
One Minute Volume 5
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Archive
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Venue:
FACT, Liverpool -
Date:
January 25, 2012 -
Location:
North West England
Frances Lord pulls together themes and strands that emerge from sixteen newly-commissioned interviews, which reflect the sheer diversity of working practice within the applied arts. From the a-n Collections series. Downloadable pdf. [size 433KB]. Requires pdf reader.
After his show for New Work Scotland Programme at Collective Gallery, Edinburgh and before his solo show at Liverpool’s Royal Standard, Oliver Braid shares some thoughts on his career as an artist so far, including ideas on how to make a self-made residency and how to organise your own ‘graduate diary’.
HOW TO PLAN YOUR PLANNING I expect there are many students that think the final run-up to the degree show begins in March, or April – around Easter – but the truth is that the sooner you get your head […]
It’s now the 8 January – a month since I last posted – and I’ve been ill again, since the end of the old year: not able to work, not even able to think clearly. Just looked into a forum […]
I’m a mature student from Sheffield in my final year at the University of Chester where I study Fine Art and Photography. My concerns centre on themes of death and religion. In my third year I have become interested in […]
Publicity – why is it so important to give quotes? I spent a lot of time and effort yesterday writing press releases , only to get a reply from a local newspaper of ‘Can you send some quotes on what […]
I’m just about to start the Spring term of my 3rd year and I wanted to start a blog to track how it goes and try to get to grips with my work. Whilst on this course I’ve spent my […]
Sporting League: Game 31 Tranquilayers purred through the gears as they beat Yop Lane by two goals to nil. Sporting Radio Pundit X: ‘I think that the Yoppites tried to get a Tranquilayers far too quickly. Look, they’ve got to […]
I Learn Something New Everyday: Week 1, Part 1 It is fortunate for me that this year began on a Sunday. It means that this year long project may be updated neatly on a Sunday every week… I hope. It […]
I Learn Something New Everyday: Week 1, Part 2 Friday 6th January continued I learnt some stuff about Seth MacFarlane, because I was watching Family Guy and American Dad!. He was involved in making Cow and Chicken, I Am Weasel […]
Well, this really is a constantly moving feast – one step forward, two steps back as we come across aspects we hadn’t thought of but inch by inch we are getting there, and it is certainly exciting as the realisation […]
Fine Art BA Media, where anything goes.
Fine Art and Photography BA (Hons)
episode nine of creative conversations features Alex Murdin, Creative Places Development Manager for Dorset Design and Heritage Forum. This is a part time position, where he works in a freelance capacity. http://creativedialog.wordpress.com We start off by hearing about his role […]
Me and My #newjobexperiment —>Guess what everyone, I’m broke. Completely and utterly broke. Money? No money. Banks? Three. Overdrafts? Two.I am completely and utterly broke. And, I. Have. No. Job.This is when the tears commence.A few minutes.Hours.Make that a few […]
This job experiment of mine has taken me through many hurdles, many emotions and many obstacles have been put in my path. A lot of people just laugh and can not accept that it might actually happen through sheer determination […]
Grants are free money that is awarded to someone to fund a particular endeavour or project. There is no shortage of free money being awarded if you know where to look. I found that in an article while searching for […]
Holly Ford My predominant ideas are associated with how we differ from human to animal to object. What each of these state’s means, and what characteristics we share or could share. Through being animal we become something before our belief […]