Arts Council Project 2024
Drum roll ……
2024 is going to be a busy
and exciting year.
Drum roll ……
2024 is going to be a busy
and exciting year.
As part of my funding activities, I planned to be interviewed by Fun With Bells podcast host, Cathy Booth! This new episode of the ‘Fun with Bells’ podcast has gone live where Cathy talks with me about ringing, bells and […]
A visual essay responding to an Arts Council England and OutSet funded research trip to documenta 15, with a group of disabled d/deaf and neurodivergent artists and curators.
We Are Invisible We Are Visible (WAIWAV) On 2 July 2022, 31 Disabled artists disrupted 30 locations with surreal interventions, in recognition of the 102nd anniversary of the first Dada International Exhibition. Dada is dead. Long live Dada! The Artist is […]
Possibly a one-off blog, but perhaps a series of posts about my work for the We Are Invisible We Are Visible project. We Are Invisible We Are Visible was presented by DASH, the disabled led visual arts organisation, and was awarded the 2021 Ampersand Prize.
For the finally of my Arts Council research project I am creating Do Touch Me. The research has been into how to create interactive art without touch for a Covid world. The outcome of the research is people want to […]
Last Thursday I had the pleasure of meeting with Anja, the family learning officer from Coventry Transport Museum. I really wanted to chat with Anja as we have a shared love of play. Anja’s role is to bring as much play […]
For Random String I created a totally new, immersive experience for myself and the audience. For the duration of Saturday 13th November I was in the projection marquee experimenting with circles and colours. I invited the audience to come and […]
Left to right: Simone Anderson, Curriculum development Truus Jansen, Ethics and unconscious bias Samantha Watson, Content design and accessibility Larisa Blazic, Lead artist
Arts Council England have awarded me a project grant to research how to create interactive art without touch over the next year
Two years after losing its ACE National Portfolio Organisation status, the Bristol gallery has secured funding for its exhibition programme up to 2022.
A critical review of Stryx Gallery’s SOUP Pt V: BLENDER residency
written by Emily Scarrott
Arts Council England has published its draft strategy for 2020-2030 and is inviting responses from individuals and organisations through an online consultation and series of workshops across England.
An upcoming solo show exploring humanity’s ongoing fascination with myths – from ancient Greek legends to modern superheroes and ‘fake news’. Opening July 6 at 20-21 Visual Arts Centre. Supported using public funding by the National Lottery through Arts Council England.
Heard the news that I was accepted for the Developing Your Creative Practice grants from Arts Council England. Fantastic. Now I can get on with the work and have a rest from funding applications! This will enable me to: Learn […]
Other News In Brief: Statue of Van Gogh in Brixton modified to remove smoking pipe, razor and revolver; Belgian theatre company admit to stolen Picasso hoax.
In Brief: news briefing featuring national and international stories including: Over 150 artists pledge support for censored Serralves Museum director; Arts Council England sparks controversy with ‘practical guide’ to concept of cultural democracy; Iniva to move Stuart Hall Library to new site on Chelsea College of Arts’ campus.
ACE commissioned report from Britain Thinks, reviewing how the arts, museums and libraries sector has progressed since 2010
The gallery, which lost its regular ACE funding in the 2015-18 round, is to close after over 40 years of regular programming.