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Untitled blog post from "Diary of an artist writer online"

Studio on the worldwide webLocal paper, Allanwater News, carries a story this week about my online work with videos.I liked the headline: Reaching out to a whole new audienceIt includes the following quote from me:" I work with new media, […]

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Resource Archive Feature

Remember What Jack Said

The current interest in artist/architect collaborations seems to date back to the late 1970s when architect Richard Hobbs invited artists into the design process for the Viewlands-Hoffman electrical substation in Seattle.

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I can't hear you
Resource Archive Document

a-n Magazine February 2007

Contents include: Artists find "a public space for experimentation" at Site Gallery and David Sherry makes Raymond Watson laugh. Ben Kelly wins the Football Art Prize and Paul Lewthwaite recalls a residency in a former sardine factory in Norway. Middlesbrough’s […]

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The Homerton Playscape Multiple Struggle Niche
Resource Archive Feature

Playing up

Gillian Nicol explores the nature of collaborative and creative processes involved in making artwork in the public realm.

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Playing up
Resource Archive Document

Playing up

Focusing on public art, a-n Editor Gillian Nicol has selected key texts from a-n’s archive and other important sources. Her introductory essay explores the nature of collaborative and creative processes involved in making artwork in the public realm. It identifies […]

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Research Public realm

Playing up

Introductory essay to an a-n Collection. Gillian Nicol explores the nature of collaborative and creative processes involved in making artwork in the public realm.

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Blog Post

Untitled blog post from "Big Antarctic project"

If I hadn't been lucky enough to visit Sky Blue, I wouldn't have experienced what conditions in the Antarctic are truly like. Here at Rothera, life is very comfortable in our centrally heated buildings, hot water, and meals cooked for […]

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Blog Post

Untitled blog post from "Diary of an artist writer online"

Home again! Week researching book in South Wales, a real emotional roller-coaster. People kept saying:"I have never talked about this before…" It was a cathartic experience with some breaking down and crying. Came back to Scotland to find 53 phone […]

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Resource Archive News archive

Training options reduced

The untimely death in November of Deborah Rawson, ETA founder and director, has precipitated changes at this well-respected South East England-based artists’ development organisation, including staff redundancies.

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Resource Archive News archive

Major commissions announced

Filmmaker Clio Barnard and sculptor Roger Hiorns are winners of the new Jerwood/Artangel Commissions worth £1million, promoted last year through a-n.

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Blog Post

Untitled blog post from "AA2A University of Worcester"

For the past few weeks I have been experimenting with Monotype techniques which have yielded great monochromatic results. Today I have started to experiment with a new Saline Copper Sulphate Etching technique and the results are looking very encouraging. In […]

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Blog Post

Untitled blog post from "Big Antarctic project"

I'm not sure how to start this entry. I got back last night after nearly 3 weeks working at Sky Blue, an isolated BAS refuelling location 500miles south of Rothera, 75 degrees south on the Antarctic mainland. The stripped back […]

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Resource Archive Discussion

Editorial – 2007 February

With inflation about to hit a ten-year high1, to what extent can the practices of artists nowadays resist the pressures of the real world?

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Resource Archive Feature

Pockets of disorder: The history of adventure play

Adventure playgrounds, or junk playgrounds, as they were known, began life as occupied building sites, wastelands and bombsites that had been colonised by city children looking for interesting and adaptable spaces in which they could play in relative privacy away from adults.

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