
Flourish Residency at Cuckoo Farm Studios, Colchester
A weekly blog about my time on the Flourish Residency at Cuckoo Farm Studios. http://www.cuckoofarmstudios.org.uk/
A weekly blog about my time on the Flourish Residency at Cuckoo Farm Studios. http://www.cuckoofarmstudios.org.uk/
The prize-winning Canadian author Margaret Atwood is to be the first writer to contribute to Scottish artist Katie Paterson’s 100-year artwork, Future Library.
I recieved this email after a request for information on progress or news about the installation of my mosaics. ‘Unfortunately progress is slow on the redesign for the junction as there are a lot of considerations to take into […]
A couple of years ago I rediscovered a letter sent to me many years ago by my late father. This ‘happening’ initiated a line of inquiry about objects of personal value – if and how they can retain their importance […]
Jessica Fulford-Dobson, Birgit Püve, Blerim Racaj and David Titlow have been named as the four shortlisted photographers for the £12,000 Taylor Wessing Photographic Portrait Prize.
in my second post about the journey of our go and see bursary i have a lot to reflect upon with regard to how easy it all is. as i indicated in the first post the application process is […]
Photograph from the archive Beginning to map local activity, important groups and people and make connections
Arts Council England Grant for the Arts for project with the Women’s Art Library
Fancy buying a GIF of a deflating Jeff Koons balloon dog sculpture? Artist Michael Green has just what you’re looking for and it’s a snip at $5800. And, he says, whoever buys it will be changing perceptions of the value of digitally-created art.
Glasgow School of Art’s Graduate Degree Show 2014 – a showcase of all the intensive one year MA pathways at the school – opens this weekend and runs from 6-12 September. Now in its third year the Fine Art Practice […]
The Turner Prize-winning artist Jeremy Deller has pledged his support for a-n/AIR’s Paying Artists campaign in a statement that urges all publicly-funded galleries to pay fair fees to artists.
Sarah Perks, Cornerhouse/HOME’s head of visual arts, has taken up a new professorship at Manchester School of Art which aims to strengthen collaboration between academia and the arts in the city.
Hi. Someone has asked me if they can buy a few of my digital prints to be blown up and used in a hotel. They have asked for the license price – but i’ve never sold in the way before. […]
I was asked on Facebook to list the ten books that had had the biggest effect on me… As I read other people’s lists I became more and more intimidated, weighty tomes were peppered among worthy novels. There were the […]
I’ve called this blog post ‘Landing on the moon’, as that was kind of how it felt walking around the island of Swona. Five of us spent two days there at the end of August (here’s a brief video of […]
Southampton City Art Gallery has the largest collection of London Group artists in the UK. Victoria Rance and David Redfern make a selection shown alongside contemporary works. Rebecca Read meets the curator and looks into the underlying theme of representing women artists.
Following a cabinet meeting to discuss its future, Lancaster City Council has put forward a new proposal to move American artist Mark Dion’s The Tasting Garden to a new site in the city.
This week sees the return of Unlimited, the Southbank Centre’s festival celebrating the work of disabled artists. We talk to senior producer Jo Verrent and look at what the visual arts strand has to offer.