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This collaboration was actually conceived out of a conversation in a pub many moons ago. The idea of us working together was so strong that we followed through. I am very happy to be the recipient of this bursary, which […]

I made a few attempts to find an Arborist to consult on what the local Council had requested as per my previous post, but they were either not available until October or never returned my calls. So I called the Planning […]

It sounds a little egocentric, I think, to non-artists, to say that I spent four hours just talking about my work to people… and yes, of course, to a certain extent it is, but it is more than that. There […]

We arrived at the residency house at the end of the day on Friday very tired after two taxis, two planes and two buses. Baby Cassius managed the best whilst mum and dad were struggling, hungry and wishing we packed […]

The storm rattles the glass in the windows, booms, rolls, the lights go out. I’m left illuminated by glow of LCD screen. The deluge cools the air and goosebumps prickle along my thighs. I excavated my woollen socks from bottom of […]

  The book was eventually published on 6th July. We launched the book with a public discussion event at Outpost Studios. The topic was: what spaces does family life allow for creative practice? Judith Stewart and Frances Williams (who each […]

An article in the cultural section of The Pointesian Times. Jonathan Ridgeon reports. A new craze among artists based in The Battery Row area of Pointeso is causing a minor stir at present; parody and appropriation is the name of […]

Ah, I love the smell of philistinism on a Saturday morning. Woke up to find the local arts contingent filling my facebook newsfeed with the usual anti-conceptual-art rants one expects to be the stuffy philistine preserve of The Spectator arts […]

28 June – my birthday Imagine: 100 black balloons released in a clear dawn, above the Kentish countryside. Did you see them, floating delicately, ominously, on the cool air? They signalled the 100th anniversary of the assassination of the Arch-Duke […]

Oh I am missing having easy access to a computer!  I am in Stockholm, at the studio, for a couple of days before returning to the countryside for a few more (computer-less) weeks.   After not posting anything for a […]

Judith Stewart’s completed essay was called ‘Whose Everyday? Politics, Ethics and Art’. For several years we had been making a body of work about the tensions and creative exploits of domestic life. We had used drawing, written observation, film and […]

The folded series: a group of paper, origamiesque work, critiqued: Intrigue Simplicity Sculptural Quirkiness An object interrupting its own form Spectatorial gaze unfettered by any barrier Eye’s focus denied a single point of stability Folded form and colours hinting at […]