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I’ve just written this to a-n… if you feel the same way please join in and let’s see if we can get them to change it!   Good morning all! I know I’ve brought up this issue before, and all […]

  As well as being a member of the Royal Birmingham Society of Artists (RBSA) I have recently also become a member of ExtraOrdinary People (EOP) at Eastside Projects. I am hoping that by belonging to both I will be […]

What’s Anish Kapoor got to do with my life you may think. Nothing … and a lot actually. I went to see his exhibition ‘Monadic Singularity’ at Liverpool Cathedral last week.  Consisting of several sculptures , 2 ‘paintings’ ( which […]

‘The relation between land and weather does not cut across an impermeable interface between earth and sky but is rather one between the binding and unbinding of the world.’ Tim Ingold, Earth, sky, wind and weather. After 5 years of […]

When the BRIDGE founders, Pernilla Iggström and Christel Lundberg, were thinking about the ethos of BRIDGE and working towards the BRIDGE24 exhibition in Brixton in  September 2024, they asked themselves “What keeps the English people together?, What do they all […]

For our inaugural BRIDGE exhibition in November 2023, 10 artists from ÖSKG and 10 from ArtCan were selected and paired together by curators Pernilla Iggstrom (ArtCan) and Christel Lundberg (ÖSKG). BRIDGE is an on-going project, encouraging cross-cultural artistic collaboration, where […]

  The sketch that I made on Friday – material needs exercise 1 – is something that I have had in mind for a while … perhaps over a year. It felt very necessary to make is on Friday … […]

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  (But most of all: collaboration) I’ve had a week when I intended to concentrate on songwriting. I had in my head a sort of Immersion Week, as championed often by Dan Whitehouse. I started the week well, with a […]