Supermarket Day 4 This is the first day that the fair is open to the public. It is immediately and surprisingly busy. A friend is supposed to come during her lunch-break, unfortunately she is delayed and arrives just as Michael […]
The North Wall Arts Centre, Oxford
14 February – 4 March 2011
Intermedia Gallery, Glasgow
29 January 2011 to 26 February 2011
Nicola Williams, Cement Garden, 2009.
It’s been a fair while since I posted on Degrees Unedited, when I left Wirral Met I also moved my blogging into Artists Talking. I know that I read the student blogs still quite regularly, like seeing how everyone is […]
19th January Project Space 17th – 19th January YES, I have myself a (cheap) laptop, so I can get back on top of my blogging, and blog from the studio, and the gallery space which is where I am now. […]
Yesterday my 14-year-old son rushed in from school and told me he had heard the most amazing idea that day. He said Mum, Mum listen – “If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear […]
The first month So, as you might have noticed – I’ve started this blog at the end of January, so in theory nearly a month into the residency, but in practice I haven’t really started yet. This is frustrating but […]
A pilot initiated by Judith Mottram, Terry Shave and Joanne Lee from Nottingham Trent University’s School of Art and Design, ‘A Field Guide to Ideas’ is a collaboration with former Arts Council East Midlands Visual Arts & Literature Head Alison Lloyd.
News of current public realm and gallery commissioning projects.
A selection of forthcoming open exhibition competitions, bursaries and prizes for artists.
Who are your role models? A piece of advice given to me recently was to find people who are in positions I would like to have and work back through their CVs. Follow their trajectory back to the point I […]
After visiting last week’s Future Map 10 exhibition* at London’s Zabludowicz Collection, with it’s boastful bi-line: ‘showcasing the finest talent from the University of the Arts’, I have been thinking: Why are we churning out so many artists? Because we […]
The whole south of China has been experiencing a cold snap for at least the past week. There were reports on the news about how it has even made keeping some schools open very difficult. I have found myself eyeing […]
The Last Two Weeks = Crazy I feel a little out of touch with myself, having not blogged properly since Christmas, which now seem ages ago. Getting back into college was good, I started back on the 4th of January […]
In Preston yesterday, presenting our work so far. Great to see what the others in the group have been up to, very diverse work. We don’t get to meet up as often in this final year and as such I […]
Zabludowicz Collection, London
13 January – 6 February 2011
I’ve been a serious art gallery visitor over this last few weeks, well it gets me away from eating the remnants of the Quality street tin where the only sweetie’s left are the one no one wants. I’ve ventured to […]
I’ve been rather busy with lots of random stuff, which I’ll get onto, and yesterday had my first meeting with my new language exchange partners here in Xiamen. That is where I’ll start. I met Jia through CEAC, he is […]
Antonia Dewhurst talks to Degrees unedited Online editor Richard Taylor during her final year at Coleg Menai, Bangor, North Wales.
High Points of 2010: Started an MA at Wimbledon Completed my first residency Grew in confidence in terms of my work and with running workshops and teaching Sold some work Saved money by not entering any competitions Relocated to London […]
Saturday MorningWhile Jessica was working in Mr Bald’s studio I was in our studio trying to construct a container for water using some wood and plastic I found yesterday in a pile of building debris. I was just getting to […]
