JUST SOME PAST SNIPPETS: The college work will get done, but you know how it is, you go zapping about on adrenaline then when it’s all done you slump! I love the idea that this time for thinking has led […]
Well, I now have an axis web profile! Check it out! http://www.axisweb.org/artist/zanneandrea I feel like I need to work on my “artist statement” that I’ve posted on there.. I have different statements written, in different styles and word lengths that […]
Relocation Relocation Relocation A big part of rebuilding and refocusing my practice has seen me think about where I want to be based. The questions that I have asked myself have been what is best for me? What is best […]
Relationships. Relationships are such a vital point to my work, I thought it’s best to mention my relationship with two of my favourite artists: Michael Dean, an artist from Newcastle-upon-Tyne, who has an exhibition opening at the Henry Moore Institute, […]
Scribbling this blog longhand on a train bound for London, I can use the time to reflect on the week gone by and the day ahead – and hope that no one sits next to me. This trip in itself […]
Gallery annouces exhibiting artists for Oriel Davies Open 2012.
We have now settled on a date for the performance at the gallery, it will be on May 3rd. It quite a small space, so even if only 7 people show up it will feel busy, more and it will […]
Bureau Gallery, Manchester
30 March – 12 May 2012
Moving around the Dan Graham pavillion in the sunshine at Lisson Gallery was a good way to start Friday. It followed an intense week of prep and a presentation to staff and students (with questions) on studio practice and contextualisation. […]
Early in March I was in Margate for the National Federation of Artists’ Studio Providers’ (NFASP) AGM and a series of events designed to bring artists and studio providers together to share experience, intelligence and generally bond.
Artists talking Online Editor Andrew Bryant looks to the Projects unedited blogs to consider the enduring question: Why be an artist?
Artists Sally Lemsford and Elizabeth Murton reflect on AIR’s first annual members forum, OpenAIR: Effecting Change. Interview by Jack Hutchinson.
In April 2010 six young people from North Glasgow were given the unique opportunity to explore life in a completely different way and to interpret what they saw using photography within contemporary art.
Last month’s announcement that June would be the final copy of a-n Magazine in print has generated some questions which we’re responding to here for the benefit of all readers.
A good proposal is like a conversation. To begin a really good relationship, you’ve got to find out as much as you can about who you’re talking to and what they’re interested in. This is the basis of making a successful pitch.
Penultimate day in Istanbul: Today has been long but productive. Things achieved: -meeting with the artists of Atilkunst in the tapestry room at Mimar Sinan University. Good to talk about TRADING STATION, discussed ways of trading work, ideas including mailing […]
How was AIR formed? What does the future hold? AIR’s former chair Paul Scott, who has been involved since day one, provides a timely insight.
Artist, horticulturist and a-n Communications and partnerships team member Maggie Tran sowed the seeds of her practice through volunteering and event programming. As working life flourishes she takes us to the tip of her roots to tell the tale.
Press for POWER Anytime I have ever put my head above the press parapet I have always been amazed at the ability for a fairly straightforward story to be misinterpreted, sometimes by the journalist, sometimes by the reader and sometimes […]
Mac arts, Birmingham
19 January 2012
Hijack! was a success. The whole experience of the exhibition was pleasant and rewarding. Something that I am now very aware of when taking part in group exhibitions is the need for my work to be shown in the correct […]
Now we’re nearing the end of the degree, the issue of “ticking all the boxes” seems to be arising more and more. I’m not going to go into detail about how our course goes about marking, but there seem to […]
It’s that time at last – our contextual studies lectures have come to an end, and the Monday time slot has been assigned one-to-one dissertation feedback sessions with our lecturer, Kath. She’s just had two essays published in 50 Key […]
Maša Kepic reports on the recent #copyrightgreyareas Twitter debate hosted by @an_magazine
Book Review, London
12 March 2012
