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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.
Starting a project? Why not share your experiences by writing a blog about it?
Richard Taylor - Stating/Showing - a new project to be realised
An ongoing experiment exploring the actual growth of an idea, realisable in the presentation of an artwork that in the end can be exhibited in a given space. As this given space is still unknown to me, the process of blogging is an conceptual Read on…
Latest post: 17 March 2010
Abbi Torrance - the terror of neutrality
this is the title of our current critical practice lecture series at Wimbledon, where I am doing an MA in fine art - it seems we should be terrified of being neutral. Though it has become apparent that the term neutrality has many meanings to many Read on…
Latest post: 17 March 2010
Christine Taylor - Not down in the South of France
I have been staying at the home of friends who live in France where I have been inspired to create silkscreen and monoprints prints using Lichen found on the oak trees. Read on…
Latest post: 16 March 2010
Rob Turner - Making Art With Other People.
'Community', undoubtedly the singularly most important aspect of my work! Read on…
Latest post: 16 March 2010
Fern Thomas - for the bees
for the bees is a participatory project led by Owen Griffiths and Fern Thomas which stems from a concern about the threat to bees. Working with a musician we will compose a song for community choirs to sing to bee hives in Swansea in a public Read on…
Latest post: 16 March 2010
Lou Taylor - Do My Bidding! - Europe!....
We will be travelling Europe to determine if relational art is received differently than it is here in the UK. We will be driving through various countries in a campervan and working with galleries there as well as interacting with people on a less Read on…
Latest post: 14 March 2010
victoria thomas - Dividing Lines
This will be an exhibition to bring new and aspiring artists from all backgrounds together to produce new and inspirational artwork. Read on…
Latest post: 11 March 2010
Naomi Terry - Make Make Think.
The struggles and happenings of a new artist. Read on…
Latest post: 10 March 2010
Elaine Tribley - Journey to the Podium
Journey to the Podium is an opportunity for artists to adopt one of the Essex ambassador athletes and create an artwork that marks their journey to the 2012 games. Organised by Essex County Council Arts Development, the brief is to work with the Read on…
Latest post: 4 March 2010
Richard Taylor - OutofOffice; HotDesk the proliferation of themes
OutofOffice developed a project confronting themes related to Hotdesking that resulted in a group exhibition of selected artists in January 2009. The group proposes similar exhibitions to explore and widen these themes.Please get in touch: Read on…
Latest post: 5 February 2010
Emma Titcombe - The Project Room
The Project Room was set up in 2006 and has just received funding to ensure its future development. This blog will act as our notebook to look back at what we've done and how we're going to develop over the next year... Read on…
Latest post: 4 February 2010
Suzi Tibbetts - A year up north as a Resident Artist
A move to York as an artist in residence... a year surrounded by children, away from my London life. Read on…
Latest post: 25 January 2010
Rob Turner - A Walk With Cosmo.
Cosmo:Walks once a day, Can't remember where he buries his bones, large fury and 'Apricot' in colour,and does not molt.He is a standard poodle crossed with a golden retriever. Read on…
Latest post: 5 January 2010
Janet Tryner - Birmingham Institute of Art & Design
Fine Art BA Hons, Year 6 Read on…
Latest post: 12 December 2009
Christine Taylor - Lovely with an onion (artist's book)
When I was growing up in Liverpool in the 60’s, my mother had a lot of sayings. A favourite saying of hers was ‘it would be lovely with an onion’. That just meant that it was so gorgeous she could eat it. Read on…
Latest post: 6 December 2009
Dan Thompson - Empty Shops Network
A blog about the Revolutionary Arts Group's network of artists and arts organisations using empty shops to create temporary pop-up shops, community spaces and galleries Read on…
Latest post: 4 December 2009
Miriam Troth - Miriam Troth Iced KUBE
Ania Bas at Kube has invited us (WAVYBLUE artists group) to develop our ideas through ArtLab at Kube . We were inspired by meeting Ania and are looking forward Read on…
Latest post: 23 November 2009
mikaela toczek - Into the deep?
My work has alway ended up discussing issues with the environment, our detachment in western societies from the 'natural', and our strange catagorisations of areas that are worthy of protection and areas that are not. I recently set out on a Read on…
Latest post: 23 November 2009
Rob Turner - What is the importance of history ?
I have to depict the history of a town. This was my proposal and it was accepted.Suddenly then; history has become a real thing, not just a word on a piece of paper that represents....well er just ...stuff. I am left wondering now what Read on…
Latest post: 19 November 2009
Janet Tryner - Birmingham Institute of Art & Design
Fine Art BA Hons, Year 6 Read on…
Latest post: 11 November 2009