phew, what a relief!- For a while there it looked like there was either going to be no catalogue, or we were going to have to magic an extra £500 pounds to cover the cost of litho printing… but as […]
Through my body of work I portray the subject of happiness as a visual interpretation. To achieve this goal, I employ intense, vibrant colors combining them with intricate textural materials, arriving at predominantly large collages that convey the universal mental […]
Quick post today. My review of Jeff Williams’ exhibition There is not anything that returns to nothing (Grizzly Grizzly gallery) is up this morning at Philadelphia’s Artblog. I tried to give a good mix of description and art historical context, […]
MOVED HOUSE. It was quite painless in the end. I’ve always rented places with a spare room to work in (never a ‘studio’, strictly a ‘room’) only to find myself working in the kitchen, in the garden, anywhere with the […]
a quick peek into what i am making today… ring my bell?
Hmmm. Came to the a-n website to sort out renewing my subscription and seem to have accidentally started a blog as well… Here’s the situation: I applied to the Arts Council for Grants for the Arts funding and found out […]
From the grant-writing process I have the basic framework of my trip in place – I have a handful of contacts in NYC and I have some key places/events I want to go to. These are: ITP at the Tisch […]
Sporting League: Game 23 Tranquilayers imploded on home turf against a plucky Red Star outfit by two goals to one. Red Star boss: ‘We’ve gotta be pleased with that performance. I put out a young squad today – that’s gonna […]
‘if painting is concerned with the feelings conveyed by space then it must also be to do with problems of being a separate body in a world of other bodies which occupy different bits of space: in fact it must […]
One of those days when things get resolved and all seems good and then suddenly it all evaporates………. Ros and I had been waiting for the Ramsgate Squall and the Folkestone Triennial Fringe to get back to us about hosting […]
Fire starter, by Stephen King. Added To My Library by Dr. Nina Iszatt, scientist
A little discussion started on Twitter the other evening (impossible to do anything other than gloss over in 140 characters or less), prompted by Emily Speed, to do with when does an artist stop being ’emerging’ and become ‘established’. Good […]
Interesting… I was just browsing through some exhibition opportunities and saw that one gallery asked for £20 just to submit a proposal. That’s new. Do galleries do that now?
Richard: Ross, I like your sense of line, especially pink line. I have just received a well received email from Ross with images attached that document my four photographic collage pieces in situ at ‘Abandoned House’. The work looks good […]
This morning’s post bought me a dusky moth in a small plastic box – from another artist answering my call for moths. Finding a moth, boxing it, wrapping it, sending it – how lovely is that? Feeling that I should […]
Sporting League: Game 22 Universo emphasised the gulf in quality that exists between themselves and former champions Olby after a mazy performance from their strike force – running out four goals to nil winners…Tranquilayers wasted no time in finishing off […]
Drawing this pigeon stretched me rather. From the beginning nothing seemed to go right. Line, tone, shape, everything that I did was clumsy, inexact, difficult. Couldn’t concentrate. Had been out on my bike, and I was more tired than I […]
The Small Change Forum: ingenious people make better places One day conference hosted by Multistory and the Centre for Development and Emergency Practice (CENDEP), Oxford Brookes University Friday 7 October 2011 Oxford Brookes University, Oxford Creative cultural action, including participatory […]
Great project at Iniva – Social Archive One. Have a look at the selection of the video works. Films interviewing those who live and work in Shoreditch and capturing their impressions of economy in the area. http://www.iniva.org/exhibitions_projects/2011/soc…
I enjoyed the rest of my time in London, finishing up on friday lunchtime at a group crit with fellow artists with Harriet Hill and Hannah Westwood. I discussed my project and experiences in China, against the noisy friday traffic […]
The second part of the ACE report – The exhibition ‘Redirection and Network Timeout’, will also be shown at the Constance Howard Research Centre Gallery, Goldsmiths College, London, SE14 6NW from 6th September 2011 until 6th October 2011. There will […]
The initial starting point: Memory is trace, is distilled, is selective, it preserves and yet memory is change. Memory is a process not a document, but re-enacts, recalls and reconstructs. This project aims to use doorways, passages, the corridor, stairs […]
This project is on hold or closed, as I am focusing on my Un-fictions Snapshot etc blog. This site-specific work explores image making using conflicting and specific mark making and processes. the project focus is the Minories Art Gallery in […]
