I am collaborating with Camilla Brendon on a series of performances called GMT- over Skype. This blog documents one performance and the preceeding time developing it over 4 days in Birmingham with performance artist Kate Spence.
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 […]
Having re-engaged with my practice due to the Artist Teacher Scheme, I am now continuing my journey through the M.A. in Arts Practice and Education. Time to take a deep breath…and here we go!
I am artist in residence in the Fine Art department of the University of Nottingham for the academic year 2013-14. I have a studio on Jubilee Campus where I shall be available for the undergraduates in art who can visit […]
Infinite metamorphosis, formulas of forms. Bred by taste of the act in the incomprehensible roams.
Collaboration between artists Michaela Nettell and Robert Worley to make and studio test a collection of hinged glass pyramids inspired by Cedric Price’s visionary design for the Snowdon Aviary at London Zoo. The objects are envisaged both as props for […]
Blog to record documentation/analysis of the journey during my MA fine art full time course at the Faculty of Arts University of Brighton. www.mercedesferrari.com
This blog is a kind of glossary of practice, not necessarily in alphabetical order.
This is my first Solo show at Paul McPherson Gallery, London. The show is a collection of figurative-abstract works inspired with people, modern commuters that are travelling to work in and around London. The collection will be focusing on people, […]
Documenting my research, through my visual practice, into the relationship between bodies and capital.
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 […]
A heady mix of gumption, foresight and horse sense… this will not be boring. Our preparations for Residency @Locally sourced: Recipes for change in the arts. The SSoCiaL ‘SAUCED’ residency is a partnership between Arts Development UK and a-n The […]
am a artist who happens to be dsabled not a disabled artist. Lost my left leg below knee, also lost tops of my fingers and to add insult to injury have had a hip replacement on the wright leg. very […]
am a artist who happens to be disabled not a disabled artist. Lost my left leg below knee, also lost tops of my fingers and to add insult to injury have had a hip replacement on the wright leg. very […]
For ‘Contemporary Construction 1’ at CADS/Sheffield we will make site specific work that relates to a white and a black room and the inter-connecting courtyard. CC1 is subject to ongoing change, the elements will be exposed to alteration and refiguring. […]
Part 1 was rather rudderless: Part 2: further solitary in ‘The Cooler’ through the summer. My sentance another big floor mosaic.
chimera… 1. a mythical beast. 2. a fancy or dream; an imagining This blog will chart something of the effects on my art practice of a Re:view bursary and an Arts Council Wales Research and Development Grant.
My, Arts Council Funded, residency at Meantime Project Space, Cheltenham starts on Monday 2nd September. I will be photographing women of all ages who live, work or shop in this area of Cheltenham. Six women has signed up so far, […]
August 2013 Walking. Walking in fields. Walking in woods. Walking with a massive sky. Walking with a stretched out landscape.
a giant step…..
I have a project that I’ve been trying to get off the ground for a while now. One key aspect of it needs a bit of grappling with in order to take the work further and, this blog is where […]
This year I was awarded an a-n Re:view Bursary for mentoring. This blog will reflect some of the developments, thoughts and discussions that take place during that process.
In recent years we’ve been on a treadmill of commissions without time to reflect and seek new inspiration for works WE’D like to make. This blog charts our progress as we embark on a review of our practice, involving; a […]
No I’m not sick and I do alright as an artist, but I am my strongest critic and I mark myself as ‘must try harder’. So I am.
Added Bright to my name as homage to my Dad who inspired my love of art.This blog is about my journey through the BA and MA. Looking back it’s interesting to see how I keep returning to swimming as a theme. But hopefully with greater depth of understanding each time.
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