She came over. She is such a lovely person. Gentle,quiet, but at the same time, a great conversationalist who is giving me a lot of insight into the everyday idealogies of China. She has started to help translate my shoots […]
Watching the strikes with interest (online) today. I just thought I would repeat something my husband said last night. He has an eviable ability to see all sides of things and be extremely level headed and articulate in discussion. I […]
I talked a bit about Ai Wei Wei – ‘Ai Wei Wei has always been so very officially connected, and ‘If it happens to him, what about us?’. She says we know more about this situation because they can’t even […]
FRIDAY the 2nd December I am writing about how to manage your online personality and make the most of your connections online: what do you use, Twitter, Blogs, Facebook; how do you know what works best for you Q I […]
30.11.11 Typically my resolution to write something regularly got off to a false start. However, I’ll make the excuse that it’s because I’ve been busy doing since I last posted. I’ve been setting up the exhibitions Telling Tales: Story scrolls […]
I’m very happy this afternoon after receiving an email response from none other than David Batchelor. I emailed him only a few days ago about my dissertation, asking his opinion and if he had come across anything relating to the […]
The Guardian Culture Professionals Network is hosting a live chat on internships this Friday: http://www.guardian.co.uk/culture-professionals-ne… This seems to be a reaction to the ACE advice on internships as well as the recent unemployment statistics. http://www.artscouncil.org.uk/publication_archive/… Milica Lewis (@Lionartprojects on twitter) […]
and here we are.. the last day of the project has arrived… when all elements come together, that’s when we have to dispose of the installation:( There were many interesting successes and even more useful failures throughout the process of […]
as part of the blog I setup to host my conversations with the arts community, I embedded images pulled from flickr. This is set to load the 3 latest images that were geo-tagged with being from Portland and would auto […]
I took the last pieces over today to add to the installation. Three had fallen down! I hope that doesn’t happen on the night. I changed quite a lot but it didn’t take long. I altered the position of the […]
The Meeting # (bit more resolved) The Meeting is now beginning to resolve to some sort of conclusion that isn’t the bin. Playing around has granted me new perspective – I can see some potential. In the top photo image […]
This month, Interface editor Rosemary Shirley’s selection highlights recent visual arts activity in the north of England, showcasing both the variety of artistic activity in the region and wealth of user-generated writing by contributors to Interface.
Ainslie Yule FRBS, 'Wave & Ziggurat'.
Thames Valley Contemporary Textiles. Photo: Nigel Bird Photography.
OCCCA, Orange County
21 December 2011 – 12 January 2012
Pippa Koszerek, a Campaigns Researcher at a-n, lets us in to her early career developments with Hull Time Based Arts.
Jon Wakeman asks, is All Points North acting like The Premier League?
Ania Bas reports on the first in a series of discussions under the theme of The New Economy for Art being organised by Artquest, Contemporary Art Society and DACS that addressed how artists can generate income during these challenging economic and social times.
The continued economic doldrums and uncertainty in public funding make it more important than ever for artists to find ways to make and save money. So here are some tips – old and new – from the a-n community.
‘W/Here: Contesting Knowledge in the 21st Century’, the 5th ELIA Leadership Symposium at Emily Carr University of Art and Design Vancouver, Canada (7-9 December) will bring together leaders from higher arts education institutions and universities across the globe for a […]
Mission Models Money (MMM) has launched two new programmes.