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Morning spent at the pasting table fiddling with bits of paper, which was pretty joyous. I go into some kind of trance and move things around till the placing feels right. Worked in some photographs of my mum when she […]

Eat My Hat 10 Gales Gallery in London from 8th April to 10th April 2011 Featuring the work of student artists, Eat My Hat sees the second year’s group show which brings together work that aims to challenge a wide […]

Onwards with pinhole and live art; I picked up the dried prints today. They’re an improvement on the first batch but much work needs to be done to get anywhere near the standard of image I intend to achieve. I […]

So much has happened within the last couple of days. We had a lecture by Martin Parr on Wednesday and then had a seminar and tutorials with Fred Mann (of Fred Gallery, London) on Thursday last week. Firstly, Martin Parr’s […]

The theme of my evening class at the LUX this week was landscape. In her introduction Lucy reminded us that the notion of ‘landscape’ only really emerged with industrialisation – at the moment when people first felt themselves divorced/separate from […]

uber kunst At the studio I sorted out the webcam so that it has a motion sensor – it has a lovely vague quality like a polaroid. I love the ambiguity. also next was the pinhole photography, which was initially […]

Can you just give up art? Apparently when the chips are down you just call it quits be thankful for the education and the experiences and then opt out and pursue another goal. You can do that. Or you can […]

Part 2 In response to your comments: Rob – Hi Jane, Interesting that you point out that thought is not art until something transforms it or manifests itself in another form. If this form is produced by industrially, or folk […]

VIRTUAL TECHNOLOGY V. AUTHENTIC MATERIALITY I cant get the idea out of my head that I need to justify (to myself) why drawing, specifically pencil on paper might be a valid means of visual art today. I imagine it lies […]

Can a work of art really be connected to the artist when the artist hasn’t made it or perhaps even touched it? Breaking through the restrictions of medium, what Rosalind Krauss calls the post-medium condition, shattered the boundaries but has […]

GLIMPSES STOP-START BRIEFLY * I have begun reading The Garden in the Machine by Scott MacDonald, which explores representations of nature and landscape (often gardens specifically) in American avant-garde film. Many of the individual studies (of Larry Gottheim’s Fog Line, […]

I am very much focusing for the next part of the project on listening as an active participation within a space. Taking a few of the exercises I did with the school last year and building on these. Combining them […]

So, January is in full swing, I have had my ear operation, got a job with Matt Roberts (more on that later ) and Core Gallery is motoring ahead. The xmas period was spent putting the final touches on DIY […]