07/07/07 – Last ELEVATION FROM TERROR workshop is tomorrow! The last workshop co-inciding with the exhibition ELEVATION FROM TERROR is tomorrow at St Pancras Church. We will be making origami birds to commemorate the victims and survivors of 7/7. […]
I've been working in the space for 12 days now and it really seems to be taking shape. I seem to drift between days of extreme energy and intense production of work to days of sitting and contemplating. I've been […]
all in and up – ready to view download the event programme:http://www.losto.org/LostO.pdf and come to Ashford, Kent this coming weekend http://www.losto.org/ listen to http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/womanshour/04/2007_27_fri.shtml
I am working at St George's Chuch today. After all the educational / outreach stuff I am really looking forward to just carrying out some of my work which after all is what it is supposed to be about! The […]
Various venues and online
Throughout June, July and August
Saltburn Artists’ Projects, Saltburn-by-the-Sea
25 May – 2 July
Stroud Subscription Rooms
20 June
In June Transport for London launched ‘The Waiting Room’, a contemporary art scheme aimed at discouraging graffiti and vandalism by encouraging the minority of young people who behave anti-socially to take pride in the Tube.
Things change. There have been a few difficulties with the siting of my work for the Foundling Museum. I’ve decided to cut back on some of the pieces. The only available place for the Foundling Opera seems to be in […]
The studio smells of hot glue and etching ink.The wall is covered with lists of on numbers on site. Returning to wood to card idea we’re trying for sponsorship for the card so I can get someone to construct more […]
teaching, assessments, running arround spending money for the DYKILY materials, assessment boards, refferal tasks, module leader reprorts, openings, launches, meetings, networkings, new project offers… that's how a month and a half went by. all good -the majority of materials is […]
I've been really busy in the space and haven't had a chance to add any new posts so this will be a long one! I found some plastic lights from rollercoaster tracks and arranged it in a corner of the […]
And now I am 2 days away from the journey to India, where I will make art work… in the monsoon rain…. Next monday I will already go out and commission my mobile gallery and start working on a series […]
Art Gallery tries a hand at Animal Rescue! It's a tale of high drama, of battling against the elements, of passionate endeavour, loss and finally an unlikely happily ever after, plus possibly the cutest picture of ducks you'll ever see […]
Dizzy Heights Preview Friday July 20th 7pm-9pm (Private View, invitation only) Exhibition Saturday 21st July -Saturday 18th August (Open to the general public) Gallery open Tues – Sat 11-5pm AirSpace, Stoke on Trent's new contemporary art galley, will celebrate its […]
English Speaking Artists in Berlin: A couple of days spent having fun with blog sites and email lists yields: English Speaking Artists in Berlin – blog spot and egroup. The Blog spot: http://englishspeakingartistsinberlin.blogspot.com/ The posts on my a-n blog entitled […]
Weather report – So far the weather has prevented me from projecting the remade graffiti…this was intended to be the hub of the project…but heavy and unpredictable showers arrive constantly. Can't see a rain cloud approching in the dark…not to […]
Acknowledging the growing dissatisfaction with many aspects of contemporary life and its economically-driven social values, Destination: Geodecity on 4 and 5 August offers a bold new direction for humanity that entails nothing less than a quantum leap in both thought and action.
Presented annually at Frieze Art Fair, the curatorial programme consists of site-specific interventions and installations, performance, debate and conversation through Frieze Commissions, Frieze Talks and The Cartier Award.
A new ‘Memorandum of Understanding’ between Cultural Secretary Tessa Jowell and London Mayor Ken Livingstone has set out how the National Lottery and London Development Agency will be paid back using proceeds from land sale after the London Olympics.
Susan Cross and Adam Paxon are joint winners of the 2007 Jerwood Applied Arts Prize.
It’s all change at the Department of Culture Media and Sport.
Providing a collective city-wide observation, Red Line Surveillance was developed for the Festival of Extreme Building (FEB) and the New Generation Arts Festival in Birmingham.
In a monumental attempt to raise awareness about worldwide use of food resources, an international artists’ group are building an edible pavilion in Brighton.
A series of interventions by Johanna Hällsten are happening simultaneously at The Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh and Kunming Institute of Botany in China.
