Reading ‘Spotlight on arts funding’ in a-n Magazine, it certainly feels like we’re living in interesting times. I can’t help but see it as a time of opportunity as much as threat.
Daniel Fawcett argues that artists’ use of film holds the key to its future.
Ellie Harrison: A Brief History of Privatisation
Watermans, Brentford 12 March – 2 May
Locws International 2011: Art Across the City
Various locations, Swansea 16 April – 13 May
London Transport Museum, London
10 May – 3 June 2011
Since being back from Finland I am struggling to get back into work. I have to force myself into getting things done whilst juggling paid work and reflecting on what projects to go ahead with. I have lots of ideas […]
Well its all getting very busy with the show inching closer and closer. So here some updates of my progress. I have a new website also! http://www.sarahfrancis.gallereo.com/index.html
Another day, another dollar (I hope – haven’t had a contract yet). We are at the half way point of this year’s SSCs: the first module finishes tomorrow and the second begins next week, after yet another Bank Holiday. Several […]
next week is the beginning of my arts council funded project ‘the snee snaw’. for the duration of that project i will keep a blog to chat and reflect upon the journey of the project. it will be a record […]
for the last week wifi internet has been hard to come by in the wyspa office so i have been leaving my computer at the house, hence no blogging. but i now have 5mins and the use of someoneelses pc. […]
Themes of placement and out of place-ness have been emerging in current work. Looking back at earlier images of my wardrobe in the crypt are resonating with this and I am thinking about what makes something out of place – […]
On the road, problem solving? Today , I am in Birmingham; I came to meet Teresinha, from Wild Colours company, who specialises in natural dyes. I came to get a few more tips, some plants to grow at the farm, […]
