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Testing testing…

And so to The Auxiliary project space in Middlesbrough this week with artist and curator Lizz Brady. Lizz is helping me to build a large scale installation to reflect on the themes of technology and connectedness that I have been […]

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Assembly 2017 – 2019

Bringing together artists for a mixture of workshops, talks and get-togethers, a-n Assembly enables artists to lead debate and open up discussion on a range of topics. Launched in 2017, this popular series of day-long events is led by locally based artists […]

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Assembly

a-n Assembly enables artists to lead debate and open up discussion. Tuning in from cities across the UK, artists build their events around a chosen theme, inviting you to explore, discuss and question pertinent topics. a-n Assembly launched in 2017 as […]

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Assembly Leicester

Assembly Leicester: Access

Led by Hannah  Wallis, co-founder of Dyad Creative

Friday 25 & Saturday 26 November 2022
12 – 4pm daily

Online via Zoom
Free for a-n members


Taking place online, Assembly Leicester: Access, will focus on disability rights, DIY activism and working in the arts. This two day event, led by Hannah Wallis of Dyad Creative and hosted by Two Queens Gallery, Leicester, aims to discuss and make visible the activist work of artists in relation to disability justice and access rights.

This event is for a-n members. Please log in to register for this event. Not yet a member? Find out more and join a-n today

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Will No

I was gifted some willow. I built a drainpipe soaking facility                       (discovered that ‘drain bungs’ were an actual thing). I soaked the willow 1ft = 24 hrs. so 7ft is […]

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Putting the fun back into balloons

After visiting the Tate Modern and discovering the wonders of Maria Bartuszova ceramics. I decided to consider the balloon. The latex balloon is not a terrible product, it’s made from latex  (milked) from a rubber tree and starts to decompose […]

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Visualising the Invisible

When is an Illustration not an Illustration? As I enter my final degree year the daily navigation of my creative identity still feels an uphill hike in foggy terrain. I began this journey as a ‘mature’ student seeking a doorway […]

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Watch This Space…

Been a bit quiet lately. Unable to access the studio at the moment as the building is undergoing some refurbishment work. I’ve some exciting exhibition news – ‘Response (2022)’ (shown) is now available from Cupola Contemporary Art; and in November […]

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Stimulating cells

  The origins of imaging cells fascinate me, I’ve found a lot of inspiration in the engravings of Robert Hooke who was the first to explore this new world. His study of the cork cell, made possible by his development […]

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Playing With Projection

Dear Reader, Today I practiced with a Kodak Luma 350 Projector. I experimented with my video from last semester hoping to find interesing ways to project my work. I tried multiple ways of projecting, on my work, my wheelchair, and […]

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Pecha Kucha

Dear Reader, Today I gave a pecha kucha presentation about my art practice starting with my second year to now. Pecha kucha is a presentation format in which you have 20 seconds per slide for 20 slides to talk about […]

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Angularity

Artist Stephen Palmer interviews Ally Wallace about his Netherdale Stadium residency and subsequent exhibition at Old Gala House.

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