‘Many hands make light work’ – 20th June 2011 I managed to achieve a lot today due to many people helping me with my installation. Almost all people that I have met so far came in to help with drawing […]
Much more progress was also made today on the installation, there were also many hands to help me. We did encounter some difficulties when trying to attach the panels to the wall, as one of the walls in concrete, and […]
It’s been a over a month since my last post. Blogging just didn’t seem right in that time and I was struggling with my ideas and how I felt about my work, and I don’t feel comfortable coming across as […]
Blimey, the crate from Gotland arrived today. I wasn’t around to receive it but it has been carefully unpacked and dismantled. 30 artists are showing work and apparently the contents are v interesting. www,harringtonmllstudios.co.uk
Sporting League: Game 20 Universo came back from two goals down to defeat Chamber Athlete…Yop Lane were convincing title challengers with a three goals to nil away win over Delta in spite of threadbare squad…Green Tree win their for only […]
Ross: This project has been referred to as a collaboration at times during it’s conception, yet I often wonder if this is an appropriate label for what we are undertaking? We both create work separatly with our own practice in […]
Still no progress. Today i dragged myself to uni for a talk about framing. Presentation is something I never bother spending too much time on and then regret it when I see the trouble others go to to present their […]
一般印刷資料c2003Situating El Lissitzky : Vitebsk, Berlin, Moscow / edited by Nancy Perloff and Brian Reed可流通 – 總圖2F密集書庫 – N6999.L5 S57 2003 – 加至書車 更多資訊動態放映資料El Lissitzky [videorecording] : constructivist of the Russian Avant-Garde / Director/scenario, Leo Lorez限中心內使用 – 總圖4F多媒體中心閉架書庫 – (VC) […]
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL PAINTING IN THE WORLD, Ralph Herrmanns, Wheaton, Oxford, 1971 ADDED TO MY LIBRARY BY DOUGLAS PARK
… AND ON TO THE NEXT ONE! Well, the launch is done and now it’s on to the next event. We have got the next four events mapped out so all we have to do is make sure that people […]
‘He brought her smooth pebbles and winding shells, such things that girls love’ Pygmalion, Ovid’s Metamorphoses I always found this line charmingly stupid. But I can’t deny it, I do have a particular affinity for both those objects. Our seaside […]
there seems to be a buzz about/in folkestone at the moment for the triennial which can only be a good thing. Nick & I have hung my work. It must be the earliest i have been ready with my own […]
JL: We met with Lynn Harris, one of the two directors of AND Publishing on the final day of our research trip in the British Library. AND Publishing is a print on demand artists’ book publishers, who also offer a […]
Degree show now starting to feel like a distant memory. Had some really good comments on the night and overall received a lot of positive comments. The exhibition opened at 7 managed to get there for about half past after […]
I had intended to keep a running blog on the Open Studios only it turned out to be too hectic. As soon as the studio closed there were special events and private viewings to go to plus Glasgow School of […]
Instance Richard Taylor: Instance is what defines this project, even this blog is a definition of this – a forum for permanence and conversation yet a stop-gap for fleeting and instant ideas and comments. Instances are also being explored in […]
Sporting league: Game 19 Universo reached their half century in points after beating Zindustrious by two goals to one. Universo boss: credit to Zindustrious, they battled hard out there against us but our players won’t give up…ever. There’s ways, even […]
NINTH MONDAY Here we go again, so much to do, I go from one thing to another, spinning. The shelves are up and a light is fastened above. The huge bucket of white emulsion is open. It takes a lot […]
this will be my last post on this blog most probs… i’m off to artists talking soon!!!however i thought i’d close off this blog with some of the events of the last few weeks…. the degree show was installed and […]
I work part time teaching art to key stage 2 in a primary school. This week is Arts Week. With an ever decreasing budget it’s tricky getting artists into school, and i’m always grateful for the swapping I can do, […]
SO.. Degree Show finished last Thursday. It was fun and there was a buzz and lots of good feedback flying around. As the first time I’ve been able to create an installation of more than one piece of work it […]
So going on my discussion with the students at Wey Valley School the object I have produced does not communicate anything of the concept but is still a valid object as it would not have been produced had I not […]
I’ve been excessively busy for the past month or so, with a lot of emotional upheaval taking place as a result of being made redundant (a case of being forced to leave just as I was about to walk away) […]
Here’s the 1:1 scale map I mentioned, from “On Exactitude in Science“, a text by J.L. Borges: “In that Empire, the Art of Cartography attained such Perfection that the map of a single Province occupied the entirety of a City, […]
