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Artists discussing their practice and experiences through personal blogs about the projects they’re working on, as they happen, wherever they happen.

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Hand in Glove - Public Realm Commission 2013 - Anne Deeming

Hand in Glove are working with Bristol-based artist Anne Deeming on the Arts Council England funded Public Realm Commission; a unique co-production opportunity encouraging experimentation and fresh thinking around the display and public Read on…

LOCWS International - Art Across The City 2013

Art Across The City 2013 is an exhibition of contemporary public art across the City of Swansea. Commissioned and curated by Locws International, the exhibition presents five new commissions by Sinta Tantra, Olaf Breuning, Pete Fowler, Philip Read on…

LOCWS International - Art Across The City 2012

Art Across The City 2012 is an exhibition of contemporary public art located across the City of Swansea, with twelve artworks on show by a diverse selection of international and UK-based artists, 29 September - 11 November. There Read on…

Hannah Imlach - Artist in Residence at Fisherton Primary School in Ayrshire March - June 2012

I am currently working as an Artist in Residence at a small primary school on the west coast, where I will work until mid June. I intend to document my progress and experiences through this blog and welcome any comments or Read on…

Phil Illingworth - Notes from an obsessive/compulsive butterfly

The title says it all, really. Read on…

Linda Ingham - Head & Whole Project - Concerning the subject of Human Form in the Contemporary Visual Arts

This blog will cover 5 days of the third week of the current strand of the Head & Whole project, taking place at Abbey Walk Gallery in Grimsby. It will take the form of informal musings regarding the content and nature of the work included in Read on…

Linda Ingham - Head & Whole Project - Concerning the subject of Human Form in the Contemporary Visual Arts

Helen Ingram - Staffordshire University

BA Hons Fine Art Degree Show 2010 Read on…

Laura Ana Maria Iosifescu - Laura Art Work

Laura `s art tells a story about her identity, who she is. She is passionate about colours,"a real energy in action" she says. Also she loves films. When she is making movies she is doing her best to offer an image that people do not expect to Read on…

Steven Ingman - Night Light

‘Night light’ is new body of work, currently in development that will be exhibited at Derby City Gallery - 1st May – 4th June 2010. Read on…

Jeff Instone - the ART of WORK

the ART of WORK— the ART of WORK is a serial of commonplace operations set to order : and if IDEAS are no more than a set of operations then the primary value of the artwork lies in being made [then unmade] in “real time” on a Read on…

Linda Ingham - Open Pores: an enquiry under the skin of self, by Linda Ingham

Human form is the visual basis of my subject matter, and, for me, spills into ideas about who we might ‘be’ – existentially, historically and physically. Hence a preoccupation with what’s on the ‘inside’ and the Read on…

Exhibitions Intern - Bracknell New Town: Four New Exhibitions: Opening on 28 November, 1pm-3pm

"We English" by Simon Roberts "OBSERVATIONS ON A TOWN" by JANET CURLEY CANNON (Bracknell Gallery) "BRACKNELL RE:VIEWS" by JANE TADRIST (MANSION SPACES)"AN ACT TO FOLLOW" by PATRICIA MACKINNON-DAY AND BEVERLEY CARPENTER WITH RAINFOREST WALK (Atrium Read on…

Phil Illingworth - Colin of Alaska

'We drove down to the coast today. Mrs d'Alaska's mum said we should boil the water before we went swimming.' Colin d'Alaska, his family and friends, are a (kind of) living artwork, allowing me to investigate new methods of communicating ideas and Read on…