Dogs or Kids A shark’s body had cracked in two. Its remains were awash the steps in front of where we picnicked that day. The tower that loomed in front of us had no bottom. It dissolved in the surf, […]
Well, here I am… having entered the world of motherhood. Sebastian, my son will be 6 weeks old this Saturday and I’m still trying to get to grips with it all. Wow, this is hard work and I am dog […]
Sharon Forrest Another Congratulations to one of the artists exhibiting in Falcon Mill. Our own MA committee member Sharon Forrest!Sharon has been selected from over 400 UK entries.The exhibiting artists have a chance of prize money of £1000.00.We all are […]
At the Project Space artist to artist talk today: After looking around the work, Judith Stewart and artist Barbara Howey will discuss the landscape of East Anglia in relation to landscape tradition, the sublime and the gaze.
Where does the time go? I’ve been ridiculously busy with work and the butterfly park project and haven’t had time to blog. Andrea’s residency ends in a week…madness!! She’s been back home to Cambridge all week looking after a poorly […]
It is the middle of June, and the rain has finally settled after quietly falling outside. Inside I am hot, wearing two layers. Strange summer. Many events. Since the last blog I have met Fiona Baxter who is based at […]
Ha …we don’t have to hand the horses back yet – this weekend has been cancelled – probably wisely – due to the appalling forecast. I have to own to being a bit pleased – if sorry for those that […]
Yesterday we started the day but talking about South London galleries and answering some questions about galleries in general and how to approach them which was really useful. We had time to do some studio work over lunch and I […]
SPOTTY DRESSES AND THE BIG DAY Four of us arrived in lots of time. I had an action plan. Set up one camera directly above the dance floor plus a little GoPro camera at right angles to it, clamped onto […]
JUDITH STEWART – Residency The first 2 days have been spent establishing a rhythm – getting used to the space, pacing myself, realising that it’s already 3 o’clock and I haven’t eaten … The way I’ve done this has been […]
This week I visited the BIAD, School of Art Degree Show, I was really impressed! The production levels, contexts worked within, content and general presentation of some (if not MOST) of the work was outstanding! Much better than last year […]
Undone I took the sombrero apart piece by piece, tearing away at each strip of plastic, undoing the thread. It came apart so easilly. I feel a bit sad for doing this! When you take something apart you find out […]
It’s seems I have been forgiven. So now… There is this small matter of the final phase of the final phase of the MA to consider – what is the plan? Originally it had been the show in Estonia that […]
British Antarctic Survey, Antarctica
1 January 2001 – 1 January 2009
Nottingham Trent University, Nottingham
25 May – 3 June 2012
With the Launch of CANNED Magazine Issue 3Collaboration, Exchange and Collective Action (May, 2012), I’ve had a lot to think about in regards to the role of art as a locus for exchange, conversation and, occasionally, political action. Working on […]
A Thousand Sheep revealed! I need to post this today as I am approximatly one year away from launch time at the Salisbury Arts Centre. It is strange to post an image of the work as it could be when […]
luckily I was brought up as a Catholic which means it is never too late for me to repent and seek forgiveness. Dear a-n blog, it has been two months since my last blog entry these are my art blog […]
