The King: The Castle Builder and The Magician (cont). The Castle Builder contacted the Magician to say that sorry the papers were not ready yet, but they were nearly ready and there was one or two small details to clarify […]
Other margins Watching the paralympics, I have been struck by other margins. The emphasis in the Olympics seemed to be on the fastest, the most powerful and the men’s races. Why is a short race deemed to be the best? […]
It was good to be away from everything, including thoughts about how to invigorate my art-life while being in the horizontal. I had a lovely time, relaxed, warm, quiet, cared for. Spent most of it, apart from a couple of […]
Halfway through week of performing Un sou pour vos pensees (A penny for your thoughts) at Preston Guild 2012. First thoughts of the day were abusive accusations (from someone whosaid they had studied art). Second thoughts from BID (business improvement […]
Dear Mr. Woods I am interested in developing the old post office. What would I need to do? Martin Hamblen Hello Mr Hamblen Thank you for your email. Before progressing I would need some background information on you/your company, as […]
Six and a half blissful hours where I can hear myself think at last. Where to start – six weeks of thwarted plans – what is my priority? Rabbit in headlights….. Tidy the playroom, lego in every conceivable nook and […]
Unlike many international art biennials, Liverpool Biennial has deep roots in its host city’s contemporary art scene. As the festival reaches an intriguing point in its 13-year history, with a new director and considerably reduced budget, we assess its importance to the city’s visual arts infrastructure.
Jeremy Hunt leaves post at DCMS following cabinet reshuffle, with Maria Miller becoming new culture secretary.
The mysterious High Street Gallery opens this week in Manchester with its inaugural (and last) exhibition, Your Safety is our Safety.
He has not worked for a while. He feels no urgency. He could let his art slip away, ride his bike, buy a cardigan and slippers. The problem of judgements occupies Him. He recalls the moment when he came across […]
pulling together communication sharing less hierarchy work class sizes limited to 15 pupils compassion understanding everyone feeling of worth fair and equal pay pay a life filled and lived for learning for the sake of listening respect debate conversation looking […]
It is (thankfully) the last day of the school holidays and I have this morning found myself contemplating, whilst watching Men In Black 3 at the Odeon Kids Club (a film which really has way more ‘language’ and gory action […]
Invigilation (Part 1) Before. I came in early and have done the rounds, turning on a huge variety of technical equipment. Some people have left brilliant instructions, some people none. Some appliances (sorry Bo) due to my incompetence probably, have […]
Spent most of yesterday morning taking down my photos and removing the vinyl lettering from the windows of a space we have been able to use for showing work here in Dover to make way for work by Rosie James. […]
Judith Stewart Residency Part II The residency is turning into a space to clear my head. I’ve been working through the unused film footage that I wanted resolved and have completed 3 new/old works. Had a really useful discussion with […]
Where has the summer gone? It seems like only yesterday that I was panicking about what to produce for the end of my second year of my Ba exhibition. Although having wild dreams of opening a pop up gallery over […]
Is the inaugural CAVE Art Fair a challenge to the commercial gallery system, or an alternative model that can work in tandem with it? One of the artists behind the fair offers her view.
As part of Brighton Digital Festival, artist David Blandy’s ‘Odysseys’ exhibition invites you to play his specially created arcade games. Our correspondent has a go.
