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A public billboard commissioned by Trinity ∴ viewable 24/7. As part of Add To My Library pays tribute to John Latham’s book relief sculpture which penetrates the window fronting Flat Time House. Trinity ∴ 310 Creek Road, Greenwich, London SE10 […]

In 1986, the year before I was born, Hannes Leopoldseder wrote Ten Indications of an Emerging Computer Culture; in this text she highlighted ways in which computers were about to change society. They now have. My work tends to be […]

This blog will look at my life after graduation and I will be telling you all about what i been up to.

Looking at access and engagement issues through an Engage Everyone Residency at Dundee Contemporary Arts. Based in the print room at DCA making work in response to conversations – physical, spatial, forensic from the perspective of an artist with a […]

After realising that it had been such a long time since I had actually drawn anything I foundthat my drawing skills had dwindled somewhat! So I have decided it’s time to learn to draw (again)

So this blog, is just that – my work, reasons behind it and what happens to it…………. while trying to balance it all with having a full time job………..

I’m a visual artist and writer who will be spending the next year studying an MA in Arts Management, Policy & Practice at the University of Manchester. Using my experiences over the next year as a catalyst, the main aim […]

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 […]

On return from a residency in China in July 2011, I have moved from London to Manchester. I am charting how this geographic move affects my career as an artist.

The University of Incidental Knowledge is a collaboration based on a higher education model, incorporating self-directed and peer-to-peer learning, initiated by UK-based artist and curator Alice Bradshaw. Incidental Knowledge is acquired by chance; through the process of doing something else […]

I am the first artist to be granted a Street Trading Licence in my home town and this blog will record my progress.

I’m going to try and sustain a blog over the whole course of a project… for the third time! Invisible City is an event taking place in Schiedam, NL 2-4 September 2011 and i’m involved. Claire Weetman, Invisible City- New […]

This blog will cover 5 days of the third week of the current strand of the Head & Whole project, taking place at Abbey Walk Gallery in Grimsby. It will take the form of informal musings regarding the content and […]

I’m just busking.

I won the Oval House prize for my degree show performance ‘cartrouble’ this summer as i completed my degree at Chelsea. It came as a shock and I was rather overwhelmed by the news, as the day of the private […]

This blog is about charting the before and after of new project ideas as they take shape; investigating and reflecting on projects as they develop. A process that often happens silently and goes untold.

This summer I am documenting the ‘Working Title’ Exhitbition at aspex gallery, Portsmouth. Gallery 1 is transformed into a workshop and exhibition space, where artists and visitors transform unwanted and broken household objects into new amalgamations.

The last year, since closing my last blog, has been pretty challenging. Now creative work is moving forwards again, I have a few things to write about, and I’ve been having lots of fun with fire …

An account of my preparation for and participation in Artisterium 4, the international contemporary fine art event in Tbilisi, Georgia, November 2011.

My work explores layering through the medium of history. An aspect of my work is the presentation of self in everyday life. My practice is located in 19o4, this blog includes sketched thoughts and reflections, aspects of research and can […]

Using this space as a notebook of ideas around archives, records and power

This project is on hold or closed, as I am focusing on my Un-fictions Snapshot etc blog. This site-specific work explores image making using conflicting and specific mark making and processes. the project focus is the Minories Art Gallery in […]

So what happens after graduating? How do you go about making work, being an artist, getting money, finding jobs/houses/generally how do you survive? This blog is a journey documenting my life and work as a graduate.

Documenting the installation of my installation for the 2011 MA Degree Show at the Birmingham School of Art. www.michaelbold.com [email protected]