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Update on Crowdfunder

Update: 08/06/22: I ended up raising 10% of my target (£100), which was really valuable in helping me to complete all of my drawings and get the installation up and complete for the Degree Show and assessment.   My Crowdfunder page has […]

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Getting the Project Rolling

Over the past few weeks, I have had a few calls (and another set up for tomorrow) with a variety of people, in order to try and get the Rewilding project moving properly. Although they didn’t all take quite the […]

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Advice From Frances

Last month, I asked Frances Fox, founder of Climate Live (CL), for advice on starting my project, and a few weeks ago, she answered my questions. The image below shows the notes that I made from her advice: Her answers were […]

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Rediscovering oils

I suddenly decided to try oil paint again after many years of enjoying Acrylics. Not sure what prompted this but am already so glad I did. The buttery texture of the oily colours is great. Here’s my first experiment. Reworking […]

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Michael Landy

Michael Landy is a British artist, probably most famous for his artwork Break Down (2001), where he destroyed everything he owned. However, I am most interested in the series of works that Landy created after the fact, called Nourishment (2002). These works are […]

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Resetting to Play…

So the task I have set myself, for it is indeed a task, is to play. I know of the value of play. I can even give you theories if that is what you need to back up the reasons, […]

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Fairy Stories for Lost Child Hoods – Cinderella Artwork

This Artwork, one of x12 at Marcus’s current Art Exhibition at Mansfield Library Gallery called Fairy Stories for Lost Child Hoods was part inspired by a chance seeing of a Poster for ‘Sinderella’ outside the Cambridge Theatre in the West […]

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Too much

Yesterday I had really interesting conversations with three visitors at the show/live work. Not having had the time to write (nor even reflect!) since coming in the gallery last Wednesday I feel as though I am ’out of order’ – […]

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Monochrome is more

Drawing in monochrome felt like a radical twist from my colourful  works, but also came as a release. I got to focuse on various locations/objects to depict from the village of Partizany,Bulgaria. The main challenges I have faced were layering, […]

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How Coaching Has Helped Me

As part of the AN coach training in 2018 we also received coaching, and I have been coached on and off ever since. Now, I spend more time in my studio making art. I take my artwork to it’s completion, […]

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Humanising…

Humanising…
Bringing together a group of refugees and asylum seekers showing their their vulnerable side within an exhibition.

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Marwan Kassab Bachi

Marwan’s practice is said to be defined as a continual process of internal burrowing. That impulse to locate and translate an inner state of being ties together a neo-expressionist perspective on the healing properties of art and painting. Marwan’s work […]

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