The Hide Artist Retreat – Workshops 2022
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Venue:
The Hide Artist Retreat -
From:
May 08, 2022 -
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October 16, 2022 -
Location:
South West England
Had another evening with the Radio Public bunch yesterday. I am finding it reassuring being in company during the moments of “What the hell am I doing?” Trusting my own process in my own studio is one thing, but having […]
Starting to think about the presentation that I have to make next week for a short course (can two half days really be called a ’course’ at all?). I do not know where to start, this morning while washing up […]
Review by Dr Craig Jordan-Baker. ‘Hidden in Plain Site’ explores how trace memories of human trauma, personal and collective, are embodied within our built environment. Curated by the multi-media artists Veronica Slater and Litza Jansz.
I am going to look at analytics and see how I can make my posts more successful on my Instagram account. Firstly I need to understand what they are. Analytics: Its the analysis of data and statistics It is understanding […]
I have an Instagram account for my art practice, before looking to try and promote it further I would like to make sure that the site is environmentally sustainable. I know we have to look at the bigger picture, that […]
Social media began in 1996, it has tripled the number of users from 970 million in 2010 to over 4.48 billion users in July 2021. The numbers are starting to slow down and it now relies on the continous gain […]
Last month’s life drawing session from the School of Painting was focused on the work of Whistler. I felt especially lucky this time as Julie, the model has gone to the trouble of making her dress specifically for this class – how […]
Some progress on the latest painting over the holiday weekend. Hope to have these guys ready to debut at FLUX in June (allowing for drying time too) In the meantime, ‘A Splash of Colour’, joint exhibition with Helen Field continues […]
As there are so many great animals to choose from and research for potential connections, my choices are a bit random. I feel like I am spinning a wheel and waiting for the dial to stop on a particular species. […]
It’s a compunction that certainly began at art school. Drawing was always held up to be the ultimate in expression, the fundament of it, if not the whole. For me it has gone beyond that, though I must admit to […]
An exhibition of sculpture and prints by Bridgette Ashton
Delighted to be showing again with FLUX this June at The Design District. In addition, my work features in the current issue of The FLUX Review magazine, now on sale.
The instagram bio is a short (150 character) introduction to you and your practice. This means whatever you put there has to be concise and quickly explain what you do, and share any other important links etc. I have take […]
After doing a little research on other successful artist Instagram pages, I have updated my page with the new username, and a new profile picture, as you can see from the screenshot below: Although I have changed the username to […]
Birthmark Rose and Heart by Carole Day. Felt tip pens and brushes. When I was born I had a bright red birthmark on my upper left arm. I don’t really remember it much, but my mother said that other […]