The story so far…Having moved to Brighton in August 2010, to start an MA in Fine Art at Brighton University, my first term featured, amongst other things, a temporary but disfiguring skin condition and an overwhelming sense of disorientation. I […]
As I move through a 2 year MA Art and Design in Education course at the Institute of Education, London. How my work progresses in finding connections to understand, grow and progress whilist focusing on play, participation and social engagement. […]
Bayerns kept up the intense pressure on leaders Novia with a sublime performance against a bewildered Metronova. Three first half goals from their no2 striker helped the Bayerns cause but the boss was far from convinced. ‘There was a lot […]
It took me a long time to decide to do this MA Art and Design in Education and I am happy to say that I started it 3 weeks ago. I was concerned about whether to do MA Fine Art […]
Great day with brilliant totems made by Woodnewton School. Sound needs a bit more work tomorrow – electricians back to finish off. They have been wonderful beyond the call of duty.
Frieze, phone, talk … It felt more like Embassy week than Frieze week. I don’t remember ever being in a foreign embassy in London before and last week I was in three; German, Swedish and Norwegian. It was all art […]
So Sisyphus opens tonight and I myself am not there for the PV at Core Gallery for the first time so a bit nerve wracking but I leave it in more than competant hands. I am doing my art thang […]
The embellishment of international study resounds with the affect of writing and the scripture of applied materials to define a multidisciplinary art practice: but how do you pull yourself away from the developed peer structure of art school?
Max Wigram Gallery, London
13 October – 13 November 2010
South Hill Park Arts Centre, Bracknell
11 September – 7 November 2010
Nottingham Trent University Degree Show, Nottingham
1 June – 31 July 2010
Old Rapid Hardware Store, 52 Renshaw st, Liverpool, Liverpool
18 September – 28 November 2010
Lim Young Kyun’s large scale photographs of Antarctica are installed… and v impressive. It’s hard to believe these alien frozen landscapes exist on earth. The studios aren’t exactly tropical at the moment so we may advise visitors to wear woolly […]
I’m late, I’m late for a very important date. All I want to say is A Harlot’s Progess.
So last week I spent some time in the archives with Neil, the museum curator and although part of my proposal was based on using objects from the archives in a sculptural context, he isn’t letting me used any out […]
taʎːaˈtɛlːe and cut Ah, what a jolly day that was I thank you both so much for ferrying too and fro: Anne for delicious pasta the other night and Francis for extreme courage in harmonious duty. Sups in October, coffee […]
Last week was a lot of art and I saw some exciting stuff. There were some interesting video pieces by Klara Liden at the Serpentine that got me thinking about performance and film again and some drawings still sticking in […]
Did any body visit anything exciting for the Open House London event last month? The event in London, runs over one weekend a year opening up little seen buildings for public tours.(this year 18th and 19th of September) I’ve known […]
