This is our next curator talk on the 16th of February. We met with Caroline a couple of weeks ago to talk through her ideas for this presentation and to chat about her journey from the medical world to curating […]
This is just the start then I suppose. I still feel a little shell shocked over receiving the funding as not only is it a massive help financially, but getting backing from the Arts Council would hopefully elevate our status […]
Been working on some experimental prints, perhaps more evocative and less statement led that some previous work. Using cardboard plates brings with it a ceratin aesthetic but is also cheap. We have had further clarification on the written requirement for […]
Installing exhibitions guide: We were linked to this great guide on how to install exhibitions today, I’ve found it really useful and very clear (even for the non-DIY crowd out there!) Installation Guide: http://process.arts.ac.uk/sites/default/files/A_Practical_Guide_for_Installation_of_Art_Exhibitions.pdf
First Workshop with Physical Theatre and Performance Students I’ve had a fun afternoon today playing with movement and markmaking with 4 students from Salford University. Hoping it’s going to be the start of an exciting part of my residency. We’ve […]
I was speaking to a visitor called Jerry or maybe Gerry on Thursday. He was saying about why he couldn’t make the launch party. It was because he had gone to see his 11 year old grand-daughter dancing at the […]
Well, I got shortlisted recently for a residency not too far away from home and got to interview stage which was very encouraging. I really enjoyed doing the research for the project and think I could probably adapt it if […]
A place to explore the various inner workings of an emerging artist’s career after graduation. Juggling a family, part time work and artistic practice I intend to reflect on my triumphs and tribulations along the way, engaging with how I […]
‘Ladders for development’ argues that the visual arts sector should pull together and support small visual arts organisations cut by Arts Council England because they “punch above their weight” and provide vital development of future artists. Six months on, Dany Louise interviews these […]
Six months on from the ‘Ladders for development’ report, Dany Louise revisits ladders organisations and reports on how they fared after the first round of coalition government cuts in 2011.
AIR Communications Officer Jack Hutchinson catches up with OpenAIR Action Presenter Dan McQuillan.
6 year part-time degree
Life on the Kentish Riviera
time, time, time grey skies sleep brain work
G O N E P O S T A L – Outgoing JAN. 25 2012 Nothing quite beats exchanges by mail.
