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I’ve just posted onto my other blog, in the belief that what I was posting was of a more general nature, so it could go there instead, but actually, as I read it back, it is definitely appropriate for here […]

It’s one of those days that just doesn’t get light. I imagine these only happen where we are in the middle of the Black Country, I know it’s not true, but it fits with the tale. We are in the […]

‘i was thinking the laxey mines could be extended so they go under snaefell to an underground car park under the museum. There could also be a tram running in this tunnel, alongside the two way road. Then elevators could bring […]

A close- up is a shot which tightly frames a person or an object often displaying finer details on a large scale. In Sunset Boulevard Norma Desmond famously uttered the words “Alright, Mr DeMille, I’m ready for my close-up.” The […]

“Dormant” – an appropriate word as it puts me in mind of the mouse (dormouse) at the Mad Hatter’s tea party, and describes the recent state of my blog here!  In an only somewhat tenuous way the condition of my […]

Please join Ailie Rutherford and Creative Carbon Scotland for a Teatime Discussion   at Govanhill Baths on Tuesday 16th december 4 to 6pm To Talk About The Future In this last Green Tease of the year we’re delighted to invite […]

The entrance to the Architecture Gallery at the V&A has a classic marble staircase. It echoes to the sound of history. On the 19th and 20th November 2014, I held a film screening and paper folding workshop here. Visitors approaching the […]

When I first  arrived in China I was actually really nervous about visiting Shanghai, because at that point I was even unsure that I’d be able to navigate my way around.  As I found in Xiamen though, if a place […]

Begin at the Beginning. Last term I was exploring the theme of ‘Change’ in response to changes in my personal circumstances which were both unexpected and unwelcome. The leaving of my husband, of ten years, and the subsequent loss of […]

  Setting Up   I came in early to set up and go through with Millie my lesson plan; about half way through she said that I had too much. I had been so worried that I wouldn’t be giving […]

  I can get myself so tightly in a corner that all thought is circular; my brain struggles like arms in a straitjacket. As the arms attempt to escape, the brain’s claustrophobic panic proceeds. I stopped working when this piece […]

Help fund my first Solo Exhibition. Graduate Residency artist at Airspace Gallery in Stoke-On-Trent. Today I have launched my crowdfunding campaign on indiegogo to raise funds to support the production of work and cost of materials and advertising for my […]

Work in progress.

It is not often I am so hurt and outraged by someone or something that I feel compelled to write about it, talk about it or even mention it. I would normally just brush it off or go sulk in […]

‘I have already booked a rental car for when I am there so it will be easy to get to the object of which one must not speakHow about designing a grid museum to be erected on spot with tea […]