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The saddest thing that I received in my email today was an invitation to the opening of an exhibition by a group of recent graduates. I read through the explanatory text, and realised with a sudden jolt that it read […]

Another day, another exhibition. The Leeds Open, at the Leeds Art Gallery on the Headrow. The youngest artist was born (according to the caption) in 2008. I can only wish that many of the otherwise-assumed-to-be-adults could claim the innocence of […]

I have left film 15 untitled. This was an oversight not an attempt at creating some sort of filmic mythology. Stupidly I deleted all of the also ran titles so I have had to start from scratch. If stumped for […]

Hyungji Park’Fake Tales From Somewhere‘5th – 26th SeptPrivate View 5th: Sept 2- 4pm Hyungji Park fuses references from popular culture, art history and everyday surroundings using a personal visual language. http://www.harringtonmillstudios.co.uk/exhibiton_space/HyungiPark/pv.htmThe case still rattles on and it is not recommended […]

Core Gallery is hurtling towards ‘ The Eighteenth Emergency’ Opening this Thursday Brought to us by a-n’s artist talking editor Andrew Bryant who is exhibiting as well as curating an exhibition that brings together the work of iartists Frauke Dannert, […]

It’s been just over a month since my last post. I did manage to clear out of my studio. It always takes longer than expected and I always have far too much stuff. I still haven’t learned my lessons from […]

I’m preparing to return to London and make a new installation for MOCA (London). I’m excited and nervous – this is a big show for me and I want it to be a success for MOCA too. MOCA is Michael […]

I have started the process of naming the 17 films that make up Pearlville. Through a process of suggestion, automatic reading, and desperation I have carefully matched each film with a title. The titles won’t be on the films themselves […]

On the Merits of Brevity After briefly showing my face at work I ran away into town to hunt out some standard lamps for my forthcoming show : I was continuing to shrink, to become… what? The infinitesimal? What was […]

While on holiday in Portugal last week, my boyfriend and I found ourselves seeking shelter from the baking heat and bustling crowds in Porto’s Crystal Palace Gardens. The sense of relief was immediate as we passed through the gates into […]

http://artistparents.ning.com is getting busy, which is great. It’s frustrating that ning are now charging for their services though. I’ve paid for the cheapest option, as it’s coming out of my own pocket at the moment. This means we’ve lost our […]

Setting up an artist-led space: the ‘Why’ factor… Rosalind recently asked me a pertinent, and challenging, question. It’s had me shaking in my boots – well, sandals, actually, we’re having a heatwave here in Philly – and thinking hard. So, […]