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Fine Art BA (Hons)
Fine Art BA (Hons)
It’s been a week that has seen a multi-million pound sponsorship deal at Tate Modern and controversy and column inches about a chair, a Russian socialite and a publicity picture of questionable taste. But is there a link between the two stories?
Glasgow-based artist Corin Sworn has been announced as the winner of the biennial Max Mara Art Prize for Women.
This week’s snapshot of international art action takes us to Trondheim, Vienna, San Francisco, Los Angeles and Paris.
Emerging visual artists Leah Capaldi and Andrew Cranston are among the six recipients of the £10,000 awards.
Kaleidoscope Gallery, Sevenoaks
14 January – 8 February 2014
Fine Art
it is a yellow morning, meaning the sun is rising through, or behind, or despite of, a layer of watery atmosphere – something like that. a friend of mine died on 12 Jan, he befriended our family when we joined […]
I have been wrestling with a binary problem for ages. I make work and I curate work When I worked down on the pier in Margate, curating the harbour gallery, I found that most of my time was taken up […]
The Sporting League: Game 9 Results. Athletico pulled away at the summit creating a five point gap with an assured three goals to win over poor relations Chamber Athlete. Newly promoted underdogs Kite Vale continued to show the big guns […]
Thinking about the importance of the idea brings me on to addressing Sol LeWitt. He produced a series of Wall Drawings, developed from an idea. LeWitt wrote instructions (representing the idea) for assistance to pacifically follow to produce the Wall […]
Seven poets joined me on the final afternoon of my Pantechnicon show at ArcadeCardiff. Nearly all of us have worked together before in some way and I have come to rely on our collaborations to help me make sense of […]
a week to the first application deadline. how am i fixed? i feel good about where i am with the application. i’ve done some research, made conversations and taken time to write my concept. i have time to record myself […]
We perceive text in our everyday mostly through instructions or alerts that make us function in systems or structures, knowingly or unconsciously. Since I started investigating language I made a range of site-specific text-based works. By applying lettering to office, […]
This morning, as it’s my day off, I sat in bed with a cup of tea and read a pile of artists talking blogs. It was good to catch up. I don’t always comment, but that doesn’t mean I don’t […]
Found a stone and told me to smile Part 2 Brooklyn subway 2 days later on a busy New York subway, I saw a woman wearing the same seed on a chain placed on her neck. I was shocked as […]
I was asked to give a talk at the Ipswich Art society about my work. The event came at a good time for me as I was about to start my blog and this would a good opportunity to have […]
The fuel that have kept me engrossed over the years of exploring project 5am has been that this fleeting moment was the first time that I had experience the state of “being” in its purest form. “Before” that my perception […]
I’ve been busy recently, completing the new series on aluminium in my studio at Magdalen Road, printmaking at Oxford Printmakers, preparing some new videos for a show in St Petersburg and completing some large paintings for a show at the […]
While doing my dissertation I came across the term intersectionality which definition is described as the study of intersections between different disenfranchised groups or groups of minorities. This term captured the process of my project as I was exploring an […]
Part of the joy of being an artist (at least until you hit the big time) is the neccessity of having a ‘portfolio career’. Circumstantially, I wear a lot of hats and one of these is as Sudborough Green Lodge […]
i am currently studying at ucs, i am in my third year doing a degree in fine art
I made it into the studio this week – finally! Virus behind me, sons’ exams over – a clear day for myself and nine solid, solitary hours of sorting and rearranging. Just a few stray bits and pieces piled up […]
A new, historically sensitive space at Edinburgh’s former City Observatory on Calton Hill expands Collective’s programme of Scottish and international work.
Found a stone and told me to smile Part 1: 2010 London Victoria I was in the area on my day off from work buying travel items for a trip to Brooklyn a day later. I was crossing a zebra […]