PV 22 August, runs 23 August – 6 September An interim exhibition for 1st year students on the 2 year MFA programme and the final culminating show for 2nd year graduating students, held at Newcastle University School of Arts and […]
15 – 23 August With a broad range of pathways in post-graduate studies, DJCAD’s Masters Degree Show is a collection of exhibitions alongside events run by students to expand on working practice. Students from MSC Animation & Visualisation, MFA Art […]
16th – 24th August 2014, 11am-5pm Edinburgh College of Art’s Masters degree show is an annual contribution to Edinburgh Art Festival and is a showcase of work from over 50 postgraduate students from the School of Art, School of Design […]
A major solo exhibition of prints
A collection of events happening in August, September and October 2014, focussing on MA and MFA degree shows, festivals and graduate shows.
Kasper Konig, curator of Manifesta 10 in St Petersburg, has been describing the pressures of curating an art biennial in Putin’s Russia.
In ‘Horizon,’ a choreographed walk by artist Caroline Wendling for Cley 14, the walkers inhabit and become the horizon, reflecting the landscape; changing it from a line into a collective action.
‘WHAT’S GOING ON HERE THEN’ INDEED! I’m running into a lot of problems using the new website. It’s very glitchy. Sharing this information hopefully in aid of sorting out the bugs to this otherwise fine website :) Yesterday […]
Last Tuesday my studio was very busy: a group of budding young artists aged 16-19 from East London came to visit the studio and see my work in progress for “Tangled Yarns”. They were taking part in a Creative Project run by […]
I joined altMFA this year, only a few months ago, but have been attending as regularly as possible within childcare constraints. My first meeting was a small one where I met two members who were moving imminently to other countries: […]
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Today is my Friday. Last day of five in, five days of breathing air conditioned dry air, making my nose even stuffier. Tomorrow I will be able to breathe again. As I was feeling so sorry for myself in my […]
In the run up to my exhibition at Castle House, Sheffield I will document the thoughts, experimentation and processes that shape my work. ‘When the walls take flight’ will be a wallpaper installation and performance which, during the exhibition, transforms into a flock of birds.
The Old coal jetty that sits in the water at Deptford beach was one of the initial sites for the film. The wooden structures are uncovered at low tide and were used for unloading and loading coal in out and […]
The Old coal jetty which used to function as part of the Docks is located on Deptford beach. This is one of the intial sites we filmed.
Paloma al aire, Ricardo Cases’ highly-acclaimed photobook, shines a spotlight on the practice of pigeon racing in the Spanish regions of Valencia and Murcia. With the release of a new second edition, Tim Clark reflects on the extravaganza of colour, fantasy and prowess of an older Spain.
The current British Folk Art exhibition at Tate Britain provides a timely reminder of art as an expression of creativity and emotion. It is, argues Alistair Gentry, a compelling alternative to a ‘sick and twisted’ contemporary art world.
I came across the work of New York Artist Margaret Withers while I was looking at the New York NURTUREart website, and was immediately caught by its poignancy and wit. It seems to hop in and out of story-telling and […]
During my last few days here I have met some of the studio artists and visited the Sara Hildén Art Museum. The museum felt a little like The Whitworth in Manchester, although it is located next to the Särkänniemi Adventure […]
