My digital prints for Satellite Portfolio were ordered yesterday and arrived hot off the press this lunchtime. Impressive service. Now to number and label all 37. The image Aid & Abet chose of mine is the bunker shot from Happisburgh […]
Private View went well from all acounts- lots of positive feedback for the show as a whole, and a fair few pieces were sold (although none of my own unfortunately). Managed to get a reviwer to the show, which from […]
I guess titles are quite fluid things… that night when I was sitting up late with Catriona I was rummaging through all my scribbled-on bits of paper to find words and phrases that i had written down then tucked away […]
Artist Ann Varlow writes about making work for ‘Thresholds’ at St Georges. Impalpable, thought provoking, eternally peaceful – these are the words that describe the experience of working as an artist in the heart of the space that is St […]
How do I not make my work look like art? This is my quest as laid down by my supervisor today. It has been noted that I appear to be over-occupied with the idea of making what I produce look […]
Sadie Coles Gallery, London
9 June – 27 August 2011
Ryan Hughes, 2011 graduate from Birmingham Institute of Art and Design, talks to Richard Taylor about life post-graduation and how he now makes room to re-approach a working practice.
This piece here is reflective. The residency was two weeks long, that’s it. The pictures and text will tell a story, not exactly of the residency but will go some way to sharing the experience of making it, and our […]
I’ve had a few people ask me why the videos that I posted on the 20th June are currently offline. They were films about imaginary suicide jumps and were the product of my stay at The Vacuum Cleaner’s residency Ship […]
The boys’ school has changed to an academy, so I’ve had to buy brand new uniform for both of them. The kids are back at school, and aside from having caught a hideous cold at Grimsthorpe Festival over the Bank […]
