The origins of imaging cells fascinate me, I’ve found a lot of inspiration in the engravings of Robert Hooke who was the first to explore this new world. His study of the cork cell, made possible by his development […]
Jerome Ince-Mitchell, Board member of a-n, has joined the Executive Committee of the International Association of Art Europe.
Dear Reader, Today I practiced with a Kodak Luma 350 Projector. I experimented with my video from last semester hoping to find interesing ways to project my work. I tried multiple ways of projecting, on my work, my wheelchair, and […]
Dear Reader, Today I gave a pecha kucha presentation about my art practice starting with my second year to now. Pecha kucha is a presentation format in which you have 20 seconds per slide for 20 slides to talk about […]
Artist Stephen Palmer interviews Ally Wallace about his Netherdale Stadium residency and subsequent exhibition at Old Gala House.
I am not going to explain, I do what I do. Not wanting to encourage the child within and gather leaves to create a large image to be observed from a tree branch, i ran off to sit in the […]
My conversation with Gudrun took place at her home in Suffolk in a tiny space at the back of the house from which she runs her Arts Territory Exchange (ATE) project to connect artists living remotely in different parts of […]
This summer found me in a number of inspiring landscapes which I attempted to record with drawing and painting. Some were more successful than others, but how do I measure success? My attempts seemed rather traditional, whereas I had imagined […]
In 1967 Richard Brautigan dared to imagine a technological dreamland where ‘mammals and computers live together in mutually programming harmony like pure water touching clear sky’. Forty-five years later, how’s that looking? My project In Search of Silicon Valley approaches […]
Yesterday I did the first workshop at St Michael and All Angels church in Macclesfield, as part of my Diocese of Chester commission. It took an hour and 20 mins to get there, which was a bit of a pain, […]
