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Safety first. I got given a builders helmet today for my safety so I don’t get impaled by my work. I am also going to Butley mills tomorrow to see some bronze casting, which I’m really looking forward to as […]
WRITING ABOUT ART After reading a lot of other students blogs from both UCS and various other places I’m struck by the amount of ‘artspeak’. Much of it I don’t really understand. It was interesting to compare the style of […]
Intermission: I did a random photo shoot the other day to get back in front of the camera. Looking back over the photos via editing I’ve decided to not include text realising that text can sometimes limit your audience and […]
Total fee: £98.70 calculated from: £80 facilitator fee £5.20 travel £17.50 materials 20 young people attending, 2.5 hours. Total travel time, there and back: 148 minutes or 2 hours and 28 minutes. Planning and preparation: 3.5 hours, plus 1.5 hours […]
To start this blog I will give some insights to my work starting last year. My work was exploring my fictional characters through text, and how they feel about not existing. This was mainly done through my character Luke. He […]
Hung out at Victoria Quays today, talked to people in cafes and who worked on the road. Then I met with ‘VeryCreative’ that will sort out the lighting for my project and that was very positive. They seem engaged, make […]
The latest interview in Joshua Sofaer’s Artist as leader series for a-n features Sydney-based artist-run initiative First Draft.
In January, three UK makers began Watershed’s Craft + Technology Residencies, bringing together making and design with digital, networked technologies. Taking place in Bristol, Plymouth and Falmouth, we talk to the participants and discover how digital technology is influencing their practice.
As a new art competition launches in Leeds, we speak to the project’s curator, its sponsor and one of the shortlisted artists about the city’s changing; and self-sustaining; art scene.
As part of proposals by Stirling Council to save £9m in 2013/14, the Scottish city’s only contemporary art gallery, The Changing Room, is under threat.
Back to the ginghammy thinghammy… I had originally intended that any text I wrote/stitched on this would be all over it. Lots. But in the end, didn’t. I attended a book launch/talk at the Ikon gallery in Birmingham by Henry […]
Just a quick evaluation before I leave to the studio. It is being hard to keep up with energy levels and to mantain the rythm of making work, researching, keep things up… My space is very cluttered at the moment […]
What I wrote last time was more of a whinge than an update of the project I couldn’t figure why I was so pissed off. I’m normally pretty laid back about my past, I realise that people have various opinions […]
#6 This is a case of getting my act together again. I’ve left this for far too long due to dissertation and things just seeming to build up all over the place. But now that that’s all out of the […]
#7 I have looked at a number of artists over the last few months, focusing on those that create the more intricate environments or are influenced by folklore, etc. I have looked at: Ryoko Aoki: http://www.moma.org/collection/artist.php?artist_id=28546 Who creates intricate drawings […]
My latest installement of recorded conversations between local artists has just gone live. On this show I talk to Olivia Nurrish, one of the founding members of artwey, who are an artist led group from Weymouth & Portland. I see […]
Does anyone else get the feeling they are just about to be found out? Someone will accuse you of being a great pretender and life will be forced to resume it’s normal routine. I am out of my depth here. […]
#8 Now that the dissertation is over and done with I have been spending my time reading through fairy tales (mostly Grimm’s for the time being), and picking out scenes that I feel depict the more horrific sides to them […]
#9 Looked at a couple more artists recently: Ying Mei Duan: http://china.southbankcentre.co.uk/artists/#yingmei-duan Duan has created an eerie fairy tale land, in which the viewer is almost trapped in an enclosed space with the artist herself. She is sometimes singing, making […]
#10 Originally I had the full intention to print my digital work full-size, mount and display it on the wall (I’m ruling out the custom wallpaper option completely now), but after a quick chat with a tutor earlier I think […]
These photographs represent the process of exhausting the functionless chair and the Uncle Ben’s Rice packaging trimmings. At this point I did not believe I was fulfilling even a fraction of the potential that the orange plastic holds.
‘One hundred and eighty eight’ Portsmouth February 20th Awake late at 3:55am unimpressed unprepared for this day finally the sound is drafted to be given shared resonating abandoned finding image to bodily project against their backs completing the circles seen […]
LUSH made one batch of soap yesterday and anohter batch today. That is very exciting!! Today I met the man with the keys for the Grain Warehouse. I didn’t really know what to expect and wether I would get the […]