Here Is Where We Meet Day 5. Tricia, Natalie and Bev were not sure how many people would come to their talk with Nell Croose-Myhill in the evening. We were anxious, not only because we felt a need to display […]
Research into Suprematism has prompted questions regarding the contradictory beliefs of its founder; Kazimir Malevich. It is these contradictions which have led to the creation of works which subtly deride his beliefs. Within the series The Contradictions of Malevich, I […]
Our last session as a group Yesterday our last session together was a tour of the County Hall site with Tom from NRO as our guide. One of our commissioners Philip Meadows Martineau had a summer house built on the […]
This work explores a building from Le Corbusier’s Ville Radieuse architectural model. I drew the particular buildings perimetre – ignoring the 3D elements shown in the photograph – and repeated it on Adobe Illustrator, printed it onto acetate and drew […]
Connecting with London While we were waiting for the fire brigade to say we could go back into the archive centre I had a chat with Susan. After our visit to London on Tuesday we had been looking at the […]
The Trolley We have over the duration of our project looked at a whole range of documents which we have referred to regularly. We have amassed quite a collection of items taken from the strong room on our red trolley. […]
A first delve into the depths of the quarry this week. I’ve been particularly nervous about this site since I first came to investigate at the start of the project and my fears have not been eased at all after […]
Touring Territories No.1 East Anglian U.F.O Archive: Book I made the final amendments to our U.F.O Archive Blog Book today – a permanent and physical distillation of this very blog. We’d had a proof printed last month and there were […]
Update on installation of In Deed now possible since my computer has been replaced. I was quite nervous entering the space to show work that had been made during the couple of months following the degree show; work that was […]
Paintings that came out of my trip to Cyprus are those pictured; Untitled I and Untitled II. These were painted with consideration to the environment around me – see the pictures “Blue Doors” and “Kitchen”. This idea of using a […]
Work in progress in the Project Space. Oil glaze over graphite. Work in Progress MK Gallery Project Space – Showcase 2012
Drawing record. Two pairs of canvases and one single canvas. Each taken into the space prepared with a gestural brush action in silver oil glaze.
@AliReedFineArt www.alireed.co.uk BA (Hons) Fine Art – I am in my final year at Staffordshire University studying Fine Art. My Practice involves sculpture and installation relating closely to elements within Modernism, taking inspiration from Modernist paintings and architecture.
The Walker Art Gallery is hosting a series of debates, talks and tours that will interrogate the role of painting in contemporary art.
Babylon Gallery, Ely
1 September – 7 October 2012
A Brooks Art, London
1 June – 1 November 2012
Fundraising is a competitive activity. This guide by Lisa Le Feuvre introduces the main funding sources and offers guidelines to help make winning funding applications.
This guide by Nicholas Sharp looks at the different types of legal structures that can be used when setting up an organisation, and the implications of each.
Conclusions from a European Commission two day conference in Oct 2012.
M.E.: While I feel overpoweringly held in place by fatigue, pain can make me weightless, strangely untethered, my own tissue paper effigy, floating under the ceiling. The fatigue I hate with a vengeance, because of the passivity it forces on […]
Well, here we are….back again! Life does a lot of unexpected intervening but I am back on track for a while hopefully – until the Christamas festivities and all the planning and buying start eating into my precious art time. […]
I have been a very negligent sockateer – for which I apologise. I have been sitting on a sock for a week. Coming soon…. Sock B(7)……♥ sockateer s
Exhibition showcases works by Royal British Society of Sculptors Bursary Awards winners 2012.
Three artists are in the running for a £60,000 award to produce new work for regional museums and galleries.
An Artists’ Open Space meeting in Edinburgh addressed the language of arts funding and cultural value.
