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Trials and tribulations

I was all set to start blogging about my quest to trace the cotton supply chain of Morris & Co during William Morris’ lifetime, but I am finding myself caught up in my first last-minute panic. It’s another 3 weeks […]

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it’s a long process

Since June last year when I set up my planning space at S1 Artspace and planned my house while talking to people about their experiences related to home and house http://www.silvia-champion.co.uk/doku.php?id=a_little_bit_of_austria_phase_ii:start, I’ve been doing work that relates to ‘My Little […]

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Untitled blog post from "a little bit of austria"

Ok, between May and no lots has happened. I’ve reconnected now and need to catch up. My next post will be about ‘a little bit of austria’ phase II, an on-going performance at S1 in Sheffield where during two weeks […]

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go and see #7

in order to prepare my review i’m processing the images, words and sounds collected while at grizedale. i’d not preplanned to make recordings at grizedale while we were there. sometime before lunch we were walking along a gravel path and […]

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Wäuwäu by Marion Michell

The museum is honoured to have Marion Michell as a contributor with this startlingly beautiful and affecting post illustrating the rich layers of meaning contained within the object. Filial love, politics and an early memory of the genesis of an […]

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go and see #6

today i’m going to try and form my experience at grizedale into something. i am still having waves of emotion when thinking about last weekend.  something about the visit has connected to me at a very personal level and i’m […]

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The Need for Talking Therapies

I heard a report this week on the growing need for talking therapies in the UK with recent studies indicating that one in five patients in London are made to wait six months or more for therapeutic support. The recent phone-in on Radio London about […]

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KATHE KOLLWITZ

As we mark the 100th anniversary of the beginning of the First World War it seems appropriate to remember a truly amazing female artist, Käthe Kollwitz, who depicted the turbulent events of late 19th and early 20th century Germany through […]

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Islay > Glasgow > Islay

Our final New Collaboration Bursary weekend took place over the 6th and 7th of September. For our last weekend of working we decided to re-visit silicone mold making and to aim to get two plaster sculptures cast so we could […]

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Getting Printing

  I had my first print session today at The Print Shed.  I engraved into thin plastic sheet using a handwriting gesture.  Some is legible deliberately as it will be reversed.  The other evening I peeled away parts of the […]

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Getting on with it (a bit)

I’ve started to put my action plan into action.  I’ve been writing up the information that I need to put together to send to potential venues and have applied to 2 open calls, one for an ‘open’ and the other […]

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Press coverage for Botanical Structures IV

I’m honoured to have had press coverage in both the local newspaper, Bornholms Tidende and Bornholm TV, especially considering there are so many events connected to European Ceramic Context. Due, in part, to the diligent and wonderful librarian who was […]

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