This blog might be a goodbye tribute, perhaps it serves as a way of coming to terms with change because of a new ecological experiment in my local woodlands in a very important woodland SSSI site close to where I live. This is a place I know extremely well with a changing future.
Documenting and celebrating the African and Caribbean locals of Hackney’s Ridley Road.
This blog will be documenting my degree project, creating a resource about the most endangered plants in the world, to raise awareness of the plight of plants in the climate crisis.
Interview with Annie Rapstoff by art writer Hope Collinson. Hope interviewed Annie as she showed handmade artists books in the HOME BOOKS exhibition at COUCOU in May 2021
Artist response to the online presentation of the Young Rembrandt exhibition at The Ashmolean Museum Oxford June 2020
Interviews by Hope Collinson with artists PETA LLOYD and RHIANNON EVANS who made artist books in lockdown and showed them in the HOME BOOKS exhibition at COUCOU in May 2021
A journal about the daily practice of drawing.
Project Me: charting the progress of my practice since 2007
Noting down every step of my ideas.
The effects the combination of COVID-19 and Brexit has on self-representing international artists planning to exhibit in London.
Hello, this is Trish! I am a Fine Art student at the University of Suffolk in my third and last year, so called ”end of the beginning”. I will be exploring and observing, personal and honest in my writings.
Introducing seven new podcast episodes out now
Hang-Up Gallery proudly presents a solo show by British artist and inventor of ‘reverspective’ Patrick Hughes, celebrating sixty-years since his first exhibition and twenty-five years living and working in East London.
Carbon Synthesis is an international project to reveal the possibilities of linking art and science to transform perceptions of liminal wetland landscapes; revealing the effects of climate change across the globe by visualising the (in)visible.
The increasingly intense exploration of drawing, and the threads between words, sounds, music, lines…
Shared Visual Experiences and Thinking Through Art is abbreviation for SVETTA Art Club for NHS staff working at Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Foundation Trust
I’ve decided to start another exciting journey for my MOJO and I’d love for you to get in involved…
One glaring great injustice for artists on low income is the ‘Call for Artists’ paid submission ‘scam’, where artists are invited to submit their work for inclusion in an exhibition but by also by offering prize money that exhibition submission becomes a gambling wager.
Most artists we get across are non-native English speakers. They tell us how challenging they find articulating their practice clearly and profoundly when writing applications and connecting with art professionals in person.
how does the landscape feel? /sut mae’r dirwedd yn teimlo?
Arts Council England have awarded me a project grant to research how to create interactive art without touch over the next year
This is my blog documenting my final year of an honours fine arts degree at The University of Suffolk.
My most recent project, ‘Covid 19 and Creativity’ explores how imagination can overcome restrictions.
Tales of the pretty much expected….and sometimes not
Opinions and experiences, discussing and documenting practice in the visual arts.
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