Back of an Envelope
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Archive
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Venue:
online -
Date:
June 23, 2022 at 06:00 PM -
Location:
South East England
A collection of strategies for doing the job of being a freelance artist.
online gallery and exhibition opportunity
Above are the final images of the degree project installation for the Endangered Plant Index. This installation took a lot of work and calculations to get right – including having to take a lot of the drawings and labels off the wall, […]
This proposal is the one that I have rewritten both after the crit and examining Agnes Denes’ proposals further. I have attempted to follow the same format as Denes’ used in her proposal (see previous post), whilst also keeping it […]
In this blog post, I will be talking about the theory of the gaze, my understanding of it and its use in my work. Because this theory is so broad and complicated, I will try to summarize it as much […]
Painting in the expanded field and its notions caught my silent interest a while ago, but I never really found a way to include it in my practice until now. My latest project introduced me to working with technicians and […]
Liam Hevey discusses making environmental activist stories visible and the frustrations of being a Marxist creative.
Over the three years of degree – and particularly these past two – my role and practice as an artist has changed enormously, and in this post, I want to examine how and why it has, and how it will […]
My June Boldbrush Art Contest entries feature the poster girl for my upcoming exhibition plus two others from my Floral Delights collection to keep her company – I’d be delighted if you could vote for one or any number of […]
My most recent online life drawing session from the School of Painting, St Ives focused on the folded line, and was fabulously lead by Tom Rickman. I love the way material can drape a form to show the inner shape, yet never seem […]
Update: 08/06/22: I also added the ‘wildflowers’ book open on the desk, at the page of the Ragged Robin, which is one of the wildflowers listed on the seed pack, that I hope to use in the rewilding of Cedarwood Walk. […]
When I first heard about Wild City by Alec Finlay, I thought it was a rewilding project similar to my own – however, it isn’t – rather than planting and creating or restoring wild areas in the city, Finlay has instead teamed […]
Photograph of an estuary with digital intervention.