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Artist Marcus Clarke and Puppet Ron discuss their latest Artistic collaboration. Titled: The Daffodils

Walking between viewing points.
Sneaking under surfaces.
Pausing where paths cross.

When I have activities growing in parallel, it is at their intersections that the most interesting shifts occur. This blog is an opportunity to consider the interplay between projects.

Marcus’s Arts Practice develops back into Puppetry for this latest work. https://youtu.be/KLRz7SOYEnE

A participatory project exploring individual experiences of sonic environments through mark making.

This work was instigated by the thought of two of the most frightening things anyone has ever said to me. I’ve put one above another on Canvas, painted in Acrylic.

studio practice, writing, art, medicine, medical humanities, chronic illness, poetry, painting, performance, body,

Exhibiting at Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 2021

Excerpt from my website blog post this week after a philosophical day of writing prose poetry and thinking about my piece in the current DUST Rising exhibition in Newcastle-under-Lyme.

A-N member artists are invited to submit proposals for their own Solo Show in one of our contemporary art galleries within a series of dolls houses in South London.

Curated by Eldi Dundee who sees this micro curation project as an extension of her collaborative art practice.

https://vimeo.com/508473769

I’ve been asked to paint 2 dogs as a 60th birthday present

Shared Visual Experiences and Thinking Through Art is abbreviation for SVETTA Art Club for NHS staff working at Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Foundation Trust

A visual art exhibition of over a dozen mixed media and acrylic paint based wall hung collage style Canvas based artworks accompanied by a digital guide, a making of video and associated sounds.

Miyuki Kasahara: 5 x 5 sq ft & Liam Scully: 100 days/ 100 drawings

An Arts Council England supported project seeking to engage a broad national and international audience in discussions around heritage, migration and interconnectedness