It’s about confidence isn’t it? Or maybe I mean bullshit? A couple of years ago, I had very little on my cv, so put everything on it, hoping that volume of words would speak for me, would fool people, but […]
Final days of set up. So i have found just recently that i do not entirely enjoy working with technology. After five attempts i managed to get the dvd to work correctly in my dvd player. Now my video works […]
Wow what a day! As William and I arrived at 8.30 am at Uni we saw the enormous delivery truck from Ipswich Plastics waiting by the woodwork studio… We took the four acrylic sheets upstairs and spent a long time […]
Ideas behind Degree show paintings. I want to paint a non-typical image of the sea. They will be imagined images, so are not copied from any reference. I want my paintings to be an impression of the sea, or feelings […]
Why I paint the way I do My process has been hindered due to the MDF. I would usually work with a lot more water. But because I am now conscious of how easily they can bow my approach therefore […]
The Finished Circles. As the artist it’s one of my pleasures to work on a painting one day and come in the nexy when it’s dried and looks completely different, (but always in a good way). And with the particular […]
Hanging I have now hung the circles, all by myself! I didn’t want them to look symmetrical so the light circle is positioned at the top, so you are forced to look up into it as its above eye level. […]
Changes and challenges I came across Originally, I thought that I would fit all the quotes on the wall and I was worried about the size of my letters not being big enough. Turns out I have too many quotes […]
This week I was deeply affected by the news story of the killings in Santa Barbara, California – another human tragedy for six young, innocent people and their families and friends and for the US and their gun laws. How […]
Earlier this week I completed all of my dry point etchings ready to be framed and displayed on the wall of my installation space. I made the decision to use previous etching plates to print with and to supplement these […]
The last day of preparation is tomorrow and there is just the finishing touches left to do. I am happy with the composition of my work on the wall in my space, and I have completed the labels and now […]
Final piece/ Degree show I have finally added the finishing touches to my final piece; I have put it all together and can finally see the outcome of all my hard work that I have put in over the past […]
Final Summery Throughout my final degree project I have wanted to really capture and sum up all my past an pervious work that I have create over my time at ucs. Over the summer last year I began to realise […]
I am studying for a BA(hons) in Fine Art on a Part-time basis. I graduate this year and my degree show will be the culmination of five years work.
Nathan Eastwood has been awarded the £10,000 East London Painting Prize for his work Nico’s Café.
The Visual Arts and Galleries Association is to close with immediate effect after its board decides its future is untenable.
German photographer Michael Schmidt has died just days after winning of the Prix Pictet photography prize 2014.
A generative artwork based on woodland ecosystems has launched in Thetford Forest, Suffolk, and will tour to three more forests in England throughout the summer.
Artist Sean Lynch, commissioner Mike Fitzpatrick and curator Woodrow Kernohan have been announced as the Ireland at Venice team for the 56th International Art Exhibition at the Venice Biennale.
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This is a trial piece I made intended to show after my MRI scan with text. I thought that it would be interesting to use three methods of recording information and write with each method (Typing, typewriting, handwriting), then screw […]
I decided to not use the video from the last post in the end as i felt that the MRI scan with text is much more powerful when played on a loop with just the words “I don’t remember, I […]
