Can anyone point me in the right direction of home insurance that takes into account my studio space. I occasionally run workshops from home, it is a business and I’m finding ordinary home insurance wont do.
Layers and lines From a purely visual, aesthetic standpoint I’m happy with how the work looks. I like the forms and lines, the wrapped lines and the drawn lines. I like the grouping and the spacing. I like the soft, […]
Dancing the dance of their whole existence on the stage of all lives, these blooms embrace only wild abandon as their mantra. Wild Abandon (collage and acrylic paint on mounted canvas board, 30x30cm) available click for purchase info (Artquest […]
Hello, I have public liability insurance with a-n. I sell my art as prints/ cards/ etc at stalls, do small exhibitions, and plan to post my art should anyone request it. I’m not a big time artist (yet!), but I […]
Claire Bishop’s book ‘Disordered Attention: How to Rethink Contemporary Spectatorship’ talks about how shifting forms of audience attention have shaped contemporary art. The opening chapter on ‘research-based art’ considers how the trend for information-overloaded archival and document-driven work, welcome during […]
Hello a-n community, I hope to garner some advice regarding a rather unique copyright/IP situation I’ve found myself in. It pertains to a motif/logo that I designed as part of an artist residency I did over 14 years ago. The […]
Creative and technical design support to artists for gallery and public-realm sculpture, scenography and installation projects.
To mark International Women’s Day we meet photographer and a-n member Arpita Shah to discuss her work about intergenerational female relationships.
Blithely bouncing along to their own rhythm. At first glance, it’s a nature-instigated one of breeze and sunshine, but these blooms have an unique cadence as they hum and bop to melodies only clear to them. Stop. Listen. Close your […]
We have published new guidance on what the new General Product Safety Regulations (GPSR) mean for artists selling artwork in the EU/NI.
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23 February – 13 April 2025, curated by Hettie Judah
Month 6/12 February was a strange month—partially optimistic with spring approaching but also filled with doubt as many decisions needed to be made. Time is ticking, and I am halfway through my project. I met some lovely people through a […]
My Boldbrush art contest entries for February are selected from the brand new paintings that I’ve been creating this month as part of the Artquest 30/30, where I aim to paint thirty paintings in thirty days (see all the paintings […]
Seemingly packed in to the border but actually having oodles of room. These lovelies like having the comfort of neighbours just there, having them to help read their minds. Takes the pressure off having to intricately know oneself all the […]
Dutifully bobbing heads to passers by, some sprinkling the odd petals underfoot in a spot of bashful hope. These beauties believe themselves to be classically refined, but they secretly know they’re not really beyond the frivolous should the mood take […]
The crisis of confidence is dissipating, and now I have actually hung it in the gallery I am quite pleased with how it all relates. It was an awkward, bitty place to install work, windows and doors, pillars and other […]
Reworked my Jesus V The ARVN Anti War Protest Reliquary Artwork of 2018 and very please with it. Created a short film/reel about it too.
Mischievous gusts sweep in ever-strengthening tides, making their way towards their favourite place of ruffling. Swathes of petals flitter and flutter as the games commence. Some are anchored securely, some not-so much, instigating fans of flaming colour as far as […]
