Page 1704 – a-n The Artists Information Company

I wanted to write a post about the benefits of using social media as a way to publicize yourself as an artist. I am not particularly gifted when it comes to using computers, but I find social media as a […]

The Sporting League: Game 38 Tranquilayers won their first title since 1995 and their fourth overall with a hard fought one – nil win over Saints. Sporting Radio Pundit X: ‘The Tranquilayers number one played an absolute blinder and will […]

The preparation for my degree show piece has begun! Here’s a few snaps from the studio today, sizing up my boards ready to cover with canvas and then just getting a quick look at a hint for the final thing […]

Opening up this year has been a challenge after such a bad time with my disability. I am thankful to say that the Lecturers have all been so supportive and just knowing they care is helpful. Its heartbreaking not making […]

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 […]

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 […]