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2014 Turner Prize shortlist announced
This year’s shortlist features Duncan Campbell, Tris Vonna-Michell, Ciara Phillips and James Richards.
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Flotsam
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Unfamiliar Ground – new worlds in contemporary printmaking
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Abbey Walk Gallery -
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Yorkshire
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Chris Agnew Artist Talk
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Yorkshire
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Raising the Bar
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Mission Gallery -
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Wales
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Maker in Focus | Jeanette Orrell
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the […] space | Fern Thomas
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Plenty More Fish in the Sea
Jo Atherton, 'Plenty More Fish in the Sea', Mixed media - flotsam from the Cornish coast including netting, fishing line, and lobster trap tags, 2014. Photo: Jo Atherton. Plenty More Fish in the Sea (2014) features a collection of lobster trap tags found on the Atlantic coasts of Ireland, Wales and England.
Each tag includes a year and location code: Newfoundland (NFLD) in Canada, Rhode Island (RI) and Maine (MA) in the USA are just some examples of the remarkable transatlantic origins of these tags.
Every object washed up on the beach has a story ? Where did it come from? How did it end up in the sea? For the most part we will never know, but that can?t stop us from wondering?
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Bowing to the storm (Summer-house)
Chris Agnew, 'Bowing to the storm (Summer-house)', Etching and oil on panel.
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Life in Poison, Mono Lake
Chris Agnew, 'Life in Poison, Mono Lake', Etching and oil on panel.
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Deirdre Finnerty
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Gabriel Kuri: All probability resolves into form
The Common Guild, Glasgow
4 April – 7 June 2014
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Week 74: 10th – 16th February
My recent explorations of the connections between art and anthropology within the context of the museum have led me to begin producing wooden vitrines and cabinets to house my work. These cabinets take the form of shelving units or compartments […]
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Untitled blog post from "Setting up 18 studios, Long Eaton, Nottingham"
Jem’s firm like many other surveying and law firms, offers pro bono advice for various studio groups and charity organisations ie on a voluntary basis. Jem has helped a few studios and saved one group of artists from years of […]
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Untitled blog post from "Hereford College of Arts"
I had a tutorial with our temporary course leader – Robin – on a two week visit. Robin probed me on whether I am interested in the meaning of the words I’m using or the form – it’s the form […]
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Untitled blog post from "Warps and Wefts"
I’ve decided to start writing a blog on a-n because I want to connect with a wider community of artists, thinkers and critical friends and maybe this is one way I can do that. At the moment I am navigating […]
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Untitled blog post from "Ginny Topp Art Space Portsmouth Graduate Residency 2013"
Well-that 6 months went by so quickly-I feel I got a lot out of the residency and learnt a lot. The exhibition was well attended with 140 visitors and lots of complimentory comments and encouragment. Sunday I moved out of […]
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Untitled blog post from "Blossom"
Thankfully blossoms filled the orchards for the blossom Celebration day at Hardwick Hall, it was also a beautiful blue sky day perfect for picnics under the trees and making blossom art. I had woken earlier than usual anxious whether everything […]
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Untitled blog post from "Threads"
This weekend sees the start of a one-month long exhibition of my work at Artspace Dudley. I’m using it as a sort of recent history review. Work shown is a selection from the last 2 or 3 years. I wanted […]
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Moving in
The Van is packed with a bed, a desk, the essential studio chair and various art materials as I pull up to the long gracious driveway at Hestercombe. The large house in the centre of my view will be my […]
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Untitled blog post from "Art of the School"
Youth crime versus the inside of my head: It’s been a real work/art balance this week. Obsessively looking for images for my latest medal collage versus the reality of managing the vulnerable real lives of young offenders. the aesthetic in […]