If the artist can’t get to a studio… …the studio must come to the artist. It’s been a little over a year since that fateful week in May 2012 when my degree show coincided with the birth of my first […]
The perils of the opens Tomorrow, I will go to pick up my reject from The Jerwood Drawing Prize. The odds against getting accepted were pretty high, so it wasn’t too much of a blow, but I was completely taken […]
To the Light Exhibition was my Solo show at Bruce Castle Museum in Tottenham in 2014 that takes as its starting point, the powerful depictions of the destruction of the 2011. Riots which spread from London to Manchester and moves […]
I called this blog asking for help, and boy has that been true this week. To run the interactive work at the exhibition at the Bluecoat I need a Mac. The Bluecoat don’t have a Mac, looked into getting one […]
Pix Ingredients Elements Pixels Stitches People Edges Particles Scraps Patches Pieces Fragments Fractions Parts Call them what you like, it amounts to the same thing. I have been off on a tangent or two, and have come back to this […]
As White Cube’s Open Cube show opens to the public, we ask whether an exhibition where all but one of the artists lives and works in London is really ‘an international group show’?
The Inigo Rooms, Somerset House East Wing, London
25 June – 27 July 2013
This is my first residency, first blog and the first time I will be working within the genre of Landscape. The residency is a virtual one, so I expect to be spending more time photographing the scenery in Derbyshire than […]
“ Loved to see Micha enjoying and taking part in performance. Felt she really came out her shell. Lots of patting her chest which means ‘HAPPY.’ Pauline (Mum).” “ A really positive experience for Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum. Staff […]
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Over a year has passed since the last blog post here! I returned to my harbour studio in March 2012, only to be evicted in December (see my other blog ‘A View with a Room’) BUT, in that short period […]
Week 39: 10th – 16th JuneI’m in another exhibition and this time it’s at the BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art in Gateshead, which feels like something of a coup in artistic terms. The exhibition is a continuation of the 16 […]
The potential of emptiness is huge. Once it’s filled, it’s concluded. No more potential.
I’ve been back in the ‘real’ world for a week scince completing my residnecy at Outlandia. I’ve been reflecting slowly on the next stage for the matieral that I collected and worked on. For me, next will be compliling video […]
Un-trained poet Portsmouth – Brighton – Portsmouth July 10th 2 poems written on way to ACE:SE event We flyThruFast fieldsTracksSpringing into viewLike tracer90 degree avenuesAs unsettledCrows riseAt our passingSustainedWith mirth Sing to meTales of corrugated soilsSpun from note birdsSemi quaversSet […]
‘Look up but do not Fall’ Portsmouth – Bristol – Portsmouth July 11th Poem written from the landscap viewed from the Train on route to ACE:SW in Bristol Roll meDownslopeThru chalkTo ditchEmbedded flints fieldOf polished bronze Roll meThru fern filled […]
This is my first residency. It has been awarded by The Collection, Lincoln, University of Lincoln School of Art and Design and Synapse Arts. I shall be responding to the 18thC Derby porcelain in the Charles Norman Collection.
For the third instalment of our series looking at visually rich art books, we consider the delicate and meditative works of Japanese photographer Rinko Kawauchi, on the occasion of her latest book – Ametsuchi – published by Aperture.
Stepping out as a new artist? a-n’s new Signpost publication tells you what you need to know, and where to find it.
The just announced commissioned projects for this year’s Frieze London art fair have a child-friendly, playful feel.
