“Imprints in the Earth: Shaping Place through Clay
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Northern Ireland
Ox-Bow School of Art & Artists’ Residency is now accepting scholarship applications for Longform 2025. This studio-based residency seeks to provide an intensive and creative development experience.
Participants who qualify for a Hold Space Retreat can enjoy communal living, making, and opportunities to organize on Ox-Bow’s campus in Saugatuck, Michigan.
The Ox-Bow Culinary Artist in Residency is a unique program designed to support and elevate artists working at the intersection of food and art.
Just heard that my Gutterman trade stand will be located at number 53 on the site map. Looking forward to discovering the unique crafts and connect with fellow enthusiasts at the festival. For more information, check out the festivals website […]
Brimming with enthusiasm, imagination and newness, explore the work of 31 graduating students from art schools across the UK.
I’ve sunk down through Out of Sorts, nestled into my grief, and given the unsettling sadness a big hug like an old friend. I have found another gear that I didn’t know existed. In this extra month between the unsuccessful […]
Time to talk about austerity again?! The impact of sorting and itemising just about every object I own (for art’s sake) took its toll on the state of my home. It’s just about sorted now but after months of minimal […]
Let’s be honest, I started my art business because I love make art, not because of the admin. Frankly, I didn’t even stop to consider that side of the business when I started it – there were people who like my art and asked to buy it so I gave them a ways to do that.
Today’s weather forecast was terrible: torrential rain and a yellow warning for thunderstorms, so I thought I would nip out in advance of the bad weather and have another look at the horizon around Bwlch y Ddeufaen. As it happens […]
A lovely 4 bedroom family home with two studios in the large garden 3.5 miles from the city of Bath on a main country road. The studios have been the home to textile artist Carole Waller, and has two screen printing tables, and ceramicist Gary Wood.
Emrys Thurgood uses playful characters and uncanny environments to explore the numbness and euphoria of genderqueer derealisation.
Four 2024 graduates featured in last year’s guide look back on their degree show and tell us what they’ve been up to since.
I’ve updated my website with info for the upcoming exhibition at the Rickyard Gallery here I’ve come to the end of the first year on the hated Universal Credit as “gainfully self employed”, and they’ve decided I can remain self […]