What does it mean to drop out? The topic of dropping out is very timely, with many of us falling out of our usual patterns of life, work and health. Is there a space that has opened up to consider […]
This week, after CUBED, I had a tutorial with Charlotte Newson a local artist. This was an extremely helpful tutorial for me. It really helped me take my work further as I felt a like I was a little stuck […]
And so I travel to you in Athens, from this ‘new space’…a room that I have slept in for the past 20 years. I follow my own scattered instructions. A wall, scuffled domestic white. I lock the door. It’s important. […]
a new invitation arrives… previous residency plans for PhoenixAthens Gallery suspended, shifted…maybe even buried… In its place, an invitation to become online Artist in Residence as part of their Art Instead programme, via their Instagram page. A space I do […]
Spring loaded…containing a compressed or stretched spring pressing one part against another… Lockdown 2020. I am resisting anything linear, for there is nothing linear about this time… I have been thrown into a vortex, a hybrid life. 6 months on […]
New work from Artist Tim Fishlock at London’s Hang-Up Gallery
First of three exhibitions of new work exploring a multi-sensory engagement, geometric sculptural installations, five elements and therapeutic sounds. Nothing ‘is’ Immediate is a collaborative project and exhibition by Tony Spencer and Kate Street that explores the relationship between the elements of […]
In this still, I was trying to convey the absolute paralytic feeling that completely takes hold of you when you finally hit rock bottom. It’s a stunning feeling of pure dread that grips you, it doesn’t let go unless you […]
Further responses to a mini project I set myself looking at Mental illness. In this I wanted to respond to the word Depression. There is a thin line between manic and happy. This is originally a still from the Film, […]
Hi I am a new small business and as such am forever evolving and developing new products. Can anyone advise me as to how to obtain Products liability please? Thanks Thomas Taylor
After what has felt a very long time I am back at Central Saint Martins to do the second part of my MRES Art: Theory and Philosophy course. This academic year is all about the final project – a 15000 […]
During the week period from the 19th to the 23rd of October I completed a art residence within the white cubed space in the art department of Suffolk University. The aim is to create an artwork within the time frame […]
It is good to be reminded that one’s own voice is worth hearing. I am easily seduced by the toys in someone else box. I am good at presuming that someone else knows better. Just because they know different. Thank […]
Here are my tool drawings photographed with the original tool on show at the Zuzushi Gallery, as part of Photo Hastings this month. A show of work done during lockdown. I continue to draw my tools. They still fascinate. My […]
These are the very last tomatoes of the season and even these are ripening with the aid of a banana on the kitchen table. I try to draw them, an uneasy subject. The tomato is a fruit, part of the […]
I wrote some notes for my talk at the Love Arts event yesterday and although I didn’t read this verbatim it’s the basis of what I said: Love Arts My attitude is that everyone has mental health just like […]
https://europarc.blog/2020/10/23/a-m180-works-in-progress-2/ Cryway to heaven. ‘This doesn’t make any sense.’ A small pile of horror. The business zoom meeting has over-run again – amidst talk of blue-sky optimism. Try to make the most of your liminal friends. X zooms in on […]
Like someone on 6th October, I need written confirmation of my insurance with you, particularly public liability. Quite urgently, please. BW Robert
https://vimeo.com/jasminelee1 I found out that items with 2 sides tended to flip when dropped to the floor, and items with 3D form tended to roll and bounce. Paper reacted with the air, and heavier objects reacted with the floor. […]
I’ve recorded dropping MDF on my DSLR at first, the footage ended up being a horrible quality so I switched to my phone. The quality on there was a lot better. Although I think I’m going to borrow a device […]
