Summer 2018 I walked the 268-mile Pennine Way as Unsolicited Artist in Residence. This series of walks forms the research stage of my new project, ‘Horizons Are Important’. I want to connect with other artists and learn about their practice while making new work in the process.
I recently had the opportunity to visit Delhi and Rajasthan, and started looking at making new work investigating the activities of street dogs (The Cynics of Rajasthan). I was able to take portraits of over 200 street/village dogs and plan now to create new film/performance work
After spending a week researching Ethnographic Museum in Krakow archive I went for a residency in University of Folk Art and Craft, located in Wola Sekowa – remote village South East of Poland. During my residency time there were ceramic […]
In spare time over the past few months I have been building a prototype printing press for my wood block prints.
In May 2018, in support of a-n 2018 Bursary, I visited Ethnographic Museum in Krakow, Poland archives. I been mostly interested in researching these materials that are regarding love (love letters and songs) and women rituals, I also focused on […]
Investigating people and places through the mediums of animation, illustration, installation and storytelling.
Hello, and welcome to my blog, where I write stuff about being and becoming an art technician; failing and succeeding in an environment which is often male-dominated. But more than anything else, this blog is me, looking for my tribe. I know you’re out there!
Ice Tower Sculpture and Autumn Sculpture
A personal and professional journey exploring visual languages of theatre set design and researching the theatre set designer Tanya Moiseiwitsch
This conversation discuss the project ‘Doodle Walks,’ how it came about, its relation to ideas of belonging and dislocation, and how experimenting with digital media has changed my artistic practice.
A farewell to Singularity
While escapism has a bad-reputation (i.e “escape from the political”), I am interested in the need for practices of escape in order to both cope with the present (a respite!), and imagine something radically different.
Translating artspeak to make the arts more accessible
Its time for me to think about what I do and why?
Supported by Visual Art South West, Exeter based writer & artist Gabrielle Hoad received writing bursary to review the ‘Prospecting’ Artists Symposium, which took place on 1st November at University Centre Somerset. Images by London based artist Léonie Hampton.
TRANSMISSION is a pilot project devised as part of my a-n bursary research into setting up a radio platform in Digbeth (Birmingham) from which all programmes are made by artists, musicians and composers based in the West Midlands.
Thoughts on bronze during my course and residency at the Scottish Sculpture Workshop, funded by A-N Artist Bursaries 2018. www.clareburnett.net
My latest project aiming to make creativity more accessible to everyone
Revealing inner vulnerabilities can radiate your courageous strength of character
“…part of what I am is the enigmatic traces of others…” (Judith Butler)
Oil on card, 53cm x 43cm
bursary recipient 2018 with Bill Campbell
New blog focused around interviews with practitioners from various art and design backgrounds.
Thoughts on art, literature and philosophy as they intercept my life and practice.
The Fourth International Teaching Artist Conference (ITAC4) was held in New York City, thanks to an artist bursary from a-n I was able to attend.
Opinions and experiences, discussing and documenting practice in the visual arts.
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