
Off the Wall
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Archive
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Venue:
The Pound Arts Centre -
From:
January 10, 2014 -
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February 01, 2014 -
Location:
South West England
Day 4 – Fluoresce Well, my show opens tonight, and I have to say I think it’s the best collection of work that I’ve ever put together :-) To celebrate this I’ve chosen to show you ‘Fluoresce’ today. It may […]
I have been expanding my wall installation with more memories that I have found. I used polariod photos, envelopes, found objects, letters and keepsakes, including a teacup from my project in Level 5 about domestic violence. Since i have been […]
I found another photo of the same ex boyfriend. I found looking at this photo after so long quite difficult emotionally. I decided that I wanted to rip the photo up and re construct it. This is to represent how […]
I finally got access to the darkroom to make some photograms! I’ve been wanting to do something other than just photograph my collection of keys for a while. I used Ilford photographic paper and arranged the keys on a piece […]
I had a play with photoshop and different effects with the photographs i took of the keys a few weeks ago. I was pleased with the results because they came out really well and look really interesting visually.
the change happens deep inside. we don’t see it.
Arts Council England’s update of its 10-year ‘strategic framework’ makes for sober and serious reading. But while there are no dramatic changes in its ambitions and priorities, Mark Robinson finds a worrying lack of solutions for cash-strapped artists and no recognition of the regional imbalance in arts funding.
Speakers and delegates from the spheres of music, the visual and performing arts come together in London this December for a day of talks and discussions on how the economy is affecting the social ecology of the arts. We find out more from symposium organiser Third Ear Music, and offer a ticket giveaway exclusive to a-n members.
Venice, Italy, Venice
1 June – 24 November 2013
HM Prison the Verne, Portland
10 – 12 October 2013
The Moment when you realized you were interested in Art. Grayson Perry yesterday suggested that most artists will have had a crux event in their early lives where they can self mythologize about when they became an artist. He went […]
Noise and whispers exhibition at GV Art Portsmouth – London – Portsmouth November 5th The day starts well enough although the cat sits on me from 4am – this is a distractingly regular occurrence. OH has day off so no […]
Mark Devereux Projects Launches New Space for Artists in Manchester In July 2012 Mark and I worked as a team to put together my first major solo exhibition ‘Chroma’ at BLANKSPACE, Manchester. After the show came down he left Blank […]
The Grayson Perry Reith Lectures have been a joy to me. I have listened to his words shouting “Yes!” at the radio. “Me too! I also have an inner shed!” How to be an artist… There’s no instruction manual. For […]
I was hoping I would have news of our crowdfunding video by now, but it’s still a few days away from being live. For some reason, it wouldn’t upload, forcing frantic emails to Kickstarter (who don’t answer emails at weekends […]
Horrid, horrid wet, windy miserable day. I hate the winter and most of all I hate the fact that days seem to have evaporated by 4.30. My biology is on back to front. I am at my best after 10.00 […]
Day 3 – Vermillion A wonderfully rewarding day today spent with the people from Menter a Busnes and Big Ideas Wales being trained to deliver entrepreneurship workshops to young people in schools and colleges. So inspiring to meet all the […]
5th November : First solo day at the Arts Lab, Bradford on WE ARE ALIVE AGAIN (I will be working with Jez and Caroline each Friday this month) Just wanted to pin down some thoughts from yesterday before I forget […]
Grayson Perry used his final Reith Lecture for BBC Radio 4 to look at his journey to becoming an artist, and to discuss the central purpose of creating art, which he described as “meaning making”.
Angus McEwan is the only British artist to feature amongst the 24 award-winners of the Shenzhen Watercolour Biennial in China.