Page 1611 – a-n The Artists Information Company

Another great day of workshops – this time with Brigstock Latham’s Reception and Year 1. Lovely thoughtful work with lots of enthusiasm for the interesting noises! Part two today, and hoping to finish 20 fruitflowers ready for installation with a […]

Photos of dress as promised… also… I had a review! (scroll down below the pictures, the link is hiding!) http:// garylongden.wordpress.com/2012/05/10/mouth-music-the-boars-head-kidderminster/

11/05/12 Found it hard to really swing into action on this project, but things are afoot, and here are the breif headlines. I’ve now made contact to both the mentors I’d approached for the project – Richard Layzell and Phillip […]

We met with our next artist speaker, Debby Besford, to discuss ideas for her participation with the Project Space. After coffee and some shortbread biscuits from the Aylsham Women’s Institute Market, we had finalised an exhibition of Debby’s burlesque photographic […]

The British Library’s major exhibition for London 2012, Writing Britain: Wastelands to Wonderlands explores the connections between landscape and literature in 150 fascinating and revealing objects from its 150 million-strong collection, including my huge book Thames to Dunkirk, which is […]

The mechanism formulated to explore my online image archive is largely beyond my control. Commissioned participants define my direction and create new frameworks for reorganizing the original archive. Recognition of two themes in my own archive – images involving shadows […]

the weather keeps changing from boiling hot to thunder and raining, it’s quite dramatic at times and I’ve been under quite a few dark clouds.. moving around the city and seeing the atmosphere change does influence the art produced.. there […]

A couple of Random Tibers..

Last night I brought all my prints and pages home with me to start putting my book together. I cut and folded my inkjet pages of the city of Liverpool and printed off a cityscape photograph on some red paper […]

I am finally coming to the end of my degree and looking forward to the possibilities of the future, which is both exciting and scary at the same time. I find myslef reminising about how fast time has flown since […]

Friday became such a busy and, enjoyably, exhausting day that I did not get time to add my posts so I’m back tracking now, filling in the gaps and recording what happened retrospectively. Not quite in the spirit of blogging […]

As we began to add our finished books to the exhibition the space began to come to life. There was a great sense of relief at having finished and so much appreciative interest in the variety and quality of the […]

Write as if no one is reading. There is no conclusion, just hypothesis. Two days of art consumption, costing £37.10 + £10.10 in train fares. Andrea Zittel in Newcastle and Two Days at Sea in Manchester. Inspiring and confirming. Reading […]

busy here…and fun.. …our Farningham Hobby Horse project was featured when the Lone Twin Olympic boat project launched and was on all the news bulletins. One of the wooden donations from which the boat was fashioned was ours. Centre starboard= […]