It’s strange how, as an exhibition gets closer, time speeds up. Somehow I never quite manage to tick off as many things on my daily ‘to do’ list as I hope to. However, a gas company has just started to […]
First Ice I think I'm getting a little low
Revision As I progress I find I look back at things I've written and want to change them. I feel a bit like a naughty school girl making changes to previous entries so I think it is better to reflect […]
The drawings from the Saffron Walden show are now safely packed away in my studio and I have some reasonable photos of the work in my archive. There seems to be a brief interlude in my usually hectic life so […]
Burns Owens Partnership was commissioned to map the creative industries across the City of Bristol, Bath and North East Somerset, South Gloucestershire, and North Somerset. Published 2007.
Summary of process, discussion and conclusions of Arts Council England’s Arts Debate programme from 2006.
Written by the author of ‘Size Matters’, this essay indicates some useful routes for a progression from creative to commercial value, using examples to illustrate some practical methods and outcomes.
Andrea Rosen, New York City
20 October – 24 November 2007
Greene Naftali Gallery, New York
30 October 2007
When is it ok to leave a durational performance? When is it ok to leave a durational performance? When your legs go numb? When your drink is finished? Or perhaps when you see the curator of the event of which […]
This week I’m getting my head down trying to attend to some of the ‘audience development’ issues that Jo and Katie were keen that I should address. Of course, it’s taking much longer than I imagined and the new Kalender, […]
Very quite day, it is a holiday today in France and nobody is working, everything is closed in Valenciennes and hardly a person to be seen on the streets, very strange. I spend most of my day in the studio […]
mary has been really sick and drinking lots of tea but today seems to be recovered. yesterday we had the workshop 'Writers Hub' so she took lots of drugs and it went well. There were 11 people in total, including […]
Just posting the note i wrote about blogging, its personal, very general, do post a comment if you disagree with it, its what we handed out to the wokrshop participants as an introduction to the blogosphere, so pitched very much […]
Busy getting work ready for the next exhibition. Decided to have a trawl through Google to see what sites show up relating to my project “Children of Craig-y-nos”. Am astonished to find it turning up in a myriad of unexpected […]
We have been working on paper and email flyers, checking info, and AIR insurance for our next event. BLUE MONKEY PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT BMPD Professional Development and Networking Event for Artists Preparing for Eastbourne Festival Wednesday 21 November 2007 6.00 – […]
Commercial crafts A few days ago I listened to a basket maker talk about her craft and was inspired by her enthusiasm. Another archetypal rural craft the relationship to maker and material is fascinating and incredibly linked to the environment […]
At last I went to visit the metal factory, Delos in St Amand near Valenciennes, which is on the way to Lille. The meeting didn’t go very well, wasn’t what was I expecting to be. I thought today I would […]
20 Portman Square and 92 George Street, London
13 October – 11 November
International Project Space, Birmingham
27 September – 3 November
The Old Fire Station, Manchester
Castlefield Gallery offsite project
6, 13, 20, 27 October
Collective and other locations, Edinburgh
5 October – 3 November
Fermynwoods, Northamptonshire
13 September – 28 October
Plymouth City Museum & Art Gallery, Plymouth
22 September – 24 November
There is something about a ceramics conference that can send a shudder up the spine.
