Code of Practice – Artists
A Code of Practice takes commonly-agreed principles of good practice and demonstrates why and how they should be applied.
A Code of Practice takes commonly-agreed principles of good practice and demonstrates why and how they should be applied.
Considers how to promote the development of entrepreneurial skills amongst graduates, and how to avoid skills shortages by getting the skills supply to match more closely with the needs of creative businesses.
Hi Blog, It’s been a tumultuous week in art Labour politics for me and my Blobs, albeit without the jeering, two shags (not seen boyfriend for a while) and threat of deportation. Wednesday was the first day that I really […]
There were three deer in our front field as we drove home from the Riverside last Thursday night, their eyes reflecting red and gold in the headlights. This spring has seen an explosion of wildlife in our garden and fields, […]
Contents include: Economic benefits of the arts not felt by artists – but ACE reports a thriving craft market. Record number of NAN ‘Go and See’ bursaries awarded and Visiting Arts funds international networking. Love in a public place and art in a high rise reviewed while Simon Le Ruez peeps behind the net curtains. PDF version [size: 1MB]. Requires pdf reader.
Paul Stone on east London based organisation Cell Project Space that across three sites encompasses gallery, studios and internship programme.
The Glasshouse Gallery
1 January 2006 to 3 March 2006
Blog 5: Art to Art Wow, it appears that I am actually keeping to the scheduled blog contents outlined in entry one. Seemingly, also I am on track for the multi-tasking extravaganza that awaits me as I move into my […]
We’re back at college now but not that you’d notice. The third year studio is as quiet as the grave – although there was a flurry of activity yesterday (deadline for having work photographed for inclusion in the catalogue). I […]
Hi Blog, I’ve had a lovely day in the sun on Sun (no, Scotland is not constantly in a state of eclipse) and I am treating myself to a roast; in oven. I went for a stroll on Law Hill […]
Another Monday and another morning devoted to sorting the detritus of the weekend. I spend a considerable portion of my life on this planet just clearing up those things that others can’t be bothered with themselves. That’s fine if you […]
Our look at all the best UK art and design graduate shows with Directory and Professional development advertising from organisations supporting new graduates [size: 4.2MB]. Requires pdf reader.
Ynysangharad Park, Pontypridd
2 February 2006 to 2 February 2006
Welcome to special edition No. 4 point blog THE JAY YUNG BLOG BLOB APPEAL Hello. Can you help me please? I fear for the future of my blobs. It’s a very real, serious matter; innocent blobs sentenced to homelessness and […]
Whoopee! The hard work of a couple of weeks ago seems to have paid off. Both paintings entered into the Mid Wales Open have sold; one on the opening night, the other on the first official day of the show. […]
The Meeting of Minds Brain Sciences Project1 put citizens from nine European countries in open dialogue with brain scientists and policymakers, to explore and make decisions on key future concerns.
Re: news story Why are artists poor?, a-n Magazine March issue.
Despite the fact that more people than ever before are going to galleries, the upsurge of festivals and public and the willingness of foreign collectors to buy British art, its clear from talking to artists that their bank accounts are in as dire a state as theyve ever been.
Blob blog blobby blog. Bloggy bog. Bogster, blogster, blooog, bloogy bloggy blobbin bloogoid Hello Watched a really good Ang Lee film Sat night, The Ice Storm. It was like constantly watching the plastic bag bit in American Beauty for the […]
Well, here we are at Easter Monday, a sunny, blustery day outside and here I am crouched over my computer, writing this. Work consumes all at present and my social life has died of neglect. We normally go skiing at […]
Arnolfini
2 February 2006 to 2 February 2006
Arnolfini
2 February 2006 to 2 February 2006
Arnolfini
2 February 2006 to 2 February 2006
The Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts at the University of East Anglia re-opens to the public on 21 May, following a major refurbishment and building project, designed by Foster and Partners.
Arts Council England has announced plans to restructure and refocus the organisations national office.