Blogs - a-n The Artists Information Company

Just Another Exhibition Space

Long distance walks through beautiful places, looking to capture what I see and how I feel

Time to start a new blog, I think. Returning to studying for my BA was wonderful even though it felt unfinished, so the MA was the logical follow-up. But now I feel it’s just up to me to push my practice into the unknown using the learning experience as a catalyst.

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.

My first blog, embracing social media, and my art practice

The first in a series of blog posts about a self-organised Risograph and silk-screen printing residency in Birmingham.

a blog for 2018 to record my thoughts and reflections in my continued enquiry into potential.

The bursary will support two strands of artistic and professional development in relation to my long-form art project ‘N scale’

A blog by artist Julie Hill, a recipient of an a-n Professional Development Bursary 2018 to undertake a course in 3d printing at The Cass. Julie is working with 3d files of asteroids (or minor planets) from NASA’s 3d Resources.

Having moved to the very tip of Cornwall I have come to understand the power exerted by the sea. West Penwith is surrounded by a vast timeless substance that is so much more than just a liquid pushed by tides. […]

An art and economics philosophy blog by Emilia Telese

Threads between words, music and a bundle of old clothes… … and the ongoing exploration of drawing…     (Occasionally, images posted here do not display correctly depending on your browser or devices, if this is the case, please try […]

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

Research into art and mental health informing collaborative newspaper project Dwell Time. https://dwelltimepress.wordpress.com

My practice explores the potential for prosthetics which are made with aesthetic considerations in mind. My work began with the idea of bespoke prosthetics which are perceived, both by their wearer and observers, as aesthetically pleasing objects as well as being functional.

In reassessing my practice I find I’m doing live-art, now I’d like to look back at how I got here.

Approaching perfumery from a fine art context, this weekly blog describes how scent is a viable means of communication.

For my A-N artist bursary 2018 I will be attending mentoring sessions with the artist Rory Pilgrim and organising an event for peer to peer critique with artists who make moving image in Devon and Cornwall.

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

During May I shall be traveling to New York as part of a Professional Development Bursary to attend: Open Engagement 2018, Queens Museum. Keynotes: Lucy Lippard and Mel Chin