Resurface
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Archive
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Venue:
Southlands Arts Centre -
From:
October 30, 2010 -
To:
November 07, 2010 -
Location:
London
Newcastle University Fine Art, Newcastle
28 August – 12 September 2010
In September 2009, Grey Area was granted a NAN Go and See bursary to travel to Estonia for research and development. Emilia Telese talks to Daniel Pryde-Jarman of Grey Area about the bursary and its impact on the group.
In March 2010, Artichoke Studios was awarded a NAN Go and See bursary in order to visit Dynamic Community Arts in Birmingham and Green Close Studios in Melling. Emilia Telese talks to group member Keith Parkinson about the bursary and its impact on the group.
In 1828, my ancestor Stephen Hedges was transported to New South Wales. On this residency in Newcastle, Australia, using themes from my research (the past and the present; history, myth and reality; imagination and the landscape) I’ll examine his story […]
Sinta Werner The other show that I particularly liked was Sinta Werner’s show Along the Sight Lines. This was at the Nettie Horn Gallery on Vyner Street. She deals with space, how an image can be manipulated to show a […]
More Hot Chestnut talk: Stewart Home The philosophers have only interpreted the world, in various ways; the point is to change it. Karl Marx (1845), Theses on Feuerbach (Thesis XI) Paul Conneally one of my favourite quotes from Thesis X1 […]
Novia extended their lead at the top of the league to two points by beating a resilient Bolsov 2-1. Nova’s boss has been fined by The Sporting Council for recent comments directed at top board officials. Tranquilayers looked visibly stunned […]
On Thursday night I went to the International Anthony Burgess Foundation to hear Ailis Ni Riain’s latest piece. I say “hear”, but “experience” is a more suitable word… Like myself, Ailis is a keen collaborator and loves to work with […]
Before going away I stumbled across the work of a polish graffiti artist on-line. ‘Truth’ has been making really interesting architectural graffiti for some time. The pieces are made from polystyrene then attached to urban walls and surfaces complimenting the […]
On Monday 28th January 1828, a sawyer by the name of Richard Burgess was travelling from Abingdon to Oxford with a cartload of bone for sale in town. On the road to Oxford, Burgess met with three men; Stephen Hedges […]
When I was young I liked to collect crystals. I was never too interested in their names, their properties, never sought to get one of every kind or display them proudly on my bookshelf. I kept them in my pockets, […]