I am disappointed today. I always thought Critical Network was quite a critical sort of network, given their views on the olympics and all… This was in their bulletin today or yesterday – thanks to Tracey Eastham for reminding me […]
Phoenix Gallery, Exeter
12 March – 2 May 2010
John Hansard Gallery, Southampton
7 February – 1 April 2010
Overarching comments on behalf of the visual arts sector in the UK responding to new ACE policy in 2010.
The beginnings of a conversation…. For the last six months, the “medium” of the blogosphere has opened up a space for a critical and analytical dialogue between me and my work. A harmonious cycle is created where, while the blog […]
The weeks are passing so quickly. It feels very late to mention the snow sculpture workshop again but I just want to say that the two days out on the field were great. The weather was perfect – cold and […]
After much deliberation and almost combining challenges I have selected the following challenge for March: “To list and act appropriately towards all the people to whom you owe apologies. I am not challenging you to write letters to every single […]
The fact that we artist-bloggers don’t just moan on and on endlessly about time and money is pretty incredible really. I know most of us (me included) have an ongoing battle with allowing ourselves any decent time in the studio […]
once upon a time there was a cup of tea, a nice mug, quite beautifully crafted and good to taste. it was drunk and enjoyed. the end. today has been the last day of painting tiles. over 90 of them. […]
For the Bees has been shortlisted for an amateur Scientist award on BBC Radio 4. The project has been shortlisted down from 1500 entries to 10. Listen out for Owen discussing the project and the scientific explorations we will be […]
Silly really, but I feel compelled to add to my blog now, so that the portrait of my son won’t be the first work of mine that someone sees when they look at the Project Blogs page… This uneasiness about […]
Call is complete or more accurately I believe it to be so. My companion is about to review the left hand side, I nervously await her verdict. We are separated at the moment by a distance of some miles. She […]
I have received a message, there is a full moon over Whitstable tonight and an unusually high tide. Here the wind blows stronger by the hour forcing the trees to an uncomfortable crouch. Forecasts are such that we may soon […]
CAGED! Disappointingly there have been no news reports of strange weather nor shipwrecks at Whitstable. All seems strangely calm in Ipswich too. In truth strangely is perhaps the wrong word to use in a Town whose newspaper headline this morning […]
The Easter holidays have begun, which means 3 weeks to our first assessment and still very little actual work to speak of. Essay was handed in yesterday, so that one’s behind me at least until my feedback session and so […]
I thought I’d be drawing madly after my essay was handed in but no I’m trying to organise my research folio that has to handed in end of April. However i’ve been side tracked by thinking about the use of […]
This is from a very over-exposed photo of ‘Meditation’ at the Musee Rodin in Paris. I think it’s one of the nicest places in Paris. Other cool places to go are The Catacombs, the Pere Lachaise Cemetry, and the Pompidou. […]
