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Richard Taylor has poised me a question about my paintings and the lens-eye of a camera, how is the image transferred? I guess this is a question about if the small digital images of my work accurately represent the paintings. […]

We have been working on our plans for the development of Core Gallery’s DIY educate programme. As an artist put it ‘ the sh** they dont teach you at art school…’ http://www.coregallery.co.uk/diy-educate/ Busy too with exhibitions I have work in: […]

Ways not to start a post after a long absence. 1. “Its been a long time since my last post” Who am I kidding here? – either people know this already or this is their first time and their eyes […]

i had PS1 booked out for myself today so i could document and to be honest actually look at some things i’ve been working on recently… i took up sleep wer n wen u like so i could get some […]

Game 29 Zindustrious put the brakes on a Novia title surge as they held the yellow perils 1-1. Zindustrious boss: ‘We’re having a tough time in the courts off field which is why I’m so delighted with the response from […]

When we walk in the city, we don’t only see the street view but also hear the sound from cars, pedestrians, broadcast in the underground, and the river beating the bankside. Because we usually daily routines, we may hear the […]

When we walk in the city, we don’t only see the street view but also hear the sound from cars, pedestrians, broadcast in the underground, and the river beating the bankside. Because we usually daily routines, we may hear the […]

The river and other things There is no doubt that the journey we made to the river yesterday has touched upon my psyche. Yesterday we felt the affects of time spent at the river, a slight headache and nausea, perhaps […]

Building continues in the hut laboratory but the priority for the coming week is to give the huts a weightier context. I’ll be out and about with the video cameras building more makeshift shelters using limited materials. Meanwhile the collection […]

I’ve been doing some homework (reading, as always) and in the course of telling my patient husband about what I had read, we had a bit of a verbal tussle. But I’m very grateful for the tussle because it sorted […]

If you want the present to be different from the past, study the past.Spinoza I’m about to start work on my next Still Life. So far, I’ve made “portraits” of an actor, a singer and a painter. The point of […]

What am I doing? My recent practice has been concerned with layers, boundaries and journeys through spaces, as well as architectural forms. This has led me towards looking at the urban environment. Spaces that interest me range from small and […]

Oh my goodness I love paint! Work, the computer stuff that is my job has been very intense lately. Just modeling and texturing, but there is a lot to get done… busy busy busy so that is 32 hrs of […]

A video afternoon. The huts tip-toe around the rather nostalgic, more sentimental and romantic aspects of home. I’d like the project as a whole to also deal with some of the darker themes such as ownership, encroachment and the universal […]

I’m into countdown now, as the opening is this Saturday the 27th November, and there’s still loads to do! I’ve spent the last three days glue to my mac editing the animations which I’m really pleased with. There is a […]

The photographs of dead birds which I took on Newcastle beach are particularly poignant; the lifeless bodies which had once soared high in the sky above are analogous with lost moments in time and, indeed, with the photograph itself. Dying […]