There’s something Jungian about the shadows in the work. Shadows is something Jung wrote extensively about that’s a big part of the subconscious. He wrote that the shadows are hidden parts rejected by the conscious out of social desirability. I […]
Overview I’ve been laser cutting mirrored acrylics into ovals on Monday, worked on my sketchbook on Tuesday, and been to the printmaking workshop this morning to print onto Fabriano Rosapina ivory paper and onto the two mirrors. I’m planning on […]
Come and join our fun pottery painting workshop and create your very own impressionistic semi-abstract floral jug, with crystal glaze detail. This workshop is tailored for absolute beginners and you’ll end up with a finished piece that will be professionally […]
How I challenged my fears and got into radio and public speaking
Artist filmmaker and a-n member Jennifer Martin discusses her work with Joanna Byrne.
A review of The Drawbridge, showing the work of artists who came together online during lockdown and then show their work at the General Office gallery in Stourbridge.
an exhibition by Tere Chad at Zari Gallery, London.
Review by Giuseppe Mario Urso
The Bishop’s Stortford Art Society is holding an Art Exhibition in the Community Space (next to Wilko) in Jackson Square Shopping Centre from Tuesday 10th to Saturday 14th August 2021 from 9am to 5pm each day! We are […]
This is my third day into a week-long “residency” in the gallery space next to my studio. I can feel the goalposts shifting a little already. I’ve stapled a roll of fabriano paper round all of the walls and I’m […]
The broken down spaces could be called triangular, rectangular, prism-like but borderless. There is a crossing over, an infiltration, one piece encroaches upon another but as quickly as each aspect appears, it can disappear, out of view and out of […]
Tate I came across a room of Louise Bourgeois’ oeuvre which I was delighted to see in person. Her works include drawings and sculptures which had recurring themes of childhood, motherhood, gender and loss. Bluecoat Kathleen Ryan’s sculptures of rotting […]
so after a couple of weeks i’ve found a flow state. i feel happy in the space, feel confident about working there and most importantly after making some changes in how i use the space i feel safe. […]
The boundaries we draw as artists I think are essential to our well-being. Whether that is space, or time, or privacy… even a sense of gentle respect… They mean something. They enable the work to happen. I need to be […]
MK Gallery opened it doors again in May after a tricky year of being open in September, October and for 18 days in December, they are over the moon to welcome visitors back. Their approach is very much visitors first […]
The BALTIC reopened in May and I had a good chat with Vicky Sturrs, head of learning and civic engagement before hand. From May – July the BALTIC will be open with covid safe measures in place. They involve things like booking […]
