Devotional Choreography With this exhibition I will draw focus on the visual poetry of movement and gesture, which devotees of religion have over centuries developed to honour and express their faith. I am following these movements and rituals, capture some […]
I am immersing myself in a huge workload without any agreed funding. Perhaps it is madness..But the exhibition should open around the 14th of May, in the Anglican Cathedral in Liverpool and currently only a sketch of the originally planned […]
It’s strange feeling that nothing much is happening on the project when the days are slipping away. Other priorities have to be dealt with and yet there is still clearly so much to do. Last night I sat down and […]
Shekar took me to the girls hostel at the Salaam Baalak Trust today, was about an hour north of Delhi. The hostel houses around 60 young girls ranging from 6 years old up until the age of 18. Most of […]
Millais Gallery
4 April 2007 to 5 May 2007
Eastbourne District General Hospital
2 February 2007 to 3 March 2007
A long day making definite hard decisions about the colours for the next stage which meant a lot of trial samples mixing colours, as well as working on the computer looking at varying combinations. Living in the studio means that […]
The curator has been appointed. Her name is Gill Hedley. She is an independent curator best known as the Director of the Contemporary Art Society from 1993 to 2006. Before that she worked for the British Council organising exhibitions of […]
The last couple of weeks have been mainly devoted to organising materials and events for the next period of work out in the landscape. There have been rather frustrating points where the snags implicit in a project with several partner […]
Left early this morning for Old Delhi. It is really hotting up here, everyone is slowing down as the temperature rises. Its about 42 degrees here at the moment so you have to start earlier to escape the midday sun. […]
Projects unedited blog by jane george
It’s been now ten days since I’ve been back to the UK and as soon as I arrived I went to Manchester where my work was showing as part of Make It a Better Place exhibition, curated by artist Dinu […]
went in to the art school this morning, did some more work on olivia, useing that veridian/ lemon yellow combination, with some white and naples yellow to soften it. looks good. don’t like the one of me today, contemplating leaving […]
here is the finished one of helen
Today I recovered myself back into the work. All these visitors and descriptions of outings, I can almost hear murmurings of ‘and the work? What about the paintings?' buzzing in my ears. But my news is that the residency has […]
Visited some markets today with the help of my friend Minhazz. I am looking at everyday objects related to women, such as combs, mirrors, hair ornaments etc. I was intrigued by some of the objects I found in the Museum […]
it is on and running! big shout to rob worley and dan barker of free form, they are my heroes! it looks great, as i hoped, it doesn't look threatening, it looks gentle :) see the pictures… i'll post video […]
Judith visited the allotment for the first time. It was covered in cowslips, forgetmenots, tulips.We planted a flag Breaking Ground to launch the project.Judith brought a bag of homemade compost for the allotment. She took home a bunch of spinach […]
lots to say today. i had a tutorial today, and lots of things relating to the exhibition where discussed, including: * the possibility of calling ALL the paintings ‘still life’ * selling the paintings in pairs, with the corresponding skull, […]
Four South East England artists won awards in March, to enable them to undertake new public art projects.
Contents include: Istanbul and Bucharest Biennials. Call for re-appraisal of proposed Culture (Scotland) Bill, the cultural diversity debate revitalised by Richard Hylton’s new book and family values re-framed in the ‘Mum and Dad Show’ – but what connects TV’s ‘Family […]
Our showcase of the best art and design graduate shows with extracts from this years graduating student blogs and updates on where last years bloggers are now.
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all ready to move in and switch projections on :) tonite i'll see the installation completed for the first time! last week, while we were installing projector mounts – we had two projectors on at a time…finally, today is the […]
Projects unedited blog by Michael Cousin
Projects unedited blog by AirSpace Gallery