Thinking about authenticity. I just ate a piece of cake. The label said that it was ‘Teatime Classic Walnut Cake -Soft Sponge with Walnut crunch, Layered with Smooth, Rich Buttercream’. It was sweet, soft, and bland. Designed not to cause […]
The Big Idea I have lots of small ideas. Hundreds. They have to shuffle themselves around so I can find room to work and focus on one or two (or three) at a time. That’s great. I’m not complaining. If […]
Phew! London was a great success (although no sales :( ) with several hundred people visiting the crypt during the duration of the show. The venue was fantasic and definately one which i want to show in again. The exhibition […]
Sporting League: Game 9 Tranquilayers dropped their first points of the season in an enthralling three – three draw against old rivals Bayerns. Sporting radio Pundit X: ‘ ‘That was like bathing in the good old days of the 80’s […]
After a few days of wet weather I headed out on the 13th of July to climb Schiehallion mountain. Accompanied by my boyfriend Neil, we made good time and spent most of the day in the remote landscape. The walk […]
I’ve hit that point of the work where I’ve done all of the preparation for the event, and now its just waiting for the actual moment when people arrive… in 4 days time… soooo…. Yeah. The marketing has been done; […]
LABYRINTHS BY Jorge Luis Borges. Added To My Libarry by Julian Lister Axis directory coordinator
Apparently Google is now ‘a replacement for the ancient human faculty of memory,’ according to an article I have just spied in the Guardian. I love this kind of speculation that technology changes the shape and connections in the human […]
pointed hat and black cat a shake of blue a little of that mixing and funnelling an enchanting time clinking of glass vials a catalytic air but wait, not just yet.
The past few days have been filled with preparing presentations for the talks I will be giving next week, looking at flats, looking at studios and following up job leads. The lightning paper at the INTERFACE conference is very short, […]
Well, the exhibition is up and I think it went ok…. I am in the obligatory black hole at the moment, feeling a bit dazed and empty and also like I’ll never have any ideas ever again. That’s not strictly […]
the project has taken a couple of turns from external influence that i would not have anticipated. not even in my analysing of the risks of the project could i ever have anticipated what happened. i’m not able to talk […]
Just looking into mycake.com, an online book-keeping tool recommended by Binita Walia @Tspaceinbetween (of Myideasbook) https://www.mycake.org/10reasons.aspx Online book-keeping and benchmarking. Costs £149.99 + VAT = £179.99 per year Cheaper than an accountant… but still more than I have to spare […]
We all sat in the Black Swann, revelling in our hard work in setting up the Art Trail, ideas were flowing, philosophical debates between the others were binging around the table. I sat and tried to absorb the intelligence that […]
Reading Emily Speed’s last couple of blog posts made me think about why freelance writers are often as broke (and bad with money) as artists. I agree it’s about all of those 5 points that Emily mentions – ignoring money, […]
Death & Disaster, by Paul Alexander. Added To My Library by Alexandra Kollaros- Art director ArtAz
Just confirmed my participation at the Harbour Days Art Show and Sale this Saturday July 23, 12 to 5pm. Whitby, Ontario, Canada. First showing of both series, should be interesting, and hopefully will make some sales. Will let you know.
I am tired. spinning around to right and five times left exposing all outside of my own mouth so that it becomes a void and the revelation of what i have captured by attempting to consume in white a circular […]
Sporting League: Game 8 Tranquilayers maintained their four point gap with a three goals to one away win over Delta…Universo dispelled the myth of ‘Fortress Pacifica’ after securing a five goals to one away victory…Pointeso celebrated a new big bucks […]
