(Whiteboard, Pen, Rubber) Inputting female data into furnace building equations in an attempt to quantify and understand the female experience Placing myself into the investigative role of the male in order to clinically view the feminine from an outside perspective. […]
After my formative assessment with Jane 06/05/21, it was suggested I approach my documentation of my installations with a better scope of the space. This is something I have mentioned before and began to approach within my Moving around film. […]
Asako Ujita combines a 1960s film of women free-diving with footage of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill. Laura Davidson speaks to the artist.
City of Glasgow College student Tim Kirman is making art from teabags and memories. Kitty Bew reports.
Volume of Ovaries: [Left] 12.03 ml [Right] 10.01 ml Volume of Uterus: 13.98 ml Volume of Menstrual Blood: 88 ml Length of Menstrual Cycle: 28 Days Length of Fertile Window: 6 Days Length of Ovulation: 12/24 Hours Length of Menstruation: […]
Serpentine arrangement of the migration cycle on one of the earliest found calendars, Bordeaux, Delmas. Demonstrating a clear beginning, end and progression of time using the lunar cycle. Configuration of medication in the blister packet of the combined pill. There […]
Using 40,138 plants, we are hoping to create an art installation, to show Bristol and other communities, that this vast number of people are unseen carrying the burden of care while not being recognised. Each plant represents one carer in Bristol.
Jasmine Smail speaks to Trevor H. Smith about her final year at Bath Spa University creating sculpture and film from unreliable childhood memories.
How did an Instagram hashtag create a mutually supportive art market that puts artists first, whether new graduates or well established?
The 2017 Woon Foundation Painting & Sculpture Prize winner on why postgraduate study was always part of the plan.
Lucy Alves and Natascha NG discuss setting up a new magazine focussed on the art market.
All Mouth is an online gallery founded in March 2020 by final-year art students Jack Chauncy and Georg Wilson.
Jiggle n Juice is a platform dedicated to engaging in discursive and critical conversation, and showcasing creativity.
The Glasgow School of Art graduates created the DS2020 Simulator when their degree show was cancelled.
Hi Everyone I hope your all well under the current circumstances. Im new here and this being my first post I hope someone can help me. After 36 years as an employed graphic /product designer and illustrator, I am now […]
Jody Mulvey, founder of SAD GRADS 2020, introduces the community-building platform she created in the first lockdown.
Gray’s School of Art BA (Hons) Contemporary Art Practice graduating artist Veronica Petukhov speaks to Orla Foster.
Nottingham Trent University BA Fine Art final-year student Tom Cobbett speaks to Jamie Limond.
Experimental performance art photography with laser and technic lego assembly
Now I’m in the swing of posting blog posts, and I’m probably going to be told off for posting about the ‘Happy Colour’ painting by numbers app, let’s have a look at some of the actual work I’ve been doing. […]
University of Hertfordshire BA (Hons) Fine Art graduating artist Jennifer Watts speaks to Isaac Nugent.
BA Fine Art Hereford College of Arts final-year student Gemma Moore speaks to Valerie Zwart.
BA (Hons) Fine Art, Leeds Arts University, graduating artist Annabelle Richmond-Wright speaks to Joanna Byrne.
University of Bolton BA Fine Art graduating artist Bille Hatton speaks to Jessica Ramm.
BA (Hons) Fine Art, Newcastle University final-year student Emma Wiseman speaks to Rachel Marsh.
