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Untitled blog post from "Garden"

My first day back to work. ‘Place’, an ‘exhibition in a book’ by Tacita Dean and Jeremy Millar often helps me re-focus after time away. Dean and Mililar’s synopsis of A K Dolven’s project looking back describes the complex, reciprocal […]

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Untitled blog post from "Nothing Special"

Coinciding with MOVE at the Hayward Gallery, the BFI devoted its Studio Space to Yvonne Rainer’s work and influences, in a programme of videos which explored the interaction of moving image works with choreography, with work by international artists accompanying […]

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Untitled blog post from "The Collaborator"

Happy new year! This week the dial on my collaborationometer was ping ping pinging when I discovered the following invitation in my inbox: Lou Mallozzi “Outpost” Perched on the 4th floor mezzanine of the MCA, I’ll be zeroing in on […]

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Untitled blog post from "Group Therapy"

So it appears that I have taken a sabbatical from my blog! Thats a shame as its been an eventful month or two. As ever my non productivity has correlated with a very minor heartache (which I have made major […]

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Untitled blog post from "tweeting the self"

It has been a while since I last blogged on this topic. Not because it has fallen by the wayside, but because it has taken on a steady momentum, an inevitability, that I rather like, and in some ways it […]

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Untitled blog post from "Art Allotments"

As it is January 1st and I am trying to begin the year purposfully especially with regard to making art. I am now typing this and posting the last few images. The project is in the final stages leading up […]

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pretty common things
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pretty common things

joanna bond, 'pretty common things', ceramics, 2010. Photo: joanna Bond. Joanna in her studio in New quay wales
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Pollution
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Pollution

Ali Gracie, 'Pollution', Digital Photography and Photoshop painting, 2010. Photo: Ali Gracie. Courtesy: Ali Gracie. Created in response to the Fracking exhibition. Depicting a landscape heavily polluted with toxic gas and chemicals, contaminating the air and water. Damaging the environment. www.aligracie.co.uk
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