Blogs - a-n The Artists Information Company

exploring psychogeographical themes in a playful, accessible way with children in a community setting. Also published at www.playradical.com

blog plotting my practice, life and work during 2019.

This blog will be an anchor point/place for me to discuss and reflect on discoveries I make and new experiences I encounter for the duration of a Fellowship with Random String.
www.natalieramus.com
(Photo credit: Julia Bauer)

A blog in which I attempt to chart progress in 2018.

TRANSMISSION is a pilot project devised as part of my a-n bursary research into setting up a radio platform in Digbeth (Birmingham) from which all programmes are made by artists, musicians and composers based in the West Midlands.

a void weekly : weakly avoid

Just Another Exhibition Space

My latest project aiming to make creativity more accessible to everyone

Threads between words, music and a bundle of old clothes… … and the increasingly intense exploration of drawing…

My lens-based artist practice had led me to discover a new way of merging video with reality. I wanted to find out what I could do with this this new invention and learn the digital skills I needed to make work with it.

A nostalgia for a time that never really existed in the first place.

New Year, New blog charting progress in 2019

Project Me: charting the progress of my practice since 2007

This is a record of a research and development project funded by the Arts Council and Leverhulme Trust, uniting artistic practice with scientists, academics, architects and health professionals. The projects focus is the influence of environment on human experience and wellbeing.

Woodblock print of a Fish.

I’m planning to be on the move again. It takes some planning to be in the right place at the right time. Is that even possible? How about being able to just go with the flow? Can we make our […]

This blog aims to document my year long journey as a student of UNION, a sector-based coaching programme for emerging community artists & social activists across the north of England.

Looking into connections between autobiographical memory and clothing, linking art and science through research and material investigation.
Image: Untitled (STB), 2011, plaster, 30 x 12.5 x 9.5 cm (cast of inside of clothing)

A place for fictional fragments, museum meanderings, and artistic iconoclasm, all stored neatly as blog posts.

Most of these are (hopefully) starting points for new ideas and longer articles.

This blog documents my progression through academia as a visual artist. I completed a Practice-led PhD in the School of Fine Art, History of Art and Cultural Studies at the University of Leeds in December 2016. The focus of my […]

In 2018 I received a professional bursary to understand the basics of using machine learning in art. Across these four blog posts I describe what I learnt.