Today I am trying to update my website as to be honest I am not too happy with the overall design as it was originally put together by myself very very quickly. I want it to look more professional but […]
Sleeping Sleep is important. To everyone, not just stress-head undergrads. On Wednesday I woke up in a panic about something and I’ve no idea what. It’s left me scared and tired with a vague sense of dread. What did I […]
So, I am currently without a space for the degree show, my plans have fallen through at the last minute and this morning I cried my way up the hill to university. However, once there, I had a really helpful […]
Its been a productive week! Untitled (network of artist-led activity) is being shown at Papergirl BHM, in the 48 Sheet Project Space in Birmingham’s Mailbox. It also continues to be shown in Driftstation’s Bookstore. I continue adding to the script […]
My practice is inter and trans-disciplinary, it produces work borne of different disciplines. Signs play an integral part in my work, they are the placeholders that mediate between idea and object; the disruption, or slippage of the sign is what […]
The Last day of ‘walking around’ research in Liverpool. Another look at the Metropolitan Catherdral then to the Western Approaches museum, an extensive underground bunker system from WW2. there seems to have been abit of an underground theme going on […]
The Easter holidays have started. Any work will be a challenge. P4WD on hold.
Had a lovely time at the opening of Inclusions yesterday at The Stone Space. I was a bit surprised to see the drawing they hung wasn’t the one chosen from my submission but that’s because i had two drawings in […]
Thanks for your comment Glenda, most of my work is more along those lines, cut photos and collage, and I am thinking of starting another blog (degrees unedited perhaps, as I move towards the finish of my Masters degree). This […]
The Sporting League Game 2 Results. Universo Collunteen eased past the young Olby upstarts with a three goals to nil away win. Universo boss: It’s good to be back at the top again even though it is only early doors […]
The video ‘Customer Is Always Wrong’ will feature in the following group show: HOME OFFICE OF THE FAN FICTION EMPIRE BILL AITCHISON | ANGEL ROSE | DARREN COFFIELD | SALLY FUERST | ANNE WÖLK | MALCOLM LITSON | RICHARD GOOLD […]
Penultimate day in Istanbul: Today has been long but productive. Things achieved: -meeting with the artists of Atilkunst in the tapestry room at Mimar Sinan University. Good to talk about TRADING STATION, discussed ways of trading work, ideas including mailing […]
With my ‘chief technical problem solver’ yesterday I tested the supports for the new GYO*BYO flowers. Trying to keep it natural we are going to graft some branches onto the trees. – I think this should work quite well and […]
I did a bit of work for myself yesterday (day 4) too, which I’ve just been doing a rough edit on. I’m drawn to places where people pass through: streets, bridges, passageways and squares. I found a large spacious square […]
Here’s a piece of work that I started at the beginning of the week called ‘Spread’ – linked to the idea of using verbs related to movement and realised as a physical object (cut-away mountcard) and a digital object (animation). […]
Haha! The sun is out! The birds are singing and my ACE budget balances! Now to cut flipping great chunks out of my beautifully honed prose to make my proposal fit into 2000 words… I really did not expect to […]
moss on a path, berlin
Ok, 3 posts in one day is maybe excessive, but as the life of this blog is only 7 days, it’s probably fair. I had the guts and I made the piece of work in the square. As I wrote […]
Northamptonshire. Get ready for ‘Strained Fruit’.
Day two of the big clear out. Scary moment this morning when the council representative informed me that I would have to start paying business rates as I had changed studios. All sorted. The studio block is on the side […]
A good day today. Have now installed the support system for the projector into the ‘cube’. From their I went on to cut up the lead mouldings (made last weekend) which will hold down the ‘arches’ in the vitrine once […]
Lage scale collages, which were formed at the start of the year and then reappropriated
Images from a large body of digital prints. They include my paintings and objects rendered off the internet.
Prints from the same series.
Research by the Stage illustrates how Arts Council cuts are decimating arts organisations.
