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This blog will document the process of my residency with Govanhill Baths in Glasgow.

A guide on how to apply good design to your website.

In the run up to my exhibition at Castle House, Sheffield I will document the thoughts, experimentation and processes that shape my work. ‘When the walls take flight’ will be a wallpaper installation and performance which, during the exhibition, transforms into a flock of birds.

The Intertidal cinema will take place as part of the London Design Festival from the 13th-15th of September 2014.

The Print Camino is a portable printmaking project supported by a-n collaborative bursary. It is made by Printers’ Symphony group (Dana Ariel, Julia McKinlay, Eleanor Morgan and Georgina Tate). No longer confined to the printing press, we are taking printing out into the world.

Piecing together a future in uncertain times.

Ever since my brother died four months ago I have felt separated from the world by grief and sadness. I have never experienced such depth of pain and the hollow emptiness of loss. Life will never be the same and […]

Documenting the progress and thoughts of the collaboration between designer Mike Kann and artist Bettina Fung.
This collaboration is supported by the A-N New Collaborations Bursary.

Starting at 9am on Monday 4th August and finishing at 5pm on Friday 8th August. Five by Eight consists of forty panels, one for each hour of the working week

New to the site so, Im introducing myself by blogging some pictures of my graffiti art Murals

A collaborative research project with Carolyn Lefley (artist) and Keir Strickland (archaeologist) recording an art/archaeology survey of the abandoned island of Swona, off the Orkney Islands, in August 2014. This blog records our preparations/research/findings.

this blog plots an awakening after my attendence of a big lunch extras camp in july 2014

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.

Sharing thoughts and research related to ‘Tangled Yarns’, an Arts Council England – supported solo exhibition exploring the politics of the global textile industry through time. ‘Tangled Yarns’ launched at William Morris Gallery and then toured to Cromford Mills.