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I have had a good two days of painting and the bricks are beginning to look good. Another few coats and they will be finished.

This week, instead of being zapped with a laser, I have been blasted with tiny crystal particles, then pricked with a tiny needle. The glycolic acid has remained the same. I’d be sceptical about all this, except that my skin […]

Just heard today that Glasgow Art Fair has been cancelled. It is being replaced by something called Vault in the autumn which it is claimed will reflect more accurately contemporary art being produced in the city compared to the traditional […]

Well the windy city is also wet and at times snowy in April. Whilst the UK is basking in sunshine, Chicago has been hovering just above freezing. Despite the cold we are having a brilliant time. As I write this […]

Weeks in WCA studios 2011. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rTqRHQcgdSE

The Sporting League Game 33 Bayerns succumbed to a shock defeat at the hands of relegation threatened Dons by two goals to one, but still remained precariously in pole position on goal difference. Dons boss: ‘Look, anything we could’ve got […]

Hostage scenario avoided, UN style negotiations rewarded with full access to cleaners cupboard. Bring it on.

Being a direct entry student has been very difficult, but immensly rewarding. For much of the first half of the year I felt as though I was playing catch up with the other students. I had to get used to […]

This week: Our Artist of the Week is Nick Stamp. So what have we been up to…? Well Komedia is up and running! All bands have been confirmed and we are receiving artwork! Posters look great thanks to a Lloyd […]

“Here is described a common syndrome which most doctors have seen, but about which little has been written. Like the famous Baron von Munchausen, the persons affected have always travelled widely; and their stories, like those attributed to him, are […]

we’re being vey brave right now. we’re working with belper town council to mount an art trail pivoted upon the belper food festival. we’re doing it funded by drive, determination and a collaborative spirit. our aim is to have 10 […]

I never quite had the time to fully acclimatise to the UK as I have been in Berlin these last few days preparing for tonight’s performance. That said, Germany seems very similar to the UK from the Chinese point of […]

Monday: I went into BBC Radio Norfolk to be interviewed live during their afternoon show. This was brilliant timing as it was the very day before Part Two of my hill-building performance at Cromer Museum. It was good for the […]

My partner, son and I have been galavanting through parks and charity shops this last week. I managed to come home with another huge stack of history and war books. I always get funny looks when I take my choices […]

Today I met with artist Emily Pitts to discuss a talk she will be giving during this year’s Chorlton Festival. Emily will be giving a talk about Women Artists who use text, at Chorlton Library 7-9pm on Monday 23rd May. […]

Simon Liddiment – An exhibition of work as part of Standpoint Futures Residency Program 2011 27 April 2011 12-8pm; artist’s talk and drinks at 6.30pm, 28 April 2011 12-6pm Simon Liddiment’s practice is located somewhere in the transforming relationship between […]

The Sporting League: Game 32 Sporting Radio: Pundit D: ‘You know what? It is a strange league…Novia were playing dreadfully earlier on in the season and now they’re in with a decent shout..’ Pundit E: ‘I think a lot of […]

l looked at the European Union of Human Rights website today. Informative but soo unimaginative. Vital, integral human messages, told as blandly as they possibly could. I want to do an art/education project looking at articles 1-30. I want to […]