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‘Part’ exhibition of drawings at the Cupola Gallery, Sheffield

As we mark the 100th anniversary of the beginning of the First World War it seems appropriate to remember a truly amazing female artist, Käthe Kollwitz, who depicted the turbulent events of late 19th and early 20th century Germany through […]

After the first public showing of my new work Re-Veil-Le on October 11th, I am starting the blog I wanted to start at the beginning of the thoughts that led up to that work 18 months ago. Re- Veil-Le is […]

Jessica Akerman and Morven Mulgrew’s New Collaborations bursary blog.

Each post, in fifty words or less, will document thoughts, processes and progresses on the following projects: Walking and Drawing; Performing Drawing and Waiting and Drawing. Why fifty words? I tend to waffle, so it will be good practice in […]

In keeping with my Twitter name @ruthrandom, a freer more in-the-moment blog. Expect anything.

Part 1 was rather rudderless: Part 2: further solitary in ‘The Cooler’ through the summer. My sentance another big floor mosaic.

Pauline Kael trying to eat popcorn without waking the rest of the world up.

‘Painting is a philosophical enterprise that doesn’t always involve paint.’ Howard Halle

From design and plan of the building, to moving in, setting up and getting down to ‘making’, this blog explores my journey towards a studio of my own.

Tampere Artists´ Association rents living and working facilities at Takahuhti Artcenter for visiting artists, curators, critics and alike. The building is a former old people´s home and it is owned by the City of Tampere.

To investigate and expand on ideas that emerged towards the end of my postgraduate research; the presence of the body, a desire to explore materials more fully and the importance of space- to think, move, and make intuitively

Marina Abramovic’s new work now at an end at the Serpentine Gallery, Kensington Gardens, London