The exhibition in Manchester is very real now; thank you, thank you Jayne Lloyd, for setting up the website for W0budong. I am really looking forward to conversations about the project in the discussion section of the site and to […]
Day 1 London. so how was today? at the start of today i thaught “nar ill never be able to stay in the libary for 5 hours” how wrong could i have been 5 hours wasnt nearly enough. i have […]
Research: Pool Arts and the British Library and untrustworthy readers… “Furiously Mad” is an ambitious project being developed by a group of artists examining some of the history of People Who Have been Locked Away for Being Mad / Mentally […]
Was feeling really down and uninspired in Ipswich so I decided on a spur of the moment whim to use the hotel booking tonight that I had booked ages ago and wasn’t going to use. So we drove to peckham […]
Trae, handling books over 500 years old with her heart pounding.. Alan, ex soldier himself – reading about Shell Shock and how they could tell if people were “malingering – trying to pull the wool” Everyone was making notes on […]
As Christmas approaches, we’ll be veering off the High Street to offer a snapshot of gift ideas from across the UK that support the work of artists and arts organisations. This week, take your pick from handprinted wrapping paper, artist-designed beach towels and bags, and specially produced print editions and publications.
Alison Allum, 'Sectioned', 2012. Photo: Bernard Allum.
Giles Round, 'Installation view, ARTIST DECORATORS, The Grantchester Pottery at ICA, London 2013'.
John Boursnell. Photo: Holly Rumble.
Didn’t get much ‘work’ done yesterday, thanks to the amount of time it took to put up the plastic sheeting canopy above my space. The physically demanding nature of doing that job alone for (approx) 4x5m worth of space, (up […]
Images of the works in progress, in progress…
Day 24 – Field 2 It’s all a big experiment… Plant pigments (buttercup, cherry blossom, buddleia), cellulose and resin on glass. The essence of a field, preserved. REMINDER! Last chance to see the show! Chroma Utopia ends 5pm Saturday 30th […]
An icy chill has descended, seemingly out of nowhere. The Public Art studios were freezing today – not as cold as Rogue Studios can be, but getting there. I spent last night and this morning finalizing a presentation about my […]
Do I really like line, paint, and want things to look nice? I put that in front of me to see how I felt about it. This painting tests the question. Its single pink line is mixed from the base […]
Week 55: 30th September – 6th OctoberThis week I headed over to Wakefield for the bi-monthly Artwalk. The Artwalk happens on the last Wednesday of the month and consists of all the various art spaces and galleries opening to members […]
No video today: I’ve been writing instead. And drawing a bit. I spent the first part of the morning in the studio copying out a drawing, the second part of the morning getting lost trying to find the post office […]
I was starting to think we wouldn’t be able to go ahead with the Christmas Market, but we’ve been kindly offered the use of St. Mary Le Wigford church for the purpose. We’re still on the lookout for another empty […]
LC: Responses to our call for submissions have started to trickle in. Our deadline is 1 December so will soon be busy reviewing the submissions. Some good quality responses so far. In the meantime, I am mucking about with paper, […]
Knackered. Can’t write. Will just post photos of progress in progress… (Don’t know if any of you got caught out by the whole London transport system being knocked out of existence due to a fire at London Bridge at hometime […]