Come To The Table April 2021
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Archive
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Venue:
Zoom -
Date:
April 29, 2021 at 12:00 AM -
Location:
Across UK
A journey into Gaga movement language…Ohad Naharin…listening to the rhythm of the body… to give and receive at the same time… across a big distance from a big distance… if you move in one direction, be available to move […]
The publication is completed and sent off to be printed onto hardcover. I’m using Blurb because I have used the company to print books previously, and the quality has been good. The document was done using Indesign because I wanted […]
Elephant magazines posts are unique. They’re humorous, they play to catching the viewer’s attention in the caption section to engage comments/communication with the artwork. The captions are quick/snappy, enough information about each artwork as well as making the artwork sound […]
I have learnt that your social media presences really helps with opportunities/networking. A-n website is very easy to navigate and use, it’s simple, see below, it allows young artists to connect/view projects as well as possible opportunities. A-N Blogs link […]
After discussing my first prints for the Riso with Srin last week, I wanted to get more hands on e.g. think about layering, the formation of colours and possibly text. I created these stencils with no bitmap to play around […]
I am now more or less at the half-way point through my residency at BasementArtsProject. I have received a fair amount of contributions already in the form of drawings and audio recordings, and I have been working them in to […]
New international digital platform Art et al., showcasing curated work by neurodiverse artists from across the UK and Australia, launched on April 14
The website features new commissions and conversations between artists from supported studios, peers and arts professionals
Each time I get some funding from Arts Council England (or elsewhere) I find something odd happens to my attitude towards the work, and myself as an artist, that each time is unexpected, but I have noticed a pattern now… […]
Reflection 26/04/21: These 1-1’s were very useful in the fact that they were both male responses to my work. I discussed with Jane on 23/04/21 the male reception of these works is just as successful as the other responses I […]
I find myself part of a rather wonderful collaborative group which has acquired the name ‘Mud Collective’. We have crafted an audio walk that connects Iraq and the UK through soil, telling the story of a pot made from earth […]
Friday afternoon and I thought that I would be on my way home, if not already home by now. However it is so nice being at the new studio – especially now that the walls are painted and floor […]
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Hello from the study group (well…Bettina). Our study period has ended and we are now back in our individual endeavours, perhaps still taking the time to digest what we have explored together or integrating what we’ve individually taken from these […]
Male: Female Active: Passive Progressive: Receptive What is the difference between the Male and Female Experience? It seems to be determined that women qualify their experiences through patient waiting for biological rhythms to occur. This could be considered an organic […]
(2 Lemon Netting Bags)
(Sample Pot containing Lemon Juice, Plaster, Sudoku Puzzle Book)
Fair Pay for Artists, a Symposium co-hosted by a-n, IAA Europe and the Artists’ Association of Finland
Having made the walk along the docks one of my regular routes when I needed to stretch my legs and get some air, this year’s River of Light trail gave me a refreshingly colourful view to look at. The artworks […]
It’s always nice when my procrastination-scrolling on Instagram leads me to stumble on to something new (new to me anyway), and that’s exactly what happened with the Independents Biennial 2021. As a sister event to the Liverpool Biennial, the programme […]
An online exhibition review: ‘Drawn In’ by Elena Thomas from the Glitterball Showroom, Enköping, Sweden developed by artist Stuart Mayes