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Graz was the capital of culture in 2003. It’s a vibrant youthful city with 5 universities the first university was founded in 1585. I have been told that Shrodingoer, Tessla and Keppler studied here. The city is divided by the […]

Early feedback on the blog survey. In the following results I only include results to questions getting 50% or more “Very important” responses: + equals “Very important”– equals “Not important Embed images, video and sound in the text block: +58% […]

WHAT IS IT… AND DOES IT MATTER? Whether something is art or not has been the subject of many a public debate. It’s one of those things, like’ the meaning of life, the universe and everything’ that most of us […]

Photographs Florence, February, 2012

Boyfriends are sometimes good. Often they can be troublesome. The trouble with boyfriends presents itself in the fact that they rarely remain as they are, and often have the nasty habit of turning into ex-boyfriends or… husbands. Most troublesome of […]

Lots of things have happend since I last posted! Amazing Large lace performance at the Bunyan Hall, Bedford, a couple of weeks ago.

I am currently working on my final pieces ready for the show. There is only a matter of weeks left and much to do. I am painting, which is something i am not used to. I have always worked with […]

Rachel Whiteread and space. Having been very interested in Anthony Boswell’s paintings (See attached, and blog ‘Beyond Painting – The Dream of Arcadia’), I’ve come to the conclusion that my fascination here stems from his work seeming to paint the […]

http://www.wellcomecollection.org/whats-on/exhibit… So this is the sort of thing we usually do right? we see something, we email it, we have a look, and maybe talk about it? I don’t usually buy the Guardian, usually the Independent, but they ran out, […]

10.4.12 Back in the office after Easter and catching up with things. Met with the treasurer from Years Ahead – Halton’s community arts group for the over 50s. Just getting up to date before the committee meeting next week. Put […]

What is it about time? I can’t believe it’s four weeks since I last uploaded images and wrote a very short note. I must confess since my teaching finished I have been a bit under the weather, often happens when […]

I’ve found an affinity with wood chip wallpaper. I think I’m drawn to it because of it’s associations with questionable taste (?) and that it’s often used to cover up a host of imperfections on a wall. It’s also a […]

Reading: The Craftsman, Richard Sennett The System of Objects, Jean Baudrillard Evocative Objects, Sherry Turkle The Practice of Everyday Life, Michel de Certeau I’m only reading a little bit of each book at a time, having trouble committing. I’ve had […]

It is the second day of the second week of my residency. I have been online a lot today organising various different workshops and projects to be undertaken over the next few weeks. To my delight I have the full […]

Over the next few months I will be developing new visual art for the Cultural Olympiad 2012. This project is supported by Arts Council England and the Lee Valley Park Authority. This blog is an opportunity for people to engage […]