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Notes from a month long residency about the challenge to rediscover figuration after a year of non objective painting

Analyzing myself through my own sexual attraction to others. Attempting to ascertain the difference between human, social and animal attraction…hopefully identified the absurdity of ‘hardwired’ but no longer relevant attractions.

I sent members of flickr that live & use film near the 23postal locations on the processing envelope, a roll of kodachrome. they are taking photographs of the address on the packet. They then post to Switzerland & kodak send […]

As a woman over 50 I want to share my thoughts with you on being a creative person and finally trying to pin down what it is, exactly, that I do.

The Heritage Gallery, situated at the heart of Greenwich’s Old Royal Naval College overlooking the Thames, seems a very appropriate location to be contemplating the constantly shifting dynamic of the shore and its material, at my solo exhibition ‘Liminal Matter’. […]

Artist Adinda van ‘t Klooster talks about the Still Born art project

With only 19 days to go before the opening of my new show, I wanted to share my recent trip around Colombia. Friendly people, majestic landscape and fabulous coffee.

Notes on art and life from a Londoner living in Copenhagen.

  As this is my first blog I should probably introduce myself before launching into my latest adventure. So Hello folks, how are you all doing? My name is Tara Coggans. I live in Argyll, Scotland and I make Willow […]

A blog in response to attending the opening of documenta14 in Kassel via the a-n travel bursary

Chewed things over. A bits-and pieces overview, tastes. Thoughts in note form. Things that have stuck there since seen.

Much of what I saw and experienced in Kassel felt like stunted conversations: vital and resonating but confined to an arena of controlled experience – whether through overcrowded gallery spaces, the rigorous time planning that was needed to catch the […]

I am one of twelve artists selected for Mark Devereux Projects’ StudioBook 2017 and one of five artists selected to receive an a-n bursary to support the costs of StudioBook.

This blog contains my reflections on the lead up to, during and after the Studiobook 2017 programme.

An artists response to the interesting and scary times we are all living through

During the opening week of her Scotland + Venice film, ‘Spite Your Face’, artist Rachel Maclean spoke to Emily Sparkes about politics, inappropriate nose-touching and pasta pomodoro.

Reporting from Documenta 14 preview supported by a bursary from a-n The Artist Information Company

StudioBook is an 8-month artist mentoring programme by Mark Devereux Projects. I have been selected as one of the twelve participating artists and will be documenting the experience via this a-n blog.