STARTED PLANNING SOME EVENTS… This week’s milestones: promo card ready to go to print as soon as I get the NAN logo for it set a date for the launch party – SAVE THE DATE! 16 June, 6 – 8pm […]
The Sporting League: Game 28 Bayerns won the game of the day as they came back from a goal down to virtually eliminate pretenders Athletico from the main race with still ten games remaining….Universokept Colbreck defectors Yop Lane quiet with […]
Turner Contemporary, Margate
16 April – 4 September 2011
Exeter Phoenix Galleries, Exeter
1 April – 15 May 2011
I think I’m to have a bit of a moan about money in this blog. I’m sure that it’s quite a blogged about subject especially the lack of it but that’s not the main reason for this though, it’s the […]
RiverText: I have been here before (Bookman Old Style) by Jacqueline Wylie For the Chorlton Arts Festival in 2006 I positioned 3 text pieces in various sites around Chorlton Ees. For one piece I placed bricks with letters painted on […]
Today I am in the print workshop (Double Elephant, Exeter) working on monotype drawing prints. Its going ok. I started with four. I think 2 or possibly 3 may work out. I am overlaying images of boys running, their silhouettes, […]
has taken me a week to get on the computer. Jo Longhurst (http://www.jolonghurst.com) visited last week to check out the room, take photos & measure up. And it was brilliant to catch up, chat and talk through ideas. Things I […]
The thing is getting bigger and bigger, or so it seems. Could have been a bit smaller really ….
Back at home in west Wales since 21st December, into the deep freeze(lit and fig) and only really thawed through to the soul fairly recently. It was hard coming down from the elevated planes of creative activity and stimulating company […]
Lets Get Weaving! A large part of my work involves using hand knitting, because of its historical associations with gender. I am currently working on a group of new pieces. These will begin as drawings and observations, of buildings, my […]
The ‘garden art’ 2011n series has started. 5 artists (1 farmer, a retired headmistress, a counsellor and a garden designer as well as myself – 3 unable to attend) met at Helwell Barton garden last Monday afternnon. It was blowing […]
I want to use this blog to draw and write as I would in my sketchbook. I am fascinated by the “In/Out” nature of blogging: my internal thoughts and activities as an artist, usually confined to my notebooks, can be […]
I am on the Ba (Hons) Fine Art course at SMU. No house style and they encourage experimentation.
The studio now has running water and great facilities for washing buckets etc. This week sees the studio used for Design & Build, 2 workshops run by UCA architecture students on the graduate diploma course. The first workshop was on […]
Slightly off tangent to this project blog, but related in a way to my interest in public spaces and in the exploration of the everyday, mundane aspects of our lives is an exhibition at Poole Lighthouse – Landscape and Industry. […]
Two weeks into the project now. There is so much to do at once; I want to make sure i set up good practice from start and collect evidence as I go. Still have my Arts Council report head on […]
