
The Count of Monte Cristo; Island of True Stories
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Exeter Phoenix -
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April 01, 2011 -
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May 16, 2011 -
Location:
South West England
I wake up and it’s Tuesday already. Where did the time go? Must I go back to reality? Can’t I stay in the Cerbyd bubble forever? I idly prepare breakfast and warm drinks as Cerbyd slowly stir. Melancholy campers begin […]
Making A Giant Birds Nest New project. I have been having this vision for a month now. a desires to make a giant birds nest. So i am. I did. And this is what is going on…. This are stage […]
I have been running www.nepartism.com a series of online exhibitions for the previous 15 months and have put it on hold so that I can concentrate on finishing a project of my own and making a physical exhibition. So far […]
Lots of work and illness is to blame for my lack of posting recently. But, throat is pretty much recovered now and probably meant I had a good, if slightly painful, break from things. It was nice to get some […]
Since my last post I have been endeavouring to spend as little as possible. My parents read this blog and I was told that my father (an accountant by profession) “took to his bed” after being told of my profligate […]
Plan #1 1. Write plan 2. Follow plan 3. Conquer world
Sporting League: Game 7 Yop Lane continued their great start to the season with a 2-1 win over Red Star. Yop boss…’We’ve had a solid start, I’m gonna be honest here and state that we won’t win the league! You […]
Working with paint is so frustrating. Today my little sideline project drove me to comfort eating. I rarely work with paint but on this occasion I must and I’m also forced to print; another process that goes against my happiness. […]
Home is where the heART is. A blog reflecting on creating space at home to work and making work that leaves home.
fail to plan you plan to fail www.sophiecullinan.org
2nd year MFA in Fine Art student.
In many ways including personal life and ill health it is not solely artists, academics, subjects and materials, that have influenced and influence decisions in my work. When i did the ‘mini retrospective’ it was clear to see that there […]
I had to go into work last weekend, on what would normally be a day off, to sort out a problem with the next Tate Members PV mail out, Although it was a pain to go in, it means that […]
Can a barren room be interesting? Initially colour appeared to be the most direct route to make the room more interesting. However this has become more complicated than expected. This simple and direct response to a space is more layered […]
Meanwhile… while I have been having my existential crisis about the meaning of my art practice I have been attending life painting classes once a week. These sessions are wonderful, as we paint with our tutor instead of being ‘taught.’
Where did it all come from, these atoms of self-consumption? Work so hard to make it all real and nice but you look back on reflection, in reflection. You see a girl you preferred just that little bit maybe a […]
When we are born ‘each of us is simultaneously the beneficiary of our cultural heritage and the victim of it’[1] from the cities and countries we were brought up in, from our own parents, or guardians. Certain aspects of who […]
This last week has mainly concerned getting ready for our two interim shows. I’ve spent a few days working on my exhibition piece, which is going to be a large drawing/wall piece. As it stands it is pretty long at […]
I am inside myself. I am inside the world. I am above and around everything my senses allow me to understand. I am waking-walk-waking-walking. Vibration of a conscious mind. Of my own creating. Of my own forming of this physical […]