So, over the summer I have been doing a bit of work with an artist called Matthew Darbyshire. It’s been an amazing experience meeting him and working with him on his sculpture project Renaissance City in an amazing old dairy […]
In the third of our weekly series, we highlight this week’s exhibitions and events from a-n’s members. Drawn from our popular Events section, they take us on a journey across the UK.
Students at Wimbledon College of Arts have taken over a lecture theatre for a day to protest at the ‘marketisation’ of art education.
Critical review of work created in the last year of degree study
So as I was driving through our magnificent capital city today whilst at work the incredible fusion of old and new, the history to the cutting edge made me reflect more philosophically than usual about the course life takes, how […]
It’s taken a while, but my 10×10 project is back on the road. Thanks to Anthony Roberts of Colchester Arts Centre and Jenny & Holly of the award winning Hunt & Darton cafe, I was invited to take 10×10 to […]
40×40 inches acrylic and metallic paint ink and glitter on canvas. I have finished my black hole series, I really enjoyed the process. I started with watered down paints and over layed different shades go blue and green until […]
We got our module feedback from last semester as a final grade on Wednesday and its fair to say I was disappointed with the result. There was certainly some blood on the carpet so you need time to digest and […]
Shelagh Wakely at the Camden Arts Centre, August 2014
Turner Contemporary’s Self exhibition looks at artists’ self-portraits from the 17th century to the present day, exploring the changing way artists have seen themselves – and society has seen artists. Dany Louise reports from Margate.
I think this painting is finished. I was quite melancholic during the time i was working on this painting. It reminds many of my colleagues of a crowd of people.
Fine Art, University Campus Suffolk Student.
First ever mapping of the UK’s creative economy finds ‘uneven distribution’ of the UK’s creative industries and regional imbalance in employment. Arts Professional’s Liz Hill reports.
Artist’s Working Within Higher Education – What might that mean for the artist and what’s in it for the university?
I have started a new drawing unit where i will be experimenting with different techniques. so i thought the best way to start the project was to do a drawing in the style i work in and then refer back […]
An account of Warhol’s ability to remain on point so long as everything stays the same.
AUDIOBLOG – Please click here *Sigh* I can be a bit of a liability if truth be known… This afternoon I had an interview about nine women on a local radio station. I was witty and erudite I’m sure… I […]
One of the difficulties in a multipurpose workshop concerns the buffeting clutter of different things. Out for a ride, back to my workshop, rush in with bike and cycling gear, brush up against drawing, damage it – hours of work […]
Chosen from over 400 applicants, Photoworks and Jerwood Visual Arts have announced the three artists who will each receive £5000 to develop new work.
