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Amazing opportunity for artists
With a nod to the Noughties, Guest Editor Shy Bairns explores collectives and how artists work together to build their own art worlds.
Hello, Looking for some advice. I am entering a competion which will exhibit the selected artworks, with an option to sell the artwork if I so wish, with 50% commission charged. If selected, my artwork will be insured by the […]
Recipients of this year’s Birthday Honours also include writer and ceramicist Edmund de Waal and photographer Martin Parr.
Hamish McClelland discusses works exploring personal experiences, ahead of the University of Westminster degree show.
The Diploma in Portraiture student at Heatherley School of Fine Art discusses her work.
Heatherley School of Fine Art Figurative Sculpture Diploma graduating artist Kamilia Anna Harchi.
The Fine art mixed media graduating artist at University of Westminster discusses her work.
I could have stopped at Allhallows, but it didn’t seem to be quite all the way. I wanted the sense of reaching somewhere where I could go no further and that place seemed to be the Isle of Grain. It […]
The short animation titled Creative Abstracts is my artist’s response to numerous virtual art workshops carried during the COVID Pandemic at the mental health hospital. The abstract visionaries with no references are inspired by the fluid environment offered by ‘The […]
CONNECTIVITY IV Clay, Words and Fragility Artist response to the online art workshops. The fragility of words and connection, emotions and creativity. How I see the online relationship with participants through technology often stops at the middle of an important […]
This was a tough day at around 19+ miles and I wasn’t sure I would have the energy to write a post tonight, plus I was very compromised by technology playing up, which meant some big delays. However, I this […]
This is a short review/research on the Maud Craigie ongoing exhibition ‘Indications of Guilt, Pt 1’, written as a part of my BA Professional Development Project.
Inlet and outlet Middle part of the Barrier wall, leftover structure from Bradwell A Nuclear Powerstation in the Blackwater River, Essex UK. 2020 The paper is crisp and crackles when opened, real paper, yellowed. The decades old folds resist opening. […]
So hard to keep the steam going on this one. We were rejected by the Government for our application to COP26. Next conversations, find out how The Barn are getting on. A great partnership for future work. I spoke to […]
May Fieldnotes. “A longing to wander tears my heart when I hear trees rustling in the wind at evening. If one listens to them silently for a long time, this longing reveals its kernel, its meaning.” Hermann Hesse, Wandering, […]
Image description: Head and shoulders shot of Sonia Boue as an adult, holding a vanity mirror over her face. The back of the mirror has been collaged with spliced photographs of Sonia’s face as an adult and child. I’m delighted […]
I’m feeling pretty exhausted again, after what was in the end, not a bad day. This is probably because I’m reaching the end of this accumulative journey and it’s probably taking its toll. I’m surprised I’ve got this far with […]