It’s night when I most feel the need to write. I’m painting small pictures of frogs. The paper is cheap and the water causes it to buckle unsatisfyingly. All artists seem to have a jealous hoarding desire for paper. It […]
The Catalogue of Failures is a new print experiment and digital collection. Submissions are now open for the Spring 2021 Catalogue.
We had a meeting last week to discuss as a group, what we are planning to do for our Interim exhibition which is coming up in February. (15th-19th February 2021). See initial notes below. A lot has been organised […]
Portraits and cityscapes by the Egyptian figurative painter Omar El Fayoumi.
The Mayor of London is looking for community-led ideas that help London recover from the COVID-19 crisis. We’re looking for projects that will make your area even better, bring people together in a creative activity or support community hubs and high streets.
Call for entries to SGFA Centenary Exhibition Unlocked at Mall Galleries, London
Yorkshire Sculpture International are looking for an Engagement Curator who will oversee, plan and manage a fully integrated and innovative engagement programme for Yorkshire Sculpture International over a six-month period.
Open Call for a one month online residency with Residency 11:11
Project Arts Centre is beginning the search for a new Curator for our Visual Arts Programme. This is an exciting opportunity for a dynamic and highly-skilled individual to join the team at one of Ireland’s leading cultural organisations.
British Ceramics Biennial are seeking an Artistic Director/Chief Executive Officer
Opportunity for an immediately available Junior Researcher, working on a project specifically to identify and spotlight opportunities for young people aged 11-24 to engage with the creative industries for leisure, education or access to work purposes.
‘I think there must always be room for joy in this world. There has to be hope and celebration.’ Eileen Agar, artist (b.1899 – d.1991) I noticed the above quote by Eileen Agar in a recent article in ‘The World […]
As I was photographing into the mirror in my previous series of Up Close and Pink But Up Close, I considered how light would react with these sculptures as you point it in the direction of a mirror. I was […]
Interior design trends for 2021, plus guest interview with Scott Diament, CEO of Palm Beach Show Group.
Sample day rates to guide arts budgeting and to help visual artists negotiate a fair rate of pay for short-term contracts such as commissions, residencies and community projects.
Add a blog post BLOGS STUDENT 1:23:58 A.M. OILS ON CANVAS. ARCHIVES 19 January 21 1:23:58 A.M. Oils on Canvas. A study of mental illness. Fine Art student At 1: 23: 58 A.M. this mans life was over, he […]
Add a blog post BLOGS STUDENT 1:23:58 A.M. OILS ON CANVAS. ARCHIVES 19 January 21 1:23:58 A.M. Oils on Canvas. A study of mental illness. Fine Art student At 1: 23: 58 A.M. this mans life was over, he […]
I have already written this massive blog, but A-N decided to delete it… I had a large meltdown last week as I was unsure where my work was going or what it was meaning in relation to how it comes […]
A study of mental illness.
Early in my uni days, when I was struggling to settle into city ways as much as general homesickness, my mother, paraphrasing Dolly Parton, told me, that I am a country girl. Which means I can do anything; I can […]
Dialogues {Online} is a 17-week programme of group workshops, peer-to-peer exchange and one-to-one practice development support for up to 12 artists led by Mark Devereux Projects.
#04 I 10:18 The soil from my mother’s garden crunches in the hand shells of snails accumulated grit roots as strong and delicate as greying hairs. Ground that welcomes rain and pushes between toes on bare feet leaving marks like […]
