Untitled blog post from "Drawings in four dimensions"
I’ve been painting this summer, slow progress, and frustrating, but I like its unpredictability. I began this work, but it soon went through many changes,
I’ve been painting this summer, slow progress, and frustrating, but I like its unpredictability. I began this work, but it soon went through many changes,
Then I got to the stage where I felt frustrated and out of control… that’s when I stop. Quite a while later I took a look – I had an idea. Did it. Is it finished? Who knows. It makes […]
Week 51: 2nd – 8th SeptemberAfter the previous week thinking about tasseography and drawing in tea leaves, I finally felt that I was on the way to developing a body of work. As I’d spent most of the first year […]
Shared Space: That’s what this project started as…… ‘Shared Space’…. is a zone where cars, buses, people, bikes, vans and skateboards even, are all equal. I was so excited and thought what a fantastic progressive thing to have on your […]
– MN “The aviary looks almost weightless – like a bird. A giant net skin is wrapped around a skeleton of poles – paired diagonal legs at either end, each lined to a three-sided pyramid or tetrahedron – which is […]
Infinite metamorphosis, formulas of forms. Bred by taste of the act in the incomprehensible roams.
Sir Anthony Caro, the pre-eminent British sculptor, has died of a heart attack aged 89, his family have confirmed.
Two major contemporary art events on the Kent coast have announced dates for their 2014 editions.
An intriguing event at the Barbican Centre sees seven artists, including Haroon Mirza, Susan Philipsz and Mark Leckey, teaming up with creative technologists to develop new ideas over the course of one day.
The Ways of Seeing Climate Change event in Manchester is looking to encourage new collaborations between artists and scientists, while highlighting the positive role artists can play in our understanding of environmental issues and scientific research. We hear from the organisers and some of the artists involved.
Collaboration between artists Michaela Nettell and Robert Worley to make and studio test a collection of hinged glass pyramids inspired by Cedric Price’s visionary design for the Snowdon Aviary at London Zoo. The objects are envisaged both as props for […]
Querida Vasconcelos, te admiro. (Dear Vasconcelos, I admire you) Joana Vasconcelos is a Portuguese artist. She was born in Paris in 1971 and now lives and works in Lisbon, Portugal. Much of Vasconcelos’ work deals with feminism, as well as […]
http://www.blouinartinfo.com/news/story/837387/joa… In your current exhibition at Haunch of Venison, you are showing “Full Steam Ahead (Red#1)” (all works 2012), a kinetic, flower-shaped sculpture composed of working steam irons. Could you tell me about this more mechanical strand of your practice? […]
The clock is ticking for our ‘Friends of Studio’ event where I was really hoping to show my work so far… of course there s a bit to be done to make it worth looking at and life has typically […]
THINGS THAT ARE ON MY MIND 1. Rudolph Steiner’s “blackboard” drawings which I saw at the Venice Biennale last week which are actually not blackboards, but are in fact chalk on black paper which his assistant used to cover his […]
Wow, I love Vasconcelos and I love the sound of her name and where she lives and her trajectory as an international artist. From the interview I posted earlier I will get something that is very interesting/important to me at […]
The lampshades have now turned into something else… a ladyboy? There is something about this work that is quite disturbing and vulnerable, quite exposed, like being naked. It shocks me, it does grab me and it does make myself wonder […]
Right. I have been considering carefully why I have been moulding these cups out of newspaper – rather than, say ( as course leader Alli Neal asked) out of the disposable cups i ‘m moulding on? Well – I went […]
The 2013 Turner Prize exhibition has opened at a former army barracks in Derry-Londonderry.
The recipients of the British Ceramics Biennial £10,000 AWARD for ceramicists and FRESH bursary for new graduates have been announced, with installation-based work winning all round.
Artists from across the UK will benefit from a-n bursaries specifically designed to support research and development of new collaborations within or beyond the arts. We introduce the artists and projects.
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