Fika and Fiscal Matters
I’ve decided that this year I am not going to do any “pay to enter” exhibitions. I did quite a few last year, cost me a small fortune and got me nowhere. I’m not sure it’s the right place for […]
I’ve decided that this year I am not going to do any “pay to enter” exhibitions. I did quite a few last year, cost me a small fortune and got me nowhere. I’m not sure it’s the right place for […]
Hi, I am about to be moved over to Universal Credit from Child Tax / Working Tax Credits, I work part time in two PAYE jobs, but am also self employed as an artist, my problem is that most months […]
For artists & arts workers living or based in Derbyshire
The work contests the division between representation and the live active body. Starkey develops forms that do not follow logical criteria, but are based on subjective associations and formal parallels, which aim to incite the viewer to make new personal […]
Something has shifted. I can’t say exactly what … or why … but something definitely feels different. Perhaps it is to do with my immanent stepping down as chair of the artists’ club, or perhaps it is to do with […]
A reflective journal of my thoughts to talk about my artwork I’m putting into my degree show :)
https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/gallery/2023/mar/24/shining-a-light-on-a-stained-glass-artist-in-pictures
The Royal Society of Painter-Printmakers (RE) is offering a student membership of two years plus £1000 from the Gwen May Trust to eight recent printmaking graduates.
Experienced and unexperienced models welcome to apply for modelling opportunities at a regular drawing class.
A little introduction to who I am, Hi, my name is Jasmine. I am a 22 year old artist from the Midlands, studied in Nottingham, and currently living in Cornwall. Places, people, nature, spirituality and music inspire me daily. I […]
Being a young creative is exciting yet challenging, navigating your place in the art world, as well as figuring out who you are and what you want to do with your life. Young, creative and unsure? Wanting to grow artistically? This blog is for you …
Fig.1 Performance Art Model, Embryotic cell, (2023) My performance art model is inspired by a human cell. The circle emulates the membrane wall of the cell, its semi- permeable wall is autonomous and semi selective, the thin wall allows […]
We’re looking for submissions for our Issue 03 zine on the theme of “Pleasure”.
You can submit anything that can be printed! From testimonies to visual artwork, any form of writing, performance, sculpture, music playlists, Gifs, memes, etc..
Artist and a-n member Lindsey Mendick speaks to Ellen Wilkinson about collaboration, restlessness and starting her own gallery.
We’re looking for a recent graduate collective to take on the role of producing MADE IT 2024 (the north west’s graduate art prize). The collective will gain hands on experience in producing, curation, project management and other career building skills.
Performance art unlike any art medium is not an art medium. I share the same stance on performance as theorist Jonah Westerman, ‘performance is not (and never was) a medium, not something that an artwork can be but rather a […]
I propose that performance art not only can be a method or approach to conducting research but as a research paradigm, provides a non-captive, free-flowing, experiential and immaterial research paradigm where beliefs systems are between vapour – liquid – vapour. The […]
Updated Statement I often refer to performance art as ‘doing’, as I don’t necessarily see the work as a performance in the traditional sense, but rather gestures, movement, a dance with/in material that’s often not choregraphed. The location and settings […]