Well I have completed my dead foliage works and feel that there’s development possible. Lots of ideas coalescing, though I want to ensure that the work doesn’t just morph into conceptual jewellery? Though I suppose I should think more in […]
E-Publication with texts developed during co-writing sessions as part of I am not sitting at the front event in Cardiff in April 2013 is now on line! Enjoy! http://issuu.com/aniabas/docs/i_am_not_sitting_at_…
The Walking Reading Group on Participation, May 2013, London http://www.aniabas.blogspot.co.uk/2013/04/the-walk… Tue 21st May and Wed 22nd May (6:00 – 9:00 pm on both days) meeting point: Gasworks, 155 Vauxhall Street, London SE11 5RH Tue 28th May and Wed 29th May […]
BLUE MONKEY BREAKFAST TALK Well here’s a first! On Tuesday I gave a breakfast talk to the Eastbourne and District Chamber of Commerce. This was quite challenging in some ways. For one thing it was day 4 of a very […]
(Part 2) NOW COMPLETE.
I thought I’d share this because it’s quite fitting when talking about changing paradigms. It’s a documentary (available on YouTube as 5 episodes) around a teacher in Japan, who follows an un-orthodox teaching method: Advocating honesty, talking openly about your […]
THE AGE OF WONDER I suppose it was the dead frog and the reminder of Luigi Galvani that prompted me to revisit my research from a few years ago about science and philosophy around the time of the Enlightenment and […]
Returning to blogging on a-n is like picking up with an old friend again and I’m particularly happy to be returning as the recipient of an a-n Re:View bursary. Funding to facilitate critical dialogue around my work, firstly, is absolutely, […]
It is the little details that take so long! At the studio today we were very lucky to have a beautiful bright sunny day, so work could be carried out outside. I have been trying to smooth out two large […]
MA Contemporary Art Practice provides a multi- and inter-disciplinary programme for arts practitioners to develop their skills, knowledge and understanding across the wide and discursive range of methods, techniques, media and approaches that contribute to contemporary arts and its changing […]
Happy to be the recipient of an a-n Re:View bursary, blogging the process as it unfolds
In a time of austerity, it’s become more important than ever for the visual arts to articulate their value to society. But, asks Claire Doherty, Director of arts producers Situations, what forms of evidence should be produced and whose criteria are we to use?
The third Cr8net creative industries conference, themed around ‘Digital Diversity’, started badly for our correspondent. But thanks to adept chairing and a whirlwind visit from Ed Vaizey, this annual one day event managed to transcend its achingly cool Shoreditch venue to explore some genuinely important issues.
CMR Gallery & Project Space, Redruth
19 – 21 April 2013
Hall Place, Bexley
28 March – 1 September 2013
After keeping his video blog on Degrees unedited since November 2012, Joshua Tyson tells us of ‘The soap factory’ and its culture, in time for degree shows at University Campus Suffolk.
