We had a meeting for our exhibition with the Art Station, 25/01/21. We discussed our poster, title and thinking of how the film is going to work e.g. with how we approach the lay out for the house. We are […]
My first post was a year ago and it’s now 3 years of chat about getting to CoP in some shape or form. Even though the thought of advocating 30,000 delegates flying in from around the world to this conferernce […]
I have now completed another artwork inspired by my time spent at the Textile Residency in Blonduos Iceland. I have called it ‘Evolving’ as it portrays the continuously changeable landscape I experienced involving all the colours that surrounded me. I […]
Final images of the Congruous exhibition flyer/poster/instagram post and logo I finalised today. Now including the Artstation logo! Images of the Finalised designs for Congruous Exhibition flyers. I will also be making taster posters for individuals to share on instagram […]
Looking back at the work I’ve done in the previous semester, I found it hard to connect to it. Comparing it with the work I used to do, it’s different in terms of the type of work. The artworks I’ve […]
Following the changes in COVID-19 restrictions, we embraced an idea to hold a ‘Virtual Exhibition’ – something we are all seeing more of these days. It is based in our homes, so we have all taken a room or area […]
Although much has changed in these past weeks, luckily our interim exhibiton is still going ahead. However it will be a bit different. Initially we had planned to have a physical exhibiton at the Artstation in Sandmuxham from Feb 8-12. […]
Currently I am working on my staircase/hallway work for the upcoming exhibition which I will be discussing in my next post. I spent the last week focusing on making a logo and poster for the upcoming exhibition. Image of painting […]
I had the honour of being in the Room 1 Gallery for a week long residency. This was from Nov 26-Dec 2 2020 in Ipswich. Image of the CUBED space within the Room 1 Gallery at the University of Suffolk […]
I was invited to be involved in the mail art project The Waiting Place by Ann-Marie James at the Art Station in Sandmuxham. However, I did not anticipate the arrival of the beautiful pack that was sent to me. Enclosed, […]
Welcome to Dwell Awhile; a series of podcasts made by Dwell Time in partnership with the Yorkshire Visual Arts Network. In this first series we invited peer-nominated artists to talk to us about their art practice, the contentiously uncritical term […]
Multi purpose, pattern welded, shear edge Japanese chef’s knife. Unique, random patterns frozen in steel.
hello hello. feels good today as i’ve reached out to a local project to get involved. i’ve been brave and spoken about my evolving practice – i’m currently investigating if indeed i practice in a transdisciplinary way. i’ve linked this […]
I continue to turn up at the studio, and today it was nice to not know what I would be doing before I got there. Or perhaps it is more accurate to say that I was not already thinking about […]
Larkhall Art Club with Alsama Project, Beirut, 27th January 2021. 18:00 GMT
It’s night when I most feel the need to write. I’m painting small pictures of frogs. The paper is cheap and the water causes it to buckle unsatisfyingly. All artists seem to have a jealous hoarding desire for paper. It […]
We had a meeting 15/01/21 to discuss as a group, what we are planning to do for our Interim exhibition which is coming up in February. (15th-19th February 2021). See notes below. We’ve decided to each chose a room in […]
Portraits and cityscapes by the Egyptian figurative painter Omar El Fayoumi.
‘I think there must always be room for joy in this world. There has to be hope and celebration.’ Eileen Agar, artist (b.1899 – d.1991) I noticed the above quote by Eileen Agar in a recent article in ‘The World […]
Reflection 04/02/21: I took this imagery and projected it into the bath with water for my Lockdown and Light virtual exhibition submission. As I was photographing into the mirror in my previous series of Up Close and Pink But Up […]
