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probably the last submission in 2014

with some relief i’ve sent another submission off today.  i have no more deadlines this side of the end of decemeber so it’s more than likely the last.  the only thing left to do is prepare my accounts. i’m thinking […]

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Prototypes

Following the Ullapool residency I began making woodcuts- the prototypes for this project. I tried naively to create multiple colour layers that each needed registration, and I cut holes through the blocks that helped (slightly) to align each layer in […]

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Artist’s Statement: A’s Pealing Sponge

SERVES 10 – 12 FOR THE BASE: 6 x size 1 wooden box, containing pastel pencils 5 oz (150g) paper in muted colours 8 oz (225g) discordant emotions 2oz (50g) acrylic paint, mixed thoroughly 1 silver craft knife 8 oz […]

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Ink In Area

Excerpts from the blog inkinarea, an experimental, online sketchbook project, created in collaboration with an inspirational, hat-wearing, apple tree watching Canadian writer and poet. View the project at – https://inkinarea.wordpress.com

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04.12.14 Potteries Museum proposal, painting again

I have been really busy this week finishing off the academic work required for the course, the hand-in deadline being tomorrow.  I have been busy writing reviews, making up exhibition proposals and working on my artist website (big and small), […]

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Baskety

I started laying out for one of the basket heads, that of a goose. When I created a prototype figure for this project a few months ago, I realised that weaving willow and drawing it are very things! All the […]

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Craft on the new frontier: confidence and courage required

Crafts Council’s recent Make:Shift conference in London addressed how new technologies are driving innovation in craft practice. Inspired by the two-day event, Mike Press of Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design reflects on the challenges and possibilities that lie ahead.

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Buildings and contents insurance

Hello I wonder if any of you can help me at all? I have had a studio built in my garden for my jewellery business, and am now in need of insurance to cover contents and the structure itself, can […]

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Magic and Sparkle?

Quite a few posts back, on Threads, I told of how my mother used to call me “A Contrary Madam”. https://www.a-n.co.uk/blogs/threads/page/4 (you’ll have to scroll down a couple of posts to find it) I agree. I am, by nature I […]

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Yes, those are my thighs…

Today I’m going to switch over to the legs of this first set of blocks. I have designed these without a crotch (risqué I hear you cry!), so that they can be used upside-down with a variety of tails and […]

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Community Diaries

I am looking for like-minded community oriented artists, who is interested in social political themes. If you can give some hours on a regular basis to create innovative exciting works, please get in touch. I am looking for passion and […]

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a-n Collections archive

The a-n Collections series originally produced as printed publications with guest editors and themes including from open call for themes and contexts.

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Rural arts and policy

Selected texts, discussions, guides and profiles that address issues around or profile arts taking place in rural contexts.

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