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The Poetics of Space: Teresa Braula Reis and Aethan Wills
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Amsterdam Drawing 2013
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Birth Online:Birth Offline
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North West England
Untitled blog post from "The Cooler King (part 2)"
Coyote: Well fox really, I have x4 fox heads to make in this mosaic. It is called Foxey Leys Copse a small copse which will be left untouched, kept as it was on the new property development, buildings will surround […]
Human chain reaction to arts cuts
Lost Arts, the union-backed campaign against cuts in the arts, is staging a human chain protest outside the National Gallery.
Arts education has intrinsic value, but wider impact is unproven
Claims that arts education brings wide benefits in terms of creativity, social skills and academic performance are at best optimistic and are not well grounded in reliable evidence, according to a new report.
Local authority arts: further budget cuts expected
A survey by Arts Development UK has revealed that over a third of all local authorities in England and Wales have no dedicated arts officer and no direct arts service, while the remainder have services that are vulnerable to cuts.

We Are Open
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Cross Street Arts -
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North West England

Paula Fenwick

MFA Degree Show, DJCAD
Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design, Dundee
17 – 30 August 2013
Untitled blog post from "Sponsorship from a business and funding from the Arts Council, a great combination."
Last meeting of ‘Contemorary Construction’ was on site and we decided on some limitations. We only going to use materials and work in black, white and grey. I got feedback on the flyer I designed for the exhibition and made […]
Contemporary Construction
For ‘Contemporary Construction 1’ at CADS/Sheffield we will make site specific work that relates to a white and a black room and the inter-connecting courtyard. CC1 is subject to ongoing change, the elements will be exposed to alteration and refiguring. […]

New Contemporaries 2013: a show of contrasts
This year’s Bloomberg New Contemporaries features the work of 46 students and recent graduates from UK art schools. Ranging from minimalist purism to a giant ‘fish finger’, it provides a snapshot of current work that delights and bemuses.

NOW SHOWING #11: This week’s top exhibitions
Must-see shows this week include an Artangel commission in central London that examines our reading of found objects, and Tacita Dean’s JG Ballard-inspired investigation of Robert Smithson’s Spiral Jetty.
Ichi-Go Ichi-e
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VAC Gallery -
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North West England

Bodies That Matter
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London

kerry baldry

Untitled blog post from "Rubbish"
Waste Less Live More Week 2013 The Art of Food Waste By Alice Bradshaw For Waste Less Live More Week 2013, artist, curator, researcher and writer Alice Bradshaw has compiled a selection of artworks using food waste to highlight the […]
Untitled blog post from "Threads"
I’m often found reflecting on the nature and effects of collaboration on my practice. I am essentially a lazy person. I follow the path of least resistance in many areas. I’m not really driven by money, as long as I […]
Untitled blog post from "A Portrait of an Artist as a Very Late Starter"
I went to the Rabley Drawing Centre on Saturday afternoon for the opening of SKETCH 13 for which I have been selected to exhibit a book. I have never been before; it is a lovely spot, nestled deep in a […]
Untitled blog post from "Artist’s notes"
Had a great day in Dunkerque on Saturday mixing DAD (www.dadonline.eu) business with pleasure! Lunch was with Jean-Luc Du Val who heads up the library over there and who is finding imaginative ways of taking the library out to other […]
Untitled blog post from "Reciprocity"
Constructing childhood and performing memories “When you were a child you had to create yourself from whatever was to hand. You had to construct yourself and make yourself into a person, fitting somehow not the niche that in your family […]
Untitled blog post from "Head Full of Fairytales"
My work is autobiographical. I suppose what I am interested in is the suffering and striving of humans…. what else can I use better than my own experience? It s an uncomfortable place to explore and share because of the […]