‘Modern Madonnas’ is an exciting new group exhibition taking place during May and June. St George’s Arts has chosen thirteen artists from all over Britain, whose works provide a thoughtful response to the relationship between mother and child. Set in […]
Oriel Davies Gallery, Newtown
28 April – 27 June 2012
Frameless Gallery, London
14 – 20 May 2012
Last week I had a rare opportunity to step outside of my constructed self, to escape my rigid schedule and reflect. I sat on the bonnet of my car and stared up at the sky as it passed from blue […]
A-n Magazine May 1998: Increasingly, interdisciplinary or collaborative working processes are being used by artists, both as a means of extending their knowledge and personal experience and to create partnerships in which artists move beyond the close confines of the art world and can more readily address social, political and environmental concerns, we asked six artists, for whom collaborative working is a driving force, to describe their approaches and concerns and to provide some analysis of the issues an questions which have arisen.
We met with our next artist speaker, Debby Besford, to discuss ideas for her participation with the Project Space. After coffee and some shortbread biscuits from the Aylsham Women’s Institute Market, we had finalised an exhibition of Debby’s burlesque photographic […]
Fisherton Residency – Weeks 4 & 5, Using Photography to Create Images Weeks four and five of my time at Fisherton Primary School have passed quickly with the continuation of my program of activities and my second project: Using Photography […]
I will be showing my screen printed work at the NUCA Fine Art Degree Show this summer. Please join me in celebrating my graduation with this final show at Norwich University College of the Arts! The show is on from […]
Cardiff goings on. Last night, was a very busy day for art in Wales. There was the opening of the solo show of Richard Cox work at Howard Gardens Gallery; The opening of The Institute of Critical Zoologists at Chapter […]
Katie Smith asks: are social media-led artists’ projects a challenge to the traditional model of participation in the arts?
