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Stockholm is my PhD It’s Tuesday morning and I’m surrounded by packed and half packed boxes, bags of things for the charity shop, a pile of “essential” paperwork, another pile of paperwork that needs to be dealt with – somehow. […]

I can find it really difficult to link words with pictures and make them make sense and fluency together. This is especially so at the start of a project, when I’m still experimenting with concepts and how to illustrate them. […]

After the movement and sounds of Carnival this bank holiday, it is very calm and still at my studio this morning. As I questioned in my last blog, is movement fundamental to my work? Well the people that ‘matter’ have […]

I found the Technologies of Drawing Conference at Huddersfield University very helpful, if just to see how other professionals use and view drawing in their practice. I particularly liked the presentation by David Dernie, architect and academic at Leicester, the […]

List Burning CD’s Getting annoyed that my car is tiny Getting annoyed at B&Q for a £20 delivery fee for a journey of 3 miles Cutting wood Picking out grey paint Painting wood Sanding wood Trying to get a lift […]

Ross: Richard mentions below our plan to have a separate name for our Superclub exhibition. This along with the work to be shown, will emerge over the coming months (two to be exact), and will be something both Richard and […]

LOOK INTO THE LIGHT FOR A CLEAR VIEW said the S. Mark Gubb public artwork just outside Portsmouth Harbour station. I obeyed the order. During my week-long stint at Aspex I was rewarded with a sky of blue, hot sunshine, […]

It is now nearly september and I know I have been avoiding this blog for ages.I have ,however , religiously fed into my other blog, the one that speaks about events and avdertises dates to meet at the shed. This […]

I still feel I’m in the midst of the businessy stuff. The photo shoot of the shed in my garden is happening tomorrow (pray for a nice dry day). When this was originally organised it was going to take place […]

This is my first longer term residency (I did a one week, whistle-stop-tour one, two years ago with OUTPOST in Norwich) and my first time blogging about my work and ideas, so excuse the ramblings that may proceed… I am […]

Bayerns, Universo and Tranquilayers all won their penultimate games to set up a grandstand finish on the final game of the season. Sporting Radio Pundit X: ‘ I can’t wait for the Universo and Bayerns match. I think Novia relinquished […]

A few months ago I made a little note in my notebook about an idea. Nothing special, just an experiment, but I thought I might explore it one day. Yesterday evening, going through one of the new art books I […]

Myra Breckinridge,by Gore Vidal. Added by Paul Kindersley, Artist

So, I arrived last night for a group meal at Ruimte in Beweging where I met many of the artists involved in Invisible City – the inevitable repetition of who I am, where I come from and what I am […]

Oh dear. That thing’s happening again. Night-time hyperactivity. I have too much to do and I don’t remotely want to go to sleep. Too many of the things are too exciting. I should be over tired, I barely slept last […]

Work in Progress, Tuesday 30 August Today I went to work out how to produce my work in the space I have in Invisible City. As I am using a projector, I have a space off the main hall. I’ve […]