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Snows and obligatory shifts in the daily routine meant a disjointed start to the year and planned experiments at the Engineerium postponed. The shift in the main focus of the work was unsettling me too. Like being a vegetarian and […]

Wilried Agricola has kindly included my project on the camp at Rivesaltes in his Shoah Film Collection. For those of you who have been directed from his site: Draft Title Shoah, please click on ‘Reverse Order’ at the top of […]

My proposal was rushed together last minute over a very long and busy night. I never expected once that I might actually get the project I was fantastically dreaming up. A few weeks later however I found out I was […]

John the life model sits still for 3/4 of an hour examining the pipes with his engineering eye. John got a his uncles medal form the war office last week. When John was 14 he travelled by coach to the […]

Here is ‘Controlled Disruption.’ Cy Twombly Revisited. I adore Twombly, the original mark, untrained and raw. I love running workshops using this approach. Here we have a white canvas with a four black line boundary, the controlled square, be it […]

Discovering Malawi. We had 10 sheets 8×4 plywood delivered to the school! Some 2×2 and corrugated sheeting and the artist brought some power tools. We are making a replica school about the size of a garden shed. In groups of […]

Sunday, 31 January 2010 Transformation My companion lies listless amongst her books. One of them, Sontag’s “Illness as a Metaphor” reads: ‘TB is disintegration, febrilization, dematerialization; it is a disease of liquids – the body turning to phlegm and mucus […]

I have a day at home today! Well, the morning at least.. I was in Yorkshire last week; a really nice three days at one school, but then Thursday was just exhausting. I was at a little school where they […]

One of the key things a painter needs to get started is knowledge. Not an academic knowledge, but the knowledge based on a real desire to be curious and wanting to find out everything. A good painter has to be […]

A new morning. I turned 40 on Friday! Not real. Over the last 4 weeks i have spent the time coping with snow, children, being indoors, and sampling, sampling, sampling. I have even finished a new piece. The first in […]

Should artists be giving artworks away for free? Add your tuppence worth to this discussion on the forum.

Work’s been hectic recently – been editing videos for two screeings coming up in February – one at The Firestation in Windsor which will run concurrently with a photographic exhibition by Bleach Box and the other a screening organised by […]

Just a note to draw your attention to the recent launch of projecteigg.info The culmination of a residency last summer on the Isle of Eigg in the Scottish Small Isles- the unusual website includes two audio walking guides created following […]

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