In the last post, I tried to lay down my problem when documenting my performances. I settled on the fact that the minutiae of details within a proposal document might shed light on how submission into an artistic economy is […]
As with all projects, its been quiet here for a while, but I’m happy to say, we have submitted a funding bid to start the ball rolling on our new arts project. Initially we started with big ideas, nothing wrong […]
wow, that time flew by in a blink of an eye. In a whirlwind of a term, I haven’t had time to really stop and reflect. All work is handed in and all essays submitted. It all took an […]
Hey all, As part of the research behind my new ACE supported project The Critical Fish (we have paid open calls in the Jobs and Opps section – have a look!) we’re looking to go and visit other arts publications in […]
Throughout the bursary I have been working both on taking a piece through all stages of the casting & finishing process and intermittently working on Scartworks other commissions as and where I was needed. I’m not quite sure which part […]
Interrupts: The very first programmable computer, the ENIAC, could just run a single program with no user interaction. To cope with intervention by users with early devices such as punched card readers and paper tape readers, the “interrupt” was invented. […]
Taking part in Jamboree has made me re-evaluate how I have worked on past projects and inspired me to research and discover new artists and curators. It has been especially interesting to be able to see so many different artists […]
More News In Brief: Artist duo Hesselholdt and Mejlvang claim Danish museum failed to pay them; Moscow residents petition Garage Museum of Contemporary Art after it accepts sponsorship from property developer; Liverpool authorities stand by ‘insulting’ logo design competition.
The thing I have noticed is that there are fewer places to walk with Fred, compared to 4-5 years ago with my previous dog Cosmo. The biggest loss is the old Golf Course and I do miss it. I am […]
The Montserrat-born British sculptor Veronica Ryan has had a lively year marked by an important residency in St Ives, a first trip to the Caribbean since she was a child, and in November being announced as the third recipient of the annual Freelands Award for women artists.
So it’s nearly Christmas 2018, when did that happen?! Here’s a quick post with a few of learnings and highlights on the Magnum & BJP Workshops earlier this year. July-Personal Projects Fiona Rogers: Collaborate with those around you, “Do you […]
My final skills session funded by Artists Newsletter was learning about glass making. I did this at Salt Glass Studios in Norwich, run by Max Lamb and Fiona Wilkes. I originally hoped that I would do sandcasting with them, because […]
I’m looking to find a practice based MA course. Any advice would be welcomed .
Any advice on the best galleries/exhibitions where large paintings of an abstract nature would be accommadated i.e. 2.4 X 1.2 metre would be appreciated.
At the RSA Edinburgh Gallery on the Mound I have been fortunate to be selected to have two of my fern paintings included, along with some smaller pieces in the 30cm x 30cm category. It was a bit of an […]
This week’s selection includes exhibitions in Ipswich, Birmingham, Nuneaton and Cardigan, all taken from a-n’s Events section featuring shows and events posted by a-n members.
Puri is a sacred Hindu city in the state of Odisha, on the eastern coast of India. Formerly part of Bengal, the state has its own language and keeps alive many traditional crafts and skills. The first few days […]
I took part in this walk and talk led by Katrina Brown on the last day of the event. The lucky spell of amazing weather dissipated and it was a very wet event. However it was still a rather magical […]
Collaborative Making Taking part in Jamboree 2018 allowed me to be part of the main event, as both participant and observer. Workshops such as Lucy Steggals and the crochet session to work in lines or circles and how this then […]
