I’ve chosen three of my brand-new dancer drawings to be entered into October’s Boldbrush contest! I’d be delighted if you could vote for one or any number of them that take your fancy Here are the paintings – just click […]
Lost Dreams is featured in the University of Lincoln Alumni magazine here. The aim of this is to achieve a paid exhibition at a festival such as Gravity Fields Festival, where art and science are showcased, and my mentor, Sir […]
My collaborator on Remembering Together project recommended BBC documentary Aids: the Unheard Tapes One of the remarkable things about the response to AIDS was how fast people living with AIDS got together and made to make that own demands. We […]
Research relating to current commission: Remembering Together: Co-Creating Covid Community Memorials Sumi painting, inkjet printer ink on paper ink circles as a tool for curiosity, healing and expression From a collection of ink drawings, I ask public to select three […]
What luck, having never witnessed an installation in construction mode before, it made me realise that as an observer, how calm and organised everyone is. Measurements and calculations, wheels with cross sections mirroring the wheel above. Artists assistants diligently working […]
My blog commences during the last throes of my Fine Art Degree journey. My intention is to share snippets of my artistic journey along with exhibitions I have attended. My practice is process based, I enjoy the journey of experimentation […]
Unlike the title of the book by Julian Barnes, there is no sense of an ending. I am still inspired by the research I did as part of my Masters of Research in Art: Theory and Philosophy where my final […]
Dear Reader, My name is Alice Rose Crane otherwise known as ‘The Seated Artist’. I am a third year fine art student. My practice is about societal standards of beauty, disability and how the world views the less than perfect. […]
I document my life from a seated position, turning my experiences into art.
A blog about new my artwork, research and learning at level 6 of my Fine Art degree.
of course, i meant to write about intention and ideas before we started the delivery phase of this project. i didn’t. because the anxiety about whether anyone would attend was crippling. but we are up and running. session 1 […]
a plan devised by sarah filmer and katie daley-yates to make things with men experiencing isolation in a suburban southampton community, drawing on the resources found in the surrounding green spaces.
From unraveling the invisible to tracking the traces of the unseen.
I started my week with some quick sketches done with oil pastels on black card to test which ideas I wanted to develop further
The following two images show the evolution of an idea from an oil pastel sketch on black card to an acrylic and gouache painting on canvas.
