While I catch up with my new, fully freelance life, here’s a snippet from my ‘professional’ blog. More personal blog notes coming soon here… Interview with Lucy Adlington, The Parlor Boutique Dec 2nd, 2010 Having just taken the leap into […]
Exhibition Slide Show Exhibition slide show
Personal images from residency at Cill Rialaig Images made and of Cill Rialaig
Relay,our exhibition at Core came together beautifully in the end. A lot of people worked extremely hard. As suspected, assocations were created throughout the show as Jane eloquently puts it ‘The first part of the show is loosely based in […]
Circle is magical in the snow – lots of footprints so people have been to visit it – it’s hard to know how many people see it but here is some proof and in this weather too! It has another […]
I’ve expanded the London years 1992-1999, to fit between the Brown Period – all those other homes I’ve lived in that were not in London. These will be bigger pieces of wood covered with fabric, brown toned. My writing has […]
The snow has sort of stopped play with college. Tutors being snowed in and all, I’ve used this time to catch up, what with the interval project and Palance. But I have been a bit bored too. Gaining that unexpected […]
Things now finally seem to be moving forward for me after a year of trying. I am regularly updating my website at www.web.me.com/stephenfallows and have now added an online store at www.developmentalhell.bigcartel.com to help to get a little bit more […]
This week is all about finishing the 2nd draft of the dissertation, ready to be handed in on Friday. At college, we are also getting ready to do presentations to our peer group, and a mentoring session, where we pass […]
Following a residency in Sweden, London-based artist and blogger Stuart Mayes relocated to Stockholm. Here, he talks to Andrew Bryant about this move, working intuitively and developing confidence in his practice.
A-n Degree’s Unedited, Online
16 October 2008 – 29 October 2010
NEW WORK
Pamela brought some Bluestone which is the agricultural form of copper sulphate to Cill Railaig. We mixed the copper sulphate with an equal amount of table salt (1K of each and about 8L of water). The saline sulphate mix is […]
It’s a year since I added anything to this blog. It’s not that I haven’t been working although I’ve certainly been through a fallow patch where it’s a real struggle to produce anything that excites me or that I can […]
Parliament was hung this week. 650 chevrons of blue (Conservative), red (Labour), yellow (Liberal Democrat), green (Green) and grey (Other) bunting now surround the beautiful ornate double stairway at the Harris Museum. Tenneson and Dale would like to say a […]
I returned to The Specola to shoot another roll of film, do some more sketching, and although going to primarily study the taxidermy I always find myself standing longest in one of the rooms right at the end of the […]
Week 7 I spent the bulk of this week reading and making notes. I felt pretty lost for most of the week. On Staurday there was a Symposium at St. Martins. It was the first of a series of talks/discussions […]
Week 8 I’m feeling the strain of not having a laptop in my studio, as that was something that I’d been used to during my residency. It was useful to blog in the studio and much easier to act on […]
Fi Burke has been artist in residence at HMS since 29th November. Her white floury landscapes in big custom built trays, mirror the snow scenes outside. We couldn’t have forseen a white November when the show was programmed in. Fi […]
One of the drawbacks of studying part time is that we are not entitled to a studio space in the university – I don’t make large work thank goodness but it would be useful to have a large white space […]
Liverpool Biennial – Anglican Cathedral, Liverpool
18 September – 28 November 2010
