Met two more fellow resident artists today: Matthew Goodsmith & Yi Xin Yan http://matthewgoodsmith.com/ http://yanyixin.co.uk/ They are working together in the space without walls, two studios down from mine. Also found out that the Creekside Cafe (sort of downstairs from […]
The one I almost didn’t make… Chroma 5 was the last set of tiles I assembled. I wasn’t sure that any of the tiles I had left belonged together to make a set, but after looking at them in various […]
Currently in the 3rd Yr of a Fine Art degree at Hereford College of Art. I became editor of our student magazine ‘Palette’ at the end of my 1st year and re-started it. I’d love to hear from other art […]
Fine Art BA (Hons) Degree
Art Turning Left, a new and wide-ranging exhibition at Tate Liverpool, explores how artists have incorporated political beliefs in their work and how this has changed the way it is produced. The artist and AIR Council member Emily Speed reviews the show and reflects on its relevance to her own practice.
Cultural policy expert Leila Jancovich reacts to the recent Rebalancing Our Cultural Capital report, which shows that government investment in the arts in London far outstrips that in the rest of the country.
Dissecting medicine and health through visual and literary arts
I moved my tools and materials into the new studio earlier on today (12/11/13), and if you’re a facebook friend, you will know from today’s updates, that: “The walls in my new studio are ever so slightly f*cked. Work left […]
I don’t usually find it hard to write this blog… it spills onto the keyboard as fast and furious as it spills out of my mouth… I talk too much! But today, I can’t decide what to write about. I […]
– MN Not of transparency exactly I web-stumbled this week upon Michael Fried’s 1967 essay on Anthony Caro, in particular his painted steel work Carriage. Fried writes of the overlapping mesh establishing ‘a plane of variation, not of transparency exactly, […]
Okay I am in the space waiting for Camilla to arrive via Skype and in the meantime I have got soem photos of interesteding places near The Wig. I shall share them with you. On Monday I went to a […]
So today I am taking a day off from the studio to give my back a rest. Yesterday was a big undertaking for me, getting 10 or so heavy boxes and bags worth of ‘art stuff’ over to the studio, […]
But before Lesson in Anatomy blog dives into sharing experiences, here are its foundations: Drawing on my 2 years experience as artist in residence (AIR) at Newcastle, Northumbria and Durham University anatomy labs, and success as a multidisciplinary artist working […]
Getting going again… After a run of exciting exhibitions and commissions spanning over the Summer and into the Autumn, its time to get back into making new work in my studio at Rogue. The Summer began for me in June […]
Getting going again… After a run of exciting exhibitions and commissions spanning over the Summer and into the Autumn, its time to get back into making new work in my studio at Rogue. The Summer began for me in June […]
Do I need to have an actual project ? The most enlightening thing to come out of my 3 year Degree course is….. CONTEXT. I don’t think I really understood this term before or even during the Degree, but now […]
Day 10 – Floribunda No 1 This painting is the face of the Chroma Utopia show. It’s a busy time for me and my artwork in Cardiff at the moment. Not only do I have the solo exhibition at gallery/ten, […]
<CP> This morning I visited the Mira Schendel exhibition at Tate Modern. I invited Eddie to join me so we could continue to discuss our project. He declined, saying that it’s a mistake to visit exhibitions while making your own […]
Artists/Practitioners sharing this Loopart13 November residency (pt. 1) Ciara Brennan “…is an actress theatre practitioner working in drama, movement and film. She works as a performer, teacher and director in a range of theatre and education contexts. Ciara holds an […]
