Filming in the ‘home studio’ today – the second take for a section of a new video work. I adjusted the lighting and the framing. Working from home again on video projects is good in some ways. I don’t have […]
Another long gap since last posting on this blog! Another change in circumstances affecting my artistic practice. My temporary studio space reverted to commercial status in December last year so I have been in a period of re-adjustment. My current […]
Lots of time spent resolving technical matters – as usual. The video jack in the projector no longer works, so testing with laptop connected via VGA cable! At least it works.
After a long absence Body: Capital returns! Following about 18 months of engaging barely at all with my art practice, due to family commitments, I finally began to re-connect in April of this year. I moved into a temporary studio in […]
Yesterday I actually managed to get out and do some work on an idea I have had for a while. It’s half term so I’m not tied to having to do everything during school hours and my son is happy […]
Disarming the Dead This evening I re-read a chapter from “The Buried Soul: How Humans Invented Death” by Timothy Taylor, 2002, Fourth Estate. The chapter, An Unexpected Vampire, recounts the post- mortem isolation of a prostitute who died in 1933 […]
I have been thinking a lot this week about my physical location – where I actually spend a large amount of my life. How it impacts on my being an artist. The shadow of the former mining industry has a […]
“That the accused persons, mostly poor themselves, were not responsible for this economic suffering was beside the point; they were perceived as the cause, and that perception sufficed to justify scapegoating them.” From Witchcraze: A New History of the European […]
I am starting this blog as a way of documenting and sharing my research. At the weekend I was in Norwich setting up at an exhibition at Hungate Medieval Art, a deconsecrated church in the centre of Norwich which is […]