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σχέδιος is the new daily blog of Iris Priest…. artist, ponderer, professional procrastinator…..

Being a recepient of a Grants for the Arts, I would like to share my thoughts as the project develops over the course of one year. ” A thousand Sheep” project includes a residency at River Bourne Community Farm, in […]

Part of GrowYourOwn*BlowYourOwn. An Arts Council England sponsored project. This is the ‘multiple participant project’ element which will be an interactive installation at Fermynwoods Country Park, Northamptonshire. www.sophiecullinan.org

I have recently arrived in New Ferry where I am undertaking an artist in residency at the New Ferry Butterfly Park. It is organised by Carol Ramsey who is passionate about the park and made a wonderful job of organising […]

Paul Evans discusses ongoing work for the Origin011 project. This blog will act as an online sketchbook and reflective journal for work in progress on a series of ambitious drawing projects that he will be undertaking during 2012.

I paint about my community and my life. This blog is to be a place where I can talk freely about my work.

St George’s Arts is an arts organisation based in a redundant church in Esher, Surrey. During 2012 we are running a varied programme including a residency, an open call exhibition, artist’s talks and creative workshops for artists as well as […]

‘Shared Ground’ is a further collaborative book arts and printmaking project between the BA Fine Art Course at Wirral Metropolitan College and Brigham Young University’s BAFA programme, Utah, USA. Concerned with our relationship to ‘place’ we hope to unravel and […]

A blog by John Boursnell, reporting on, or at least thinking out loud about, the project 5 actions / 5 texts / 5 songs – a live art piece that uses repeated actions, ball-bearing dropping, cassette looping and singing to […]

The focus will be the struggle to put together work that reflects the crisis that Modernism represents and how artists find ‘authority’ for their work in a world dominated by a scientific rationalism that denies any truth value to art. […]

The title says it all, really.

After realising that it had been such a long time since I had actually drawn anything I foundthat my drawing skills had dwindled somewhat! So I have decided it’s time to learn to draw (again)

An insight into my creative practice in the build up to the final degree show at Oxford Brookes University. Through the investigation of embroidery, I am attempting to capture notions of the sublime through domestic stitch using imagery from the […]