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.
Our second exhibition SHOP has come to an end. We've had some great feedback from visitors and artists who seemed to love the eclectic nature of the exhibition. It was useful to see how the space worked as a non-white-cube […]
It's scary to acknowledge how many hours I've spent producing the Corpus Christi issue of Kalender. And it would have taken far longer if I hadn't had the assistance of a computer genius! To think that when my mentor Jo […]
Good news!Heard today that the Heritage Lottery Fund has granted an extension to The Sleeping Giant Foundation in Wales to help me finish my project. They are helping to do some of the interviews- over 100 people came forward as […]
"Must be exciting", "You're brave", "Bonkers" and "Great project!" Just a few comments. Mostly, it's tedious though. Take today for instance. I was at the studios for 8 this morning for BT who were booked to install a phoneline (for […]
Two quotes: Nietzsche- ‘Collective celebration has been replaced by the hell of individual existence'. Nora Ephron- ‘Never marry a man you wouldn't want to be divorced from'. A couple of weeks ago I'd gone to the exhibition opening of photographs […]
Blog written on 22nd June at 8pm. I have now spent almost two days on the island and am getting used to the routine that nature has imposed upon everyone. We are bound by the hours of light and the […]
Blog written 22nd June, 9pm I have realised I have not updated the blog about my work, so from slow beginnings, my thoughts are beginning to move forward. Here they are.. I am beginning at last to fill my sketchbook […]
What an interesting weekend! I have been at West Dean with 'The Making' shadowing artists running workshops at the Garden and Art event. There was also a series of seminars and talks by artists and makers inspired by nature. I […]
Region-wide appraisal document detailing grass-roots work in the East Midlands’ region in 2007. Makes recommendations for the development of a rural and community touring/ exhibition Network.
Outlines Museum, Libraries and Archive Council proposals for five projects which contributed to the 2012 Cultural Olympiad.
Judith Alder – Finding Her Way Part 4 Revealing the inside on the outside is a theme Judith began during her early art training when she started to investigate the human body. In Body Texts she wrote people’s inner thoughts […]
