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Photography is Truth “Photography is the truth if it’s being handled by a truthful person” (Don Mccullin) That was a crucial moment in Don McCullin documentary. Up to that point, which happened roughly towards the end of the film’s first […]

This “Women can multi-task” thing… is it a myth? This week, having at last got the leak and the re-plastering done, we are decorating the sitting room. I’d quite like to sit and do a lot of thinking about this […]

POST #22: <<Cambrian Series 2>> FINAL DAY (DAY SIX) ON SITE: Reflections & panic from final day in Dunbar. And the sin has claimed me. My brain is no longer brain. It is coccolith. My every fibre stretches furiously for […]

POST #24: //Drumian// FINAL DAY (DAY SIX ) ON SITE: Bye Bye Beach Hut. Pt.2 (continued from previous post…) That is not to say this week has been a bust. Far from it. Within the space of five or six […]

Went to the Herne Bay last Friday for the first time in my life to attend the Duchamp symposium: Every speaker had the same small amount of material to go on and so each talk was like another layer of […]

I’m considering the surfaces I’m painting on more carefully, the meanings they may bring by their previous use/purpose and what could be read by them. I’m currently working on carrier bags and so my painting on them is a form […]

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After installing our lovely Domesticity show, and a week’s holiday in sunny southern England, I have been fighting my way through the email backlog. Now out the other side and getting excited about various projects in the planning stages. Working […]

Week 42: 1st – 7th JulyI’m coming to the end of the first academic year and, even though I’ll be continuing to work through the summer, my thoughts have already turned towards the end of September and the second year […]

It seems that in Taiwan it is most certainly good to be born in the 80’s. From my trip so far there has been artists ‘a plenty’ to get excited about, nearly all born in the generation most brits try […]

MAKE Liberating Multiverses A Preview of Christina Mitrentse’s MAKE – METALIBRARY interactive installation By Vassiliki Tzanakou curator/ writer London Strict geometrical and organisational rules imposed by a library space are infused with the multiversal philosophical practice of the multidisciplinary artist […]

In Conversation: Kim Walker and Bruce Gilchrist, London Fieldworks Reading and looking at your work I am left wondering, ontologically, how to think of it: Is it a physical object? Several objects? A class of objects? An abstract object? An […]

One my investigations of the To the Light show is to examine in a critical way how one can work and understand destructive acts creatively. In the sense of literally taking imagery of the riots and then to paint them […]