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‘crepine’

Elpida Hadzi Vasileva, ‘sack’
caul fat, metal

‘tripe’
cleaning stomacks

‘Chai’
This is the character that is sprayed on to buildings prior to demolition and can be seen all over Beijing. In Pinyin the character is written ‘chai’ and means ‘to break up, split apart, rip open, destroy’.

Adinda van 't Klooster, 'Hearing the lines you drew and the colours you spread'. Photo: Julie Freeman. Live performance shot of the visual score. Singers: Steve Brown and Mona McCarthy

‘Spectrogram close-up’, 2007.
Adinda van 't Klooster

‘Spectrogram close-up’, 2007.
Adinda van 't Klooster

Imogen Ashwin, Free gift making in progress - elderberry beads (x 180!!)

Imogen Ashwin, Making the free gift for the Assumption Special issue of Kalender: paper beads dipped in elderberry juice (x 180!!)

Imogen Ashwin, ‘Quatenus: Sign Two’
Installation view, Dragon Hall - detail

Imogen Ashwin, Installation view, Dragon Hall

Imogen Ashwin, Dragon Hall installation view - Quatenus: Flowerface

Stuart Brisley, Manuel Vason. Photo: Manuel Vason.

Steven Cohen, Manuel Vason. Photo: Manuel Vason.

Miguel Perreira, Manuel Vason. Photo: Manuel Vason.

Manuel Vason, 'Encounters - book cover'.

Alex Pearl, ‘untitled’
Part of a book of photos I'll probably never show.

‘tea party cakes’

‘mad artists tea party’

Helen Thompstone, ‘Bullion’
Having a bash with straw marquetry

Helen Thompstone, ‘Stack’

‘Just plug it in!’

‘Electric motor scooter charging at Pickled Art’
this is the other form of transport that I would like - the electric motor scooter. Cheap to run - and so quiet, you hardly hear them at all along the street.

‘Same same’