Untitled blog post from "Art Down Under"
Berlin Art Scene Berlin is the epicenter of art in Europe. The art scene is so rich and dense, but what really strikes you is how art plays a central role not only in Berlin’s psyche, but how the city […]
Berlin Art Scene Berlin is the epicenter of art in Europe. The art scene is so rich and dense, but what really strikes you is how art plays a central role not only in Berlin’s psyche, but how the city […]
Critical thought and essays on Artists, galleries and exhibitions.
I’ve had a really good day at university today – it was an art exchange day when we got to work in the studios and get feedback from other students and all the fine art lecturers. It was initiated in […]
How to get from Amsterdam to Stockholm on less than €50…. can it be done? I don’t know, but one of our artists – Kimbal Quist Bumstead is going to damn well try ! http://diagonallyupwards.tumblr.com/
When I am not making art, I teach Theory of Knowledge for the International Baccalaureate Program. TOK is essentially an epistemology course for sixth form students – grades 11 and 12 in Canada. The TOK diagram lists art as an […]
This past summer, while packing up my life in Canada for a year of studies in the UK, I participated in a collaboration conceived by Millefiore Clarkes. Four videographers were asked to shoot footage of Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island over […]
How ‘Open’ is Open Before I get to the crux of what I have to say I want to make it perfectly clear that I think Shape Arts do some amazing work in the areas of Disability and Equality. However […]
Here’s an extract from my summary blog for interim assessment: hic sunt dracones (here be dragons), a phrase that appeared on the edges of ancient maps denoting the threshold of geographical knowledge, encapsulates the work presented as well as the […]
Here is a new idea for blogging (well new to me anyway but I’m new to blogging). I am going to try to do this posting in 3 minutes flat. So apologies for spelling blips and any incoherence. No time […]
T’NORTH. There’s been a glut of articles about artists in the North thriving because of the recession of late. http://www.guardian.co.uk/artanddesign/2011/dec/30/northern-england-art-scene-thrives Working out of Liverpool,it doesn’t feel as it things have changed too much. I realise Liverpool is at a strange […]
Just spent about 4 hours in The New Art Gallery Walsall. For those of you who’ve never been, it’s fab, well worth a visit… I urge you to look it up and make the time. Stop in the Midlands instead […]
Sporting League: Game 37 Results Tranquilayers won by three goals to one against Green Tree leaving them one win away from the title if they beat Saints or if Bayerns fail to win against Pointeso. Sporting radio Pundit X: ‘Tranquilayers […]
in our place is a series of image dialogues. Becka Viau is an artist and the project coordinator for ‘this town is small’ in our hometown Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada. Becka is, well, kinda’ awesome. She is at Nova […]
Hi everyone, I’m currently in my final year of study at Cardiff Metropolitan (UWIC) and I’m based in the Painting department within the Fine Art course. With four months until the hand in date for all of my work I […]
Looking forward to Cornelia Baltes’ exhibition Hooloovoo at Aspex Gallery, Gunwharf; If you don’t get a chance to visit then definitely check it out online… http://www.aspex.org.uk/art/gallery_1/hooloovoo Last night I made a few more preliminary blind sketches, this time the model […]