Thanks Kate. I wish I could get there on Thursday, but I can't. I am hoping to be able to travel by the time Ipswich happens. It would be excellent to meet you (and others), but it just hasn't been possible for me so far. Indeed, so far, TMoM feels just like one of my virtual exhibitions. As I say, maybe by the time Ipswich happens I will be able to make an appearance!
posted on 2013-05-14 by David Riley
Looking good! Hope to be able to see it in situ as I'm only a short drive away. How about you? Are you able to make it?
Despite having a QR code, full instructions and a written web URL next to my twitter art in the This 'Me' of Mine exhibition - after two full shows - I can still count the number of new connections attributable to the shows on the fingers of one hand.
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'TUNCaT (left) in TMoM at Strange Cargo'. Photo: Jane Boyer.
# 22 [23 April 2013]
more from Folkstone
TUNCaT continues in TMoM at Strange Cargo, Georges House Gallery, Folkstone, England.
TMoM is proving to be a new experience in so many respects. Getting paid to exhibit is a big milestone, but the most intriguing aspect has been the remoteness. For various reasons, I have been unable to attend either of the first two venues, and I am unlikely to be able to get to the third (in Sevenoaks). My last chance will be much later in the year in Ipswich. So, for now at least, this exhibition remains a virtual experience for this artist. And so there is a continuing feeling of detachment and artistic loneliness.
...if a new unsolicited follower has many more followers than they are following, there is a high probability they will unfollow you within a week, whether you follow them back or not.
In other words their only aim is to bait and switch!
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Photo: Jane Boyer.
# 25 [13 May 2013]
First picture from Sevenoaks
TMoM at:
Sevenoaks Kaleidoscope Gallery
Buckhurst Lane,
Sevenoaks,
Kent TN13 1LQ
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Thanks Kate. I wish I could get there on Thursday, but I can't. I am hoping to be able to travel by the time Ipswich happens. It would be excellent to meet you (and others), but it just hasn't been possible for me so far. Indeed, so far, TMoM feels just like one of my virtual exhibitions. As I say, maybe by the time Ipswich happens I will be able to make an appearance!
posted on 2013-05-14 by David Riley
Looking good! Hope to be able to see it in situ as I'm only a short drive away. How about you? Are you able to make it?
posted on 2013-05-14 by Kate Murdoch
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# 24 [5 May 2013]
On the move
TMoM is moving to Sevenoaks.
And therefore TUNCaT is too.
Full details here.
Dates for Ipswich coming very soon.
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# 23 [3 May 2013]
an observation
As TMoM in Folkstone comes to an end.
Despite having a QR code, full instructions and a written web URL next to my twitter art in the This 'Me' of Mine exhibition - after two full shows - I can still count the number of new connections attributable to the shows on the fingers of one hand.
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'TUNCaT (left) in TMoM at Strange Cargo'. Photo: Jane Boyer.
# 22 [23 April 2013]
more from Folkstone
TUNCaT continues in TMoM at Strange Cargo, Georges House Gallery, Folkstone, England.
TMoM is proving to be a new experience in so many respects. Getting paid to exhibit is a big milestone, but the most intriguing aspect has been the remoteness. For various reasons, I have been unable to attend either of the first two venues, and I am unlikely to be able to get to the third (in Sevenoaks). My last chance will be much later in the year in Ipswich. So, for now at least, this exhibition remains a virtual experience for this artist. And so there is a continuing feeling of detachment and artistic loneliness.
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'TMoM opening at Strange Cargo'. Photo: Jane Boyer.
# 21 [21 April 2013]
current exhibition
This ‘Me’ of Mine; Strange Cargo, Georges House Gallery; Georges House, 8 The Old High Street, Folkstone, Kent, CT20 1RL; 12 April to 7 May 2013.
Includes: Twitter User Names Coded and Transcribed; and Bar EP Blues (kinetatic).
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'Bar EP Blues (kinetatic) at APT Gallery Deptford London'. Photo: Arnold Borgerth.
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'TUNCaT at APT Gallery Deptford London'. Photo: Arnold Borgerth.
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'Bar EP Blues (kinetatic) at APT Gallery Deptford London'. Photo: Jane Boyer.
# 20 [18 April 2013]
closed
Catching up with myself, TMoM at APT Gallery Deptford London closed on 31st March 2013.
Photos of TUNCaT and Bar EP Blues (kinetatic).
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# 19 [1 April 2013]
update
TUNC [996 / 2013-03-31 / 22:36] = http://virtual.codedimages.com/tun/
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# 18 [31 March 2013]
a twitter observation
as a rule of thumb...
...if a new unsolicited follower has many more followers than they are following, there is a high probability they will unfollow you within a week, whether you follow them back or not.
In other words their only aim is to bait and switch!
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# 17 [30 March 2013]
your last chance
to see TUNCaT in TMoM at APT is tomorrow Sunday 31st March between noon and 5pm.
TUNCaT then moves with TMoM to Folkestone where it opens on 12th April at Strange Cargo Georges House Gallery.
The full tour details can be found at:
http://thismeofmine.wordpress.com/tour-dates/
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# 16 [30 March 2013]
update
TUNC [993 / 2013-03-30 / 09:31] = http://virtual.codedimages.com/tun/
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