Hello! Quick announcement about a performance of my work happening in Oxford today. Musica Practica is back. This time round, conductor Anthony Weeden will perform the work in the Sheldonian quad of the Bodleian Library, Oxford from 1:30-4:30pm. The event […]
The performance went rather well in the end and the time flew by. I got mixed up once or twice in my half rememberred Chinese text but that all seemed to be in the spirit of the show. Having a […]
The cardboard test of my gallery designs has been built. Instead of cardboard however I have used lining paper to make up the walls as it looks far neater and is more suitable for my crits next week. Unfortunately, I […]
Enjoying reflective shiny things… For a while now I’ve been loving reflections and distortions – water acting like a mirror, mirrors acting like water. The pliable bendy nature of light and they way it distorts and transform the world around […]
March 11 Invited by a new Japanese friend, I went to a rememberance service in a english-speaking church today to commerate one year since a 9.0 scale earthquake triggered a massive tsunami and near nuclear meltdown. Over 15,000 people lost […]
Glorious day – I ummed and ahed about doing the front garden or going to the studio and opted for the studio. Took the dog with me who was no doubt a bit fed up but he had had a […]
In Process Residency A glorious morning, sun streaming in, taking video and polaroids in the last incarnation of the work in the Project Space. Dominique Rey
This is how to waste time and not do the work you should be doing for your solo show………….! Just back from great friend’s birthday party. Spent a happy afternoon doing this yesterday. He runs a firework shop……………… Will I […]
The Gallery on The Square, Poundbury; Dorset
18 February – 15 March 2012
Newspaper wants to interview me again for a follow up story. As it’s only about 3 weeks since the last story, I’m worried I have nothing interesting to report because it’s been all about form filling and planning recently. But […]
The instructions will likely be complicated, perhaps with a time-code or a stave running along the foot of the page, and a key to decipher the symbols. I think it will be a book you have to rehearse a few […]
Study from a photograph by Sirkka-Liisa Konttinnen.
Work is taking a lesser priority this weekend as I am running in the Silverstone Half Marathon tomorrow, with sore knees. This is in preparation for the London Marathon which I will be running in April in aid of RNIB. […]
The thaw began as I was travelling back, the colours of the landscape gradually emerged. I was amazed at the size of the fields in the Czech Republic I thought it must be stunning when all the crops are fully […]
I wonder how many conversations go on behind the Artists Talking curtain so to speak? I occasionally have e-mail conversations with artists who having read my blog e-mail me rather than post…maybe if you know someone well it seems oddly […]
