
Saying Yes: The Artist As Enabler
Thinking out loud; exploring my work as a creative enabler.
Thinking out loud; exploring my work as a creative enabler.
Last week I met with fellow GSS artist Beth Shapeero for a metalwork lesson. My intention was to build support structures for the casts I have been working on in my studio. I hoped to gain a basic understanding of […]
Now I need to start developing my work further so that I can learn how to make the films look better. In my film last year the drawings kept jumping when put together in I Movie as I did not […]
The Brighton-based artists’ group, known internationally for its interactive and game-based artworks using digital technology, has been awarded the US $50,000 prize presented by the Nam June Paik Art Centre in Korea.
Manekinen (Mannequins, 1934) Manekinen collection is a subtle and ironic criticism of the state of society – the world of goods and advertising where objects become autonomous, mass produced, alienated from human agency. The border between what is real and […]
While at the university Debora Vogel wrote German poetry, but gradually became familiar with Yiddish literature and began to write in that language encouraged by her friend and colleague Rachel Auerbakh. She became active in Yiddish literary circles and wrote […]
I am now considering new elements and development of the project. For details about one of my new projects: The walks will also continue to develop around Walking with The Waste Land and will include guest walkers to take a […]
This week’s selection includes architectural drawing in London and painting in Edinburgh, plus assemblages and video in Birmingham.
I have a history with black squares and with lines – hand drawn but not ruled, sometimes less straight than I could easily make them – and with photos of lines. I don’t have a history with clips of nails, […]
Narberth Museum in Pembrokeshire will host an exciting workshop with Kate Walters looking at Celtic Mysticism and the Mabinogion. Insights into the ways that Kate uses her Shamanic knowledge to inform her art.
with a need to finish this project soon, i’ve had to work on it again today. working at home while the family are around can be a challenge if the work i’m doing requires a lot of attention. fortunately for […]
Progress is good. The Simalcrum series is about halfway through now. And interaction with students is good. Earlier this week one of the students I had met earlier came in to discuss our attendance patterns and use of the vacuum […]
How exciting I have just received an email with the following message: Thank you for entering the Ashurst Emerging Artist Prize 2017. We have scheduled posts of one of your submitted artworks on our Facebook, Twitter and Instagram pages on […]
Identifying success is easier if we know what we are aiming for in the first place. Having a direction, a goal, an idea of how we would like something to be is important within coaching. Having a destination will help […]
half a cup of tea, puppy looking out the window as dusk plays out and i have a satisfied feeling. i’ve over come the technical issues at the beginning of the week to end the week with a small list […]