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Recognising the value of artists sharing knowledge and information with their peers, I will record conversations with artists and arts organisations. Putting the show out as a podcast. It will create a valuable new archive.

Supporting the exhibition Portfolio NW (the Bluecoat, Friday 26 July – Sunday 15 Sept 2013), this blog features new critical writing from North West based writers, artists and curators. Bringing together eight North West-based artists, Portfolio NW celebrates creative talent […]

Art Allotments is our collage exchange project where we regularly send each other envelopes containing our rejected art work of drawings, roughs, prints & abandoned ideas together with interesting emphera and text. One extra condition that we made for ourselves […]

The highlights and lowlights of exhibiting overseas and trying to raise funding for it! 

the simultaneous amalgamation of opposites to equal one and three.

Crossing transatlantic boundaries, this blog presents a collaborative reading and interpretation of Michel Chion’s significant text Guide Des Objects Sonores: Pierre Schaeffer et la Recherche Musicale (1983). Perspectives have been developed with the Chicago-based sound artist and educator Monica Ryan.

I’ve got a plan for a new piece of work, but not the skills to realise it. As part of an a-n Re:View bursary I’m going to find the people who can help.

Following the progress of my Studio 4 residency at Chisenhale Art Place, where am making a series of etchings in response to the large broken glass windows at the back of the Chisenhale building. www.chisenhale.co.uk

As an artist and programme and engagement coordinator at Chinese Arts Centre, I am embarking on a research trip to Taiwan. Aim: to source out new connections, artists and partners between Taiwan and UK, looking into alternative programming models and […]

A documentation of recent creative projects, practice and pitfalls. Thoughts on Art in Wales/ Meddwl am Celf yn Gymru.

Gentler Passion presents a sound installation exploring hand-made sheds that Pigeon Fanciers build for their birds. The project is generously supported by the Scottish Sculpture Workshop’s Winter Residency 2013 program. This blog will focus on the construction and fabrication of […]

In this blog we will be collecting our thoughts while building, develop and using 3D printers. Working from an open source starting point, we hope to get to grip with this newer technology which over the last few years has […]

Having worked in the corporate world of Finance and IT for 25+ years I have decided to try and earn a living from my passion – photography. I am a landscape and abstract photographer predominantly working in black and white. […]

Some reflections on the Venice Biennale, and ‘The Encyclopaedic Palace’ curated show described in a number of reviews as ‘blindingly apolitical’.

This blog tracks the development of a commission based around a residency at the Norfolk Record Office (NRO) in Norwich and the Parliamentary Archives (PA) in London. The project links the parliamentary outreach project People and Parliament: Connecting with Communities […]

I’ve just graduated, and for the three years of my degree I assumed that next would be a Fine Art masters, but it isn’t. Next is four exhibitions in a month, next is writing for a new magazine, next is […]

is an evolving site-specific installation based on construction, deconstruction and reconstruction of an expanding lexicon of objects and assemblages. The process is rooted in one prototype collage that I make into actual objects which I assemble onto each site. I […]

‘Community’, undoubtedly the singularly most important aspect of my work!