Artistic Investigation of Tuberculosis, developed from a residency at the University of Oxford and culminates in a symposium on World TB Day. She talks about the ‘curious journey’ that led to her scientific and artistic exploration of this highly infectious, but curable, killer.
I’m looking forward to the first of our peer forums this week, and have drawn in some very interesting artists. the fin-de-siècle effect seems to be wearing off at last, people are beginning to regroup after the disastrous economic ‘downturn’ […]
This is the last post for Drawing in Four Dimensions, as I look forward to a new year, and picking my way along a new path of ideas. My ongoing project One Hundred Years of Industrialised Warfare began with Yesterday, […]