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The school holidays have proved to be an interesting exercise in time management! Trips to libraries to collect paper (thank you North Finchley) and two visits to the delightful Museum of Barnet have been family outings. I am hoping that […]

I have been searching for a style for my neon sign. A few years ago I derided the ubiquitous neon artworks to be found at Frieze. Now I find myself quite excited by them although I don’t like any of […]

The last two days have been taken up burning DVDs for Unspooling. each of the Pearlville films must be looped several times with varying volumes to allow them to come in and out of aural focus (I think I made […]

Jupiter Artland Sometimes it is good, and very necessary, for artists to get out and about and see new work. A visit to Pittenweem Arts Festival on the Fife coast proved to be a bit of a disappointment – acres […]

ADDING LIGHT- BOOKMARKS TO MY LIBRARY NIGHT IN THE STUDIO ……ADDING MEMORY TO THE LIBRARY ITSELF (CONSTRUCTING A FLOOR PLAN..….

Thinking about issues raised by Jane Boyer and others, writing and writing, it is easy to drift from one thought sideways to another, ending with a foggy mess of word associations – a kind of Chinese whisper. There are several […]

I’ve been really working on my first wall section since my last post and thats about all i’ve been upto… still been doing alot of drawing trying to work cerrtain things out and have been making decisions as to how […]

Update on the project, Summer 2010. Steffan Jones-Hughes has left the Regional Print Centre for Yorkshire, where he has gone to work for the Arts Council. We are sorry to lose him but wish him well in his exciting new […]

As far as I can tell, the project is over for the present. All the marking is finished, and I have even “second-marked” a couple of essays: one by a student who came to the life classes, and one by […]

Into The Woods…superb. We were fortunate to have the best seats for the Press night at Regents Park open air theatre on Monday. With the remnants of man-flu, parked the car and took the train from Weybridge thinking it wouldn’t […]

Hello, my name is Beth Bramich and in October I will begin my third and final year of my Fine Art BA at Nottingham Trent. Over the summer I have a placement position at Nottingham Contemporary, which began in July […]

Meet Bob! I recently sought advice from a woodturner called Bob. Bob has been turning for 70 years and has a brutal attitude when it comes to precision. Tomorrow I am going to meet him for the second time to […]

Working With Other People. When making art seems all too hard, a waste of time, an uphill struggle or even a loosing battle. Phone a friend and say ‘I have an idea why dont we X-Y-Z’. Some one I know […]

Having developed CODA01 which was written in Java/Mini Audicle and Chuck the software was quite slow and the reponse time slightly delayed. The new CODA02 is very much smoother written in C++ and has a screenshot function and a waveform […]

I’ve made some decisions about my work this week. I’ve been focused on working hard towards the show but without knowing what I can show for sure I’ve been going mad producing things I think might be more suitable. The […]

Our Individual Projects We have been commissioned by Sideshow, Nottingham’s fringe festival for the British Art Show for an exhibition at the Malt Cross Gallery Nottingham. For the commission each artist is will be using the space at the University […]

Dialogue Box AirSpace Gallery Window Until 23rd August Paper plane: Questions Stuart Porter Who made the first and why? Was its creation an accident of design or a deliberate action of thoughtful development? How did this simple paper folded efficient […]

The Drowning World Preview: 27th August 6 – 9pm Exhibition: 28th August – 2nd October Gallery hours: Tuesday – Saturday, 11am – 5pm Artists: Dan Davis, Michelle McKeown, Terry Shave. Artist Talk 18th September In1962 J. G. Ballard wrote the […]