I spent the best part of a full day jet washing and who knew – the caravan is indeed white!! I’m now at the stage of wondering whether to paint it a jolly eyecatching colour or leave it white, theres […]
1st March, 2011. Well I have been really busy working on my drawing module. I have had a huge development breakthrough!!! I had always thought I would develop into a figurative artist, however the drawing module makes you push the […]
Sporting League Game 5 Bayerns extended their lead at the top of the table with a 3-1 win against a depleted Indentine. Bayerns had a major scare in the 1st 10 seconds after going a goal behind. The anxiety of […]
I tempted the crows and rooks down with cheese, bread and fat and was able to get some decent footage of them strutting around. Also took some photos of them, and me, in the park. Wondered about performing ironing in […]
Amazed how much it all means to me to do the Degree Show its not long now! But it has taken me a long time to manage to be at this stage, and be actively involved in making work and […]
what a day, non- stop information from 10am til 6pm – now I just need to process it all. Some things of note; antiquarian avant garde’ believing we can go forward by going back ‘always bother’ Justin Quinell Catherine Falkner […]
I’m doing some research into the avant-garde after viewing an exhibition called BigMinis here in Bordeaux at the contemporary art museum, CAPC, and my head is spinning with questions. One of the really interesting things about BigMinis was the juxtaposition […]
I compeleted my final draft of my Dissertation, yesterday Roger reading though it then I will hand it in to my Tutor on Thursday Fingers-Cross I hope don’t have do much to it after. I can now start on my […]
Sporting League: game 4 Bayerns and Athletico both held onto their 100 percent records…Red Star appeared to be reeling after their poor end to last season against Novia this time losing to Bombaya…Lunderbach admitted that they had run out of […]
sundays photoshoot was rained off… but i did have a fairly productive meeting with flowlosopha anyway where we discussed some things including ideas for future collabarations… over the weekend i also payed a visit to leamington spa museum and art […]
up at six today, despite moaning i like the long day. I pottered a bit, got stuff done, nothing too exciting just easing myself into the week. although saying that i did scan in the pinhole images and inverted them […]
We’re about half-way through the community arts project now and the response has been very interesting. We have had visits from locals, parents and children of all ages since it was half term last week and a free cup of […]
Some of the socially engaged / collaborative/ participatory /relational projects we are following: >>> In London: Communal Knowledge / The Showroom http://www.theshowroom.org/local.html?id=47 The Cut / [ s p a c e ] http://www.spacestudios.org.uk/whats-on/events/the… Edgware Road Project / The Serpentine Gallery […]
Just had a week confined to the house because of food poisoning. I was bored out of my tiny mind, all I did was throw up and sleep… also a few less pleasent things. Back to uni, and I need […]
Well here I am late at night thinking about writing a blog again……..do I have enough time – do I use it as an excuse when artistic decisions get hard or does it clarify my thinking? It is imposible to […]
You start your Masters programme, and immediately you are confronted with the Learning Agreement – a form of contract where you are suppose to map out your academic year using informed assumptions based on the foundations of what your practice […]
Janis Goodman, 'Regeneration'.
Aether & Hemera, 'The colour of Phi', Light. Photo: Gloria Ronchi. Courtesy: Aether & Hemera.
Clare Strand, 'Gone Astray (detail)', photograph, 2002/03.
Igloo, the collective comprising artists Ruth Gibson and Bruno Martelli, present Visitor, a new installation at the Apthorp Gallery, artsdepot, London.
That 63% of those currently on contract to a-n are practitioners demonstrates our commitment to providing income for artists.
A-n’s Collaborative relationships series exposes the working relationships between artists and the wide range of professionals they choose to collaborate with. In this article, artist David Cotterrell and Projects Director Carolyn Black reflect on the realisation of a unique and demanding work for the Forest of Dean Sculpture Trail.
A selection of projects that focus on the development of artists’ practice and their engagement with local communities.