Head in the Clouds
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Archive
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Venue:
Pound Arts -
From:
June 03, 2022 -
To:
July 02, 2022 -
Location:
South West England
The just-published 46-page guide includes ‘Class of 2022’, a celebration of the work of this year’s graduating artists, exploring the ideas, processes and ambitions of 18 students from across the UK, plus insight from both graduating students and lecturers.
Using vintage photographs and embroidery, Connie Stewart explores the pervasive nature of big data and AI.
Monday 2nd May, I made two posts of my work. One post had a video in of my process, and the second post had finished works. Two days on I can take a look at the insights of the posts […]
Because one part of my module is to create a printing portfolio and combine two techniques, I decided to use monoprinting and riso printing. PART ONE: MONOPRINT Monoprinting is a technique that is usually made either by transferring oil based […]
Artists and lecturers Stephen Cornford, Rebecca Court, Sean Edwards and Victoria Lucas on the return of degree shows.
A solo exhibition of new painting, prints and works on paper by Susie Hamilton
Hi everyone, Does anyone have any recommendations for a social media expert to create and run campaigns for FB, Instagram, Pinterest and google? Pref with experience with Woo Commerce for FB. I run small independent art classes, but like most […]
Watch ACT! attending artist Rafael Perez Evans talk about his large installation made with foodstuff, and his art practice was influenced by a childhood memory involving lemons.
Looking into what Instagram Insights and algorithms are. Insights: You can use them to learn more about overall trends accross followers and the content performance with the audience. Algorithms: The social network sifts through the consumer feed to prioritise what […]
I’m still reading Tim Ingold’s Correspondences. Today I am reading The Mountaineer’s Lament. In which the mountaineer sees all the peaks as conquered, so there is nothing left to explore. Whereas he says the walkers and artists see it differently. […]