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I wish there was money in art. Then I could do it every day, forever. It was a lovely day today. I just immersed myself in art for the whole day. Eleven hours. Those public school students have long days […]

Tales from a Changing City Danny Hill and Darren Washington The opening of the current show at the AirSpace Gallery saw many familiar faces; it’s great to see so many people supporting local artists. The artwork is a collection of […]

8th September – Easdale Tarn Richard writes: Good swim – sunny day – a warm wetsuit – wow – what a difference! More painting on a secluded crag – Paul continued tracing a line in red across the rock. I […]

My last post was dated misleadingly, as it was yesterday's but I wrote it after midnight! So, today. I knew it would be a short day as the department only opens for the morning on Tuesdays, but even so the […]

I am about to commence a year long residency at Harrington Mill Studios in Long Eaton. I am extremely excited about the coming year and cannot wait to get started. Since leaving University in June and having confirmation of the […]

take two : it's raining, my hair is wet, the roof of the house has a leak and I lost the first version of this by hitting the backspace button. Note to self:DON"T hit the backspace button. What else had […]

having succesfully achieved take two, I do feel able to continue. time for a cup of tea and a jaffa cake.

Sorry for the delay since my last post. I have started my residency, and have been busy making new work for the last couple of weeks. It all seems to be going well. Before I started at the school, I […]

I have been thinking that perhaps I should explain what I meant by 'at a loss' in relation to Hirschhorn's work. I see it as a good starting point, one from where anything might happen and any direction might be […]

Last week was excellent. We managed to do most of the clearing and cleaning and saw the improvements instantly. We have been at this site for three years and have really neglected it. It has been treated as just a […]

With children at school and the house quiet again I can see space to work. The studio is taking shape. The oil tank is relocated, the brick work down and I can now stand in the outline of what will […]

A photo-essay of documentation from a recent project in which I worked in collaboration with Open City is going to be published in the forthcoming issue of Drain magazine focusing on ‘Psychogeography’. The work will be displayed online as a […]

In a spirit of "core I can do that" I've started this blog, simply because a friend of mine has and I wanted to be like her. Blogging is a good thing, and I'm keen to spread my dsylexic view […]

I'm traveling again tomorrow, heading off for a meeting about this new online magazine Refutation. The launch date has been put back a bit which I'm not too upset about as I'd only just begun to cobble together something approaching […]