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Capernwray is an incredibly fun site to dive at. I can remember my first time in there. I completely forgot I was meant to be paying attention to the instructor, instead gawking at the trout all around me. It felt […]

this time it’s serious……

  Investigating aspects of being continuously assessed and the fascination of question-testing ourselves this blog forms part of my project and show Test taking: every, never, none. I am looking with humour at questions, responses and instructions associated with tests. […]

  Here he is, St Peter Chanel of the Staffroom; saving the souls of wayward convent girls and having his head stoved in for unsolicited missioning. How the nuns fluttered when men came a visiting; how they loved a Christian […]

How to get from a deep, unresolved project, centered on the making of a mural in an area of intense complexity in North Liverpool to the making of a film about the two year journey to this point. A mural […]

This blog will document my research & development of the Manse Project which will take approximately a year to realise. I intend to create a new performance from this R&D which will be presented in both the UK, Manchester and […]

A project that envolves creating an art work every day for 365 consecutive days

Western Wilds – an international book arts collaboration by Wirral Metropolitan College BA Fine Art and Brigham Young University, Utah. Twelve students and staff from Wirral Met are embarking on an adventure to make artists’ books responding to the wilderness […]

Since graduating in 2008,Campbell & Connors joined forces again in 2012 to present an exhibition titled ‘Works on Paper’. Through collaboration, we’re extending the project & continuing our investigation of what a work on paper can be. Asking questions such […]

Pool Artists come from diverse backgrounds and their chosen art forms are equally varied. They are working to create opportunities to produce, promote and sell their own artwork. Pool Arts aims to educate the public about the positive effects of […]

Following on from my busy year working on the ‘Hidden Landscapes Project’ and adjusting to the new demands of motherhood, I’m still trying to fathom how it’s all going to pan out. My work continues to focus on the town […]

An independent project space in the freedom of the Norfolk countryside. www.queenofhungary.co.uk Artists can use the space to test ideas, experiment with new work, document installations and showcase their practice. The space hosts artist and curator talks and is a […]

Thoughts and responses to an artist residency with the National Trust for Scotland on Arran

Hi my name is Abigail Victoria Graham and welcome to my blog. AVG, obviously are my initials and Pinky, well… i just love pink. I am currently in my final year of my degree in Fine Art at UCS. This […]