It’s a really weird feeling, deciding to have my work removed from an exhibition. Weird, but I feel a huge sense of relief about it. Friends on facebook will already know about the WCAF saga, but for the sake of […]
I have started on a new canvas. So far I have used emulsion and pencil. This canvas has taken a completely different path to the last one which must be due to my state of mind. I was quite angry […]
I’ve finally finished this artwork. I have come to a point with it where I feel happy to look at it. It seems to be resolved.
Molecules of Emotion
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I can’t believe it – the work is actually up on the walls (and in a display case) at the William Morris Gallery! The installation was quite exciting, given that three works had to be installed high up in the […]
still the review remains incomplete. i still have some questions and i’m hoping that i’ll be able soon ask them. the visit made possible by the #goandseebursary made a big impression on me. as each day passes from that time […]
“In the world of gift… you not only can have your cake and eat it too, you can’t have your cake unless you eat it”. After reading about artists Neil Cummings and Marysia Lewandowska using gift theory to contextualise their […]
Today The Museum seeks to follow on from the excerpts from Philipa Perry’s article on transitional objects, which was posted a few blog posts back. In doing so I delve back to an article I wrote as a special feature […]
I don’t really have anything meaningful to write this morning. But, I am going into hospital for a little minor knee surgery this afternoon and felt the need… I am an optimistic sort of person, and have no fear of […]
As this year’s Frieze Art Fair introduces ‘Live’ – a new strand of performance-based installations – Jennifer Picken assesses the state of play and provision for performance and live art in the UK.
Collected resources that aid good practice and terms of reference for valuing artists’ contributions to the arts within society.
This year’s Frieze London art fair is as big and busy as usual, and includes some impressive booths from artworld big hitters as well as a first for a non-London English gallery. Chris Sharratt reports.
If I’m honest I was a little disappointed with my paints. Actually more specifically I was disappointed with my paintings not the paints, they were never going to handle like paints bought in a shop. The pigment quality was inferior […]
This weeks tutorial was particularly helpful – given that I had spent some time before it thinking how I didn’t feel I had too much to say for myself. It is now week 5 in the calendar, so a third […]
At the thresholds of haunted places – the art of Flis Holland and Victoria Lucas Written By Elaine Speight Within contemporary culture, there is a growing obsession with sites of abandonment and decay. Previously inhabited and everyday places, emptied […]
Mixed media sculptor Malene Hartmann Rasmussen has been named as the winner of aspex gallery’s second annual open submission competition for artists and makers working with craft.
I am thrilled to have been selected for a three month residency working with marble at the very prestigious Studio Sem in Pietrasanta, Italy. Here is whats happened..
I have become obsessed with a Mickey Mouse look-alike! Didn’t think I’d ever write that sentence and certainly not in the context of my project, but there it is. You may remember the images of toys at the end of […]
