
Distillation – 30 years of Painting
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Archive
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Venue:
National Library of Wales -
From:
February 14, 2015 -
To:
May 23, 2015 -
Location:
Wales
my work is about five different women wearing Hijabs or veils in different position . Try to create the sense of everyone is different personality , each one of them stronger than the other. The way they faced the problems […]
The final document in a trilogy from three respected researchers.
as a British -Egyptian artist it is possible to see from both perspectives-through Western eyes and from the standpoint of an Arab. the art world is creating a bridge between the west and the Middle East and allows Western people to make their own minds about the Arab world.
It’s been one whole year since I created a month long online vigil to mark the 75th anniversary of the Retirada, the flight from Spain at the fall of the Second Republic to Franco’s fascist forces. Two days ago I […]
So after getting all housework completed I finally sat down and managed a pretty hardcore session of approximately eight hours (broken at times) of good quality working time. Lovely. I have been pondering lately on the question of artistic complacency; […]
I wonder if this will work? A huge by-product of my UCS Degree-course in Fine Art was getting to grips with computers. As a technology virgin I feel that I became a whole woman through my interaction with Apples and […]
A few weeks ago I introduced you to the beginning of my new project ‘Units of time’. My progress so far is detailed below. The title of each Unit (cube) I make refers to the number of hours and minutes […]
I was drawn to this exhibition by its intentions to loosely re-interpret a classical landscape painting in three-dimensional form. The piece itself didn’t suggest these painterly origins to me. However Cornaro also aims to explore our perception of reality, and […]
‘Borders matter – which is why one of the first acts of the “Islamic State” was to bulldoze the sand berms along the old Sykes-Picot frontier that separates Syria and Iraq.’ Robert Fisk, 30/01/2015
journal of two Residencies:
1 St. John’s Church, St. Leonards on Sea
2 Rock House (Art School) Hastings
Pushing ideas in terracotta
Pushing ideas in terracotta
Within the University, many artist’s pass through through the doors to engage in workshops, lectures and conversations with an audeience. We were lucky enough to have a ‘In Conversation…’ with Rose English. Having done some research into her vast catalogue […]
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This is a reconstruction of Michelangelo’s The Pieta. The work challenges people to think differently about art hisotry and popular culture
The object which I wish to consider for this study is a clip made from white plastic. The object is designed to seal opened food packaging to prevent the contents from going off. Due to the clip’s limited functionality, it […]
As human beings, we have created tools which have enabled us to colonise and utilise the planet in a way which is particular to our species. The tools we have used have changed over the years as we have developed […]
To start with a rather obvious statement; every building we interact with was designed by someone. As mandatory as this statement is, it is easy to forget the fact that as we navigate our urban spaces, we are surrounded, […]
essays, reviews, musings as i complete my BA in art history and prepare to enter other worlds
In a piece originally published by The Conversation, Kate Oakley, professor of Cultural Policy at University of Leeds, argues that without better pay and conditions and subsidised education, the arts and creative industries will increasingly become the preserve of the well-off and privately educated.