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yes& No

    This piece of art-work is about Egypt. I am trying to express my feelings about my country. Egypt is ruled by a fascist dictator and there is no democracy in my country. People are divided and many are […]

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04.02.15 Sean Landers

I have been having a research day as I have a powerpoint for tomorrow on the direction and influences on my practice. Of all the text artists I have been looking at so far it is Sean Landers that grabs […]

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03.02.15 Samples and testing ideas

I have been busy in the studio over the last few days.  After some general research on text and art I am struck by the idea of a tension between an image and a text.  How that text also becomes […]

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Silence

4 February 2015 Silence. I remember the readings on Silence I held which came out of the study of Grey. I look out the books, my markers still there, and re-read the passages. I am struck by the importance of […]

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Stepping into a rainbow – and it feels like magic!

The last week has been crazy! I haven’t even had a chance to blog! On Tuesday (27th Jan) I started installing my new site-specific chromatic light work Your Colour Perception at Castlefield Gallery’s New Art Spaces Federation House on it’s […]

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News News story

Stour Valley Arts to close

The Kent-based organisation that has championed art in the environment for over two decades has announced it is to cease trading.

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Im a winner

This is the piece of art that i won on saturday at the ZAP art raffle and networking event and i love it. It is by an artist called Ana Ruepp who i had the pleasure to meet. This piece […]

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“what do you love about your community”

love.   a starting point.     what do you love about this community? sue hill.  artist. creative director.     i’m reflecting on the notes i made during the presentation given by sue hill at the big lunch extras […]

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Event Exhibition

Incognito

  • Archive
  • Venue:
    The Stone Space
  • From:
    February 06, 2015
  • To:
    March 01, 2015
  • Location:
    London
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Let Creativity be a Force for Good

Our world seems to be full of hatred and misunderstanding; full of murder and atrocities.  Last week a lot of time was given to the ‘Holocaust’. I would like to pause for thought for those victims, but also for all […]

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Wednesday 4:57am

AUDIOBLOG – Please click here This might seem ridiculous, but I am currently experiencing a small amount of panic. I know that it may be induced or exacerbated by insomnia. If I look back at previous times I can reassure […]

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Setting up meetings . Part two

Another frustrating week. A meeting had been set up on Monday (my day off) between myself, East St Arts, Hammond associates and Kirkby shopping centre.  I will be coordinating artists to work in the centre – initially painting murals, then […]

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Arrival

In freezing conditions, I focused today on arrival. In truth this month I am supposed to be thinking about the flight from Spain – the Retirada – as we have reached the 76th anniversary. But that was last February’s deep, […]

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Horsing Around

Collaboration between Justine Cook and Paul Simpson

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GRAPHICS

WEEK 17 It is amazing how scary computers are to the older generation; Ipads are not so scary, why? Well I don’t have an ipad so we will just have to work on my trusty ancient Mac book. This week […]

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Image, paint and surface

I have been continuing my exploration of surface, collage and paint montages. These have been deliberately done rather quickly as I wanted to initially let my instinct take over the creation and merging rather than use an analytical take. In […]

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Tricia’s Art Blog

An email was sent to UCS, informing us about Lost Wax Bronze Casting Lessons at Butley Mills Studio’s and Kathryn and I decided to make the most of this opportunity. It involved mold making, wax preparation, investing, bronze pouring and […]

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Bitter Lake

This film has shocked me to the core, i knew politicians did not tell us the full story but this film exposes the trueth behind many a headline. It is a must watch for anyone interested in politics, society or […]

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Adventures of the Black Square

There can be very few works that are still echoing and reverberating through artistic practice a century or more after they were made. The latest show at the Whitechapel takes futurist Kazimir Malevich’s Black Square (1915) and shows just how […]

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