Cardboard Folly had a modest launch last week and although the house is still full of paper and cardboard, it was great to have it completed on some level. Now I really must attend to the website and get photographing. […]
Collected Texts Phil asked me to send him some text from my experience of working in China and I thought it would be a good idea to use my blog and pick out bite size phrases. In my work I […]
Tested out a solo version of the mobile exhibition on the opening afternoon of the third Brighton PhotoBiennial. It was throwing it down with rain so not ideal conditions. Had to build an adhoc rain cover for the picture, good, […]
A lovely conversation that did crop up whilst I was trialing the mobile exhibition was how many songs there are about working at night. The anthem of the lot, ‘Nightshift’ by the Commodores was considered a classic, even with Lionel […]
I find it hard to blog here as I feel its more likely to be read by others than my personal blog where I quite literally bare my soul for public reading. Today I told myself I have to start […]
Through early morning mist and frost to Heather and Ivan Morison’s wood overlooking the Mawddach near Dolgellau. Heather had kindly agreed to help me with my dissertation and spoke freely of their practice and nomadic lifestyle, of model-making, reading and […]
A Constructed Sense of Place One important issue for me is that I have visited these places and have personal memories and images about them. Another thing is that they are locations and periods of my life that I have […]
Sometimes I wonder if I am slowly going mad, and other times I feel like the descent is gathering pace. It seems I put myself under a lot of pressure; I think many artists do. Is there an alternative? I […]
It was sooo amazing to do the movement and presentation skills class with our Head of School of Arts and Humanities! it was a great opportunity to free up and just release and i felt that as Chrissie had set […]
As I mentioned at the end of my last blog, I’ve started an MA. I’ve joined fellow Artists Talking bloggers Abbi and Christina at Wimbledon. So far, it’s just been a case of getting into the studios, doing loads of […]
Experiencing all sorts of challenges!!! Its great to be in the studio and also plan for things to come. I am grateful for all the opportunities and support from tutors and my support / friend Chloe Sage. Preparing for the […]
Over the next year I will be working towards an MA in Fine Art at Wimbledon College of Art. I’m sure that there will be many highs and many lows as I get to grips both with my course, and […]
Giulia Ricci, Untitled, hand made drawing, pen on paper, 25x20cm, 2010.
Site Gallery, Sheffield
11 September – 30 October
Gasworks, London
18 September – 7 November
Project Space 11
Plymouth 8 – 25 September
Flow, London
9 September – 6 November 2010
Henry Moore Institute, Leeds
30 September – 2 January
Once upon a time, bohemians were considered a sub-culture, an alternative group of individuals moved by lifestyle choices and artistic endeavours.
Turning point, Visual Arts UK, CultureForum, NALGAO – these are just some of the burgeoning peer networks for arts professionals that have been proactive and visible in the arts funding debates.
Artists Studio Company has launched a major new public gallery in Southwark.
The Photographers’ Gallery officially closed its doors to the public for one year on 19 September 2010 to “embark on our ambitious development of the building, creating a new, international home for photography in the UK”.
This month’s bites.
Engage/Enquire’s ‘The Art of Influencing Change, Economies and Ecologies’ at Towner Art Gallery, Eastbourne and NALGAO’s annual conference in Brighton.
Two north west projects are creating links between artists, artist-led groups and creative communities.
