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I am attempting to create a proposal for the East/West project, over a course of two weeks, during which I will be using various forms of research and developing an idea(s).

Our project ‘Red’ is a series of 3, one month residencies in 2 market towns and one city. We have been commissioned by ‘In Certain Places’ to work in the St John’s Centre, Preston, for the first month. This blog […]

this blog appears focused, but it is in fact strictly meadering

Ania Bas at Kube has invited us (WAVYBLUE artists group) to develop our ideas through ArtLab at Kube . We were inspired by meeting Ania and are looking forward to working with her at Kube.

In Certain Places artist in residence at the St. Johns Shopping center in Preston. www.incertainplaces.org

the university of derby fine art degree show in 2009 was entitled ‘departure’. this blog will hopefully be an account/diary/place for thought/intervention of the first six months of my departure from the degree process, as i find my feet, attempt […]

Vilnius is a 2009 European Capital of Culture and Artothlon, a reality show for artists, will run for six weeks over the summer. I’m in it, along with 15 others from Lithuania and abroad. Here’s a record of the project, […]

I am using this blog as a way to develop the characters that are forming within my work. Perhaps creating a different profile/project for each character, allowing them to take on their own meanings and history, with the hope that […]

An Arts Council funded project this new work takes the British Engineerium, once an important Victorian pumping station as the driving force to explore our industrial heritage. Instruments of Power (working title) will explore shifting attitudes towards the machine, steam […]

I intend to use this blog to help me work through my Masters Degree which I will be starting in Sept 09. I may also log my ideas/plans & previous experience before the beginning of my course.

St George’s Arts is an artist led organisation based at a redundant church in Esher, Surrey, a Tudor building which provides an inspiring setting for arts events. It hosts an annual Artist / Maker residency and is developing a programme […]

As an emerging artist I sometimes find it difficult to maintain my practice. Jobs, financial security and a social life constantly cause various distractions. Previously I have always kept my practice simultaneously to everything else I do, allowing inspiration to […]

I paint about my community and my life. This blog is to be a place where I can talk freely about my work.

I have been chosen, along with French artist Pierre-Yves Brest, to take part in Résider/Reside, a project devised by Dover Arts Development and Espace 36. The residency is based on issues around location, residence and migration. Each of us will […]

Multimedia Artist, Curator and Internet Gallery Director

My main inspiration comes from nature and wildlife

In the summer I am going to be showing in the Projection Space at John Jones ‘ Which has a long history of supporting emerging artists and contemporary art. .. ‘ I see this as a fantastic opportunity to start […]

Group exhibition at the STEW Gallery Space in Norwich featuring the work of 12 graduates (most of whom are NUCA MA Graduates). It was decided that the show would be called "WET" in reference to the Gallery's location next to […]

A cumulative performance in which I unravel and reknit the same small piece of knitting each day throughout May. I'm interested in how the yarn changes (frays, splits, crinkles) in the process, how that affects the making and the object […]

Walking Home formed the basis for my final major project for my MA. It worked over many ideas that I had developed during my degree – ideas around walking, performance, writing, and the performative installation. Walking Home was a simple […]

This blog is about comics, narrative and medicine. The reason I've posted it on "Artists Talking" rather than, say, a comics site or a medical one, is that "graphic fiction" or "sequential art" (or whatever) is where I have found […]

Growing up in Liverpool in the 1960s I was surrounded by pattern. My dad was a painter and decorator and my mum was the manageress of a fabric shop. My weekends and summer holidays were spent at a caravan in […]

We’ve set up this blog because this project is about giving artists a voice in the Cultural Olympiad, and we want to make sure there’s a place for you (the artists!) to talk – to us and to each other, […]

Blog reporting on the run-up to my first solo exhibition Brief Encounter, an exploration of the intensification and acceleration of social exchanges and activities across world-time and space-time.

An usual art residency on the Isle of Eigg in the Scottish Small Isles. Outcomes will (hopefully) include an alternative audio walking guide, a rummaging intervention in the island swap shop, and a tradition usurping mummers play with the islands […]

following a winter spent in a wheelchair after a back operation, I decided to change direction in my art practice. I needed to redefine my spacial awareness ; I have come to relate the restrictions of my condition to the […]