It is said that our children and grandchildren will be paying out these bailout and stimulus debts, but they could also simply be declared into non-existence. They are only as real as the story we agree on that contains them. […]
‘Its difficult but also extremely easy’ Portsmouth: January 4th Wake at fear o clock – 4.07am much troubled sleeping as yesterday aniversary of my mothers passing. January 3rd 2013 wake early dress prepare kitchen train car Wicks Cotswold’s chippings argument […]
Week 15: 24th – 30th DecemberWhen I first applied to do the PhD, I submitted a proposal, 1000 words outlining the plan for my research and how that related to my practice. Just a few short months later, and my […]
So it’s a shiny new year, just unwrapped from it’s packaging, much like the new desk diary just delivered to me by the postman. I already know it’s going to be a busy year, with a meeting scheduled for tomorrow, […]
MEASURING THE EXPERIENCE #18 A ‘life-style’ philosophy is apparent in the aspirations of many of the artists’ groups which have been studied: “to provide opportunities for the public to become involved in the arts by meeting artists in their studios, […]
MEASURING THE EXPERIENCE #19 Because they are not primarily concerned with business values or running their organisations in ways which mirror the way mainstream institutions operate, artist-led organisations may not show a willingness to fulfil the range of expectations and […]
It is the start of 2013, and I am busy learning about twitter and facebook plus this side of things bloging!! How does it all work and how does it help get you visitors to your website??? I can say […]
I am the Artist starting out, this is my journey for good or bad, my work, my learning curves and directions that I will take. I have a lot to learn and will share what I find to help others […]
The Director of Kettle’s Yard, Cambridge, reflects on the year ended and looks forward to what 2013 will bring.
The Brighton-based Macedonian artist looks back on a year that started badly but ended with a flurry of commissions including being chosen to represent Macedonia at the 55th Venice Biennale.
For the first time, a graphic work has won the biography award in the Costa Book Awards.
A new year starts and I am trying to shake off that holiday feeling and get back to it. Before my week off I had an excellent couple of days in which I had one of my excavations at Norton […]
into a new year. chances. i continue to accept that i am where i am and now and again i cry. i continue to wait for my ma interview part two. i continue to accept that i am who i […]
Belper Art Trail 8th – 21st July 2013 Submissions are being sort from Derbyshire based artists and beyond in mediums suitable for display in retail outlet windows in Belper in response to the theme “the journey of favorites.” of the […]
Using inspiration from the repetition module, I started to further investigate the properties and origin of materials without form alongside the exploring the boundaries of sculpture and installation. I had been reading heavily into ‘New British Sculpture’ of the 1980’s, […]
The main appeal of Present In Public for me was how timely it was, given where I was at in my own life and practice and the wholly integrated and refreshing way in which Tim proposed to work with us […]
‘A circulation of gifts nourishes those parts of our spirit that are not entirely personal , parts that derive from nature, the group, the race or the Gods’ (Lewis Hyde, The Gift: Creativity and The Artist in the Modern World’) […]
Sporting League Results: Game 13 Pointeso maintained their unbeaten run with a last gasp winner against a heart broken Bolsov outfit. Bolsov gaffer: ‘I’ve got no complaints with what we were trying to do out there today. We’ve proved that […]
