So, my exhibition The Londoner and The Interview is opening soon – well by the end of March. Check it, Tim Woodward wrote an excellent feature about it: http://molempire.com/2014/02/18/the-londoner-and-t… 31 March – 12 April 2014, Paul McPherson Gallery, London. http://www.paulmcgallery.com
This afternoon saw the launch of the spring show at ArtSpace. A selection of work from all across the area, and a representative sample of mine in its own spot. It was a good afternoon, and about half way through […]
FOLLY STORIES Johannes’s story 05/06/1514 Blacksmith Clinical lycanthropy – believe oneself to be a werewolf. Bark, howl, run around on all fours and howlucinations. Eating infected mushrooms. Found in the farmer’s chicken house, naked chasing chickens around. Raving about the […]
FOLLY STORIES Sarra’s story 13th April 1458. 23 years Miller’s wife Sarra Bagge, daughter of Johannes Milnere, was brought before the physician by her husband Tomas Bagge after accusations of witchcraft. Sarra was unable to produce a living heir, having […]
A space to map an experimental six month residency in a church..an exploration into listening, relocation and slippage..to slip through the door, to slip through a crack, to slip through one’s fingers, to slip off one’s shoes..
Danielle Arnaud Contemporary art, London
7 March – 13 April 2014
Victoria Miro Gallery, London
24 January – 1 March 2014
For the latest in our PICTURED series, Tim Clark turns his attention to PARTY, Spanish photographer Cristina de Middel’s reworking of Chairman Mao TseTung’s bible of communism.
Funds will be used to purchase new works for UK museums.
This week’s snapshot of international art action sees us talking about revolution in Finland, exploring the virtual and the real in the Netherlands, contemporary Arab art in the USA, and going deep into the Congo in Australia.
Practice-based experiments in contemporary art & graphic design by Canadian sculptor Ian Kirkpatrick.
Doggerland is a new research initiative, supported by a-n’s New Collaborative Research Bursary. We hope to use this blog to ponder speculative questions about the development of the project, as we begin to survey the breadth of artist led spaces […]
Well, sometimes in life you just have to accept that some fictitious and well-hidden being will chuck something your way that you can’t avoid. Usually, that’ll happen when you least need an extra thing to think about. That happened in […]
I documented the process of opening up a two part mould straight from casting and preparing it for use. This is a new method for me, as I have always employed open press moulds. First the two parts are prised […]
[JP (Jennifer)]: I want to include a few excerpts from things I have written over the years; about my desire, my fantasies of masculinity and my failure in trying to embody them as a physical manifestation. I seem to keep […]
…(continued from previous post) [JP] From’[Seduce and Destroy?] Notes on masculinity and failure#2’: ‘In my search to define my detective character, I have begun to think about the notion of masculinity of which I aspire. The more I dwell upon […]
New opportunities — the ones that aren’t part of my usual way of working but I find myself instinctively drawn to — can be a fantastic way to develop ones practice. The collage abuse series came about in this way, […]
Text by Victoria Gray Context Context After the focussing on digital technology it felt important to return to the performance component of the project. During this project I authored a paper titled, Sound Affects: The Sonification of Energetic Exchange in […]
I had a meeting with Judith Stewart, who is writing a short contextual essay for Topography Disarranged in May. The QH has worked well with Judith before – it is building ongoing relationships such as this (made when running this […]
I recently read an article by Robin Sloan (http://www.robinsloan.com/note/flip-flop/) called “Dancing the Flip-Flop” which describes the practice of creating artworks, images or videos that were formed by an exchange between analogue and digital mediums. An example of a flip-flop would […]
Update for this weeks time in the studio… “Too much bad Art” This was inspired from looking at Art that is presented in the Art world such as Martin Creed, lights going on and off Work no.227. The response I […]
[AMP (AnnaMaria Pinaka)]: Yummy. I don’t believe anyone. I am not exactly depressed I just don’t like myself. My wife and two kids are well and that is what is important. I don’t like being pushed. My name is K.P. […]
[AMP]: 3. I am silent and heavy. I don’t say much. I speak some but I don’t say much. I don’t need to say much. My decisions just come across, I just come across. Inside me is written ‘MAN’, in […]
