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SO yes this is off topic and possibly not the place: when I give the link to my lecturers what will they say when they see something that is not directly MA related.   Well I argue that this is […]

I’m looking at how objects reflect a sense of ourselves and project our desires. Today I have been working with images of the figurine. I am exploring the meanings that this object holds for me; visually interpreting it to express ideas […]

Maintaining Quality of Experience One of the challenges in managing a closing course is to ensure that the remaining students not only get the chance to complete the relevant modules but, of equal importance, is the experience they have whilst […]

I have the good fortune of a whole row to myself on the airplane. I slump, put my feet up, then indulge in lying flat out across the three seats. However this feels far from indulgent. I’m uncomfortable, and apprehensive. […]

While we were back on Bornholm, we paid a visit to Bornholm Art Museum, which is a real treat. A fabulous architectural gem set in a location with a stunning view over the Baltic. It is soon to be extended […]

So this week has been a bit of a manic one for me….mostly through my own doing. In my attempt to bring one of the ideas for my MA series to fruition I started yapping to people on twitter last […]

In the first year i start to make a few prints, always in the subject i chose for the first year, People, Trees and environment. It seems very important to me all this three subjects, as they become from my […]

Perhaps will be good to start with something inspirative. Everything it was starting in London, in a visit to Coulthard Museum. And for that nothing better than a movie, the photos i made during my visit, maybe they were not […]

I was told I would probably be able to drive about four weeks after the op. Well it is four weeks today and I’m not. Well… a nearly-lie… I drove about two miles yesterday. It wasn’t good. Felt decidedly wobbly, […]

“Public language is determined by more than composition” This week I went to the Publishing as Praxis presentation by Nick Thurston, an artist practitioner and scholar based in the School of Fine Art, History of Art and Cultural Studies. The […]

There becomes a battle when Portrait painting between what the paint wants and the character of the person. Sometimes the character can own the painting and sometimes the composition can overcompensate so that the character is lost in the act […]