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Radical Landscapes at Tate Liverpool was recommended to me, and in the exhibition, there is Back to the Fields by Ruth Ewan. Back to the Fields is a really interesting work, both for the concept behind it, and the physicality of the work […]

During my dissertation, I explored the work of Alberto Baraya, and specifically his piece Herbarium of Artificial Plants. This work is of specific relevance to me and my practice, specifically in relation to my Degree Project The Endangered Plant Index, as throughout the […]

On the 22nd of this month, I have visited London’s Tate modern. The main aim of my visit was to understand what type of work drags me in the most. What I found out was that digital work and big […]

As my first post on my ‘rebranded’ instagram account, I have decided to post one of the activist drawing videos that I made – specifically the one of Lucie Morauw. I have decided to go with this video first, as […]

After visiting Sutton Hoo yesterday, I decided to visit Ipswich Museum today, hoping to explore how they labelled their exhibits, and the method in which they displayed things there. Overall, I felt this wasn’t actually the most beneficial visit – […]

update: 08/06/22: I have drawn a lot from my visit to Sutton Hoo – and my memories of past visits to Sutton Hoo. I have very fond memories of spending time in the house (before the refurbishment), and I have […]

Curious encounters in the garden Dragonfly  Felt tip pens and brush. Carole Day I often sit in the garden just listening to the birds and watching the butterflies, bees and various insects flying around. One late afternoon, in the long shadows, […]

As we all know, Instagram can be a fickle place to share your work. This is largely due to the algorithm and the way that it decides whether posts are interesting or not. One way to make sure that your […]

For the second half of the module where we have to produce two (18 editions) prints using two different processes, I have decided to use the RISO printer. The design for the riso print is closely connected to my degree […]

Now that I have got my instagram page cleaned up and looking professional and how I want it, I have decided to start ‘un-archiving’ the posts that I archived before I started the ‘remodel’. However, I have decided to be […]

These past couple of months have been a real learning journey for me with social media. I want to sum up what I have learnt, what I will take forward with me to help improve my social media presence and […]

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. […]