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Jane Kilford - gASP coffee blog

Born from a need to communicate with my fellow ArtSpace artists I started a regular tea and coffee event . There is no agenda other than to meet, share, exchange, drink tea/cofee and eat cake and so far has been a rather jolly and Read on…

Anna Keleher - RAT + talking with things

My blog links the enormously rich and fast evolving blog world with the English Riviera Geopark and my contemporary art practice. Now there’s a thing!! Read on…

Janette Kerr - Janette Kerr: Extreme wave theory

A RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PROJECT CONCERNING THE INTERFACE BETWEEN ART AND SCIENCE RELATING TO SEA SURROUNDING SHETLAND. IT SEEKS TO MAKE DIRECT VISUAL ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN OBSERVATIONAL AND EXPERIENTIAL FIELD WORK, NORWEGIAN Read on…

Valery Koroshilov - ON PAINTING

It's tough. No one needs a painter, yet everyone needs a painter. Read on…

Valery Koroshilov - ARCHITECTURAL IMPRESSIONS

The series of oil on paper paintings entitled "architectural impressions suite" reflect my long preoccupation with the phenomenon of an Organic Form in the built environment. The following notes had been written to accompany the images in the Read on…

Charlotte Louise Kirkham - Every shoe in the house...

A project exploring my obsession with shoes Read on…

Margareta Kern - GUEST

This blog tracks the development of my residency with the University of Bath's Department of Social Science and the Institute of Contemporary Interdisciplinary Arts, March-June 2010. I will explore labour and the intersection between artistic and Read on…

Carole Kirk - Leeds Metropolitan

The BA in Visual Arts is run at Todmorden College on the Yorkshire/Lancashire border. It encourages all art forms and media, and includes professional development as well as fine art practice. Read on…

Valery Koroshilov - CRUEL HABITATIONS

A large size painting with a complex subject matter has been completed recently for a collector in London, who initially was one of my patrons, but later became a very close friend. Cruel Habitations, 2009 is a painting comprising Read on…

Valery Koroshilov - ASIAN SERIES PORTRAITS

After the solo-exhibition "New Paintings" at the Standard Chartered Bank London in January 2009, I returned to the theme of Asian Portraits and decided to develop a new body of work to continue the series. Read on…

Valery Koroshilov - MAD HATTER'S WORKSHOP

My project proposal challenges definitions of what is art and what architecture and design. It addresses issues of perception and the relationship between people and space in a funky and funny, a mad hatter’s kind of way. Read on…

Valery Koroshilov - PAINTING COMMUNITY PORTRAIT

Reflections on the progress with the public art project "The Bigger Picture of a Small Neighbourhood" Read on…

Valery Koroshilov - ARTIST'S STUDIO

Artist's reflections on the initial stage of a major Corporate Commission Read on…

Nicola Kearey - Recording in progress

I'm using this blog to help myself move on with my creative practice, and to record my progress. Read on…

Sofia Khan - University of Wesminister

A multi visual course that combine Film, Photography, digital media and theortical debates. Read on…

Alison Kershaw - I dont know about community......

This blog is about a project that I am curating in Manchester called I dont know about community networks but i know what i like. The idea is to look at the issues that arise during the project , which culminates in an exhibitionOne and Read on…

Emma Kemp - Establishing new ground

As recent graduate, I am fighting to get my artwork known in the already saturated pastures. The inevitable, current economic climate is making it harder to catch the boat upstream, but I feel it is also making me feel more determined. Read on…

Emma Kaiser - North Devon School of Art - University of Plymouth

North Devon School of Art is part of North Devon College and a partner college of University of Plymouth. At present the college only offers Foundation Degrees but fingers crossed a third top up year to full BA will be available as of 2009. Read on…

Margareta Kern - Clothes for Death

Clothes for Death is an ongoing project in which I photograph women in Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovina who have prepared clothes in which they wish to be buried.In 2006, I received R&D Grant from the Arts Council England. In 2008 I received the Read on…

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