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ART HISTORY: Very excited, and also rather nervous, as tomorrow morning I will be attending Harvard University’s Fogg Museum store in Somerville, MA, in order to view some paintings and drawings by Agnes Martin. I’ll also be meeting with Christina […]

I am about to have a short break and the gallery is having a little breather of exhibitions before we launch into a breakneck series of shows and events in August beginning with our very own Andrew Bryant who is […]

since my last post i have been back to Napton Skate park to check up on object for moving over #2and although the two pallets have been pulled apart it has clearly been skated upon which has left many fairly […]

Aesthetic Choices and Encyclopedic Glitter: Marshall Hain awkwardly performing their 1978 record Dancing in the City in a German disco studio use a plain white sheet to occasionally hide under. Kit Hain casually wears a sequined waistcoat throughout. I would […]

Well the ‘Eynsham Doors’ installation has come down from exhibition. I have sold half of the individual pieces on it which is a plus; that means I have covered costs and made a profit. It was very popular and I […]

This is the first of four tents we’ve purchased in as many years. Although the size of a two-bed terraced, we quickly outgrew it’s island-like proportions and opted for a bigger version. Some said the inclusion of built-in hot tub […]

Footnotes: the emerging artist Coming full Circle 1. In my twenties I worked in the City, and I had the super ‘glam’ role of promoting a leading British container shipping company. I wined and dined top shipping journalists and persuaded […]

I’ve had my health and safety induction, I’ve got my hard hat, I’m almost ready to go… I’m really excited at the prospect of the next 12 months. My studio – the electricians workshop – is on the edge of […]

Met a lovely guy yesterday, a letterpresser living near here with the most amazing shed/studio. Shtudio? Anyway, see picture for all it’s glory. He said many wise things, one of which was ‘it doesn’t matter what people say they can […]

Today the heat was unbearable. The mercury hit 110 Fahrenheit, which is 43 degrees, and definitely the most intense heat I’ve ever experienced. Filming outdoors during the heat of the day was out of the question: I did try, got […]

We found ourselves on the top of a hill, in a town surrounded by ancient walls. There, after all elements of self-clarification we lost sight of everything. “If you get as far as Rome you can go a little further […]

Taking place over two days (Fri 2nd – Sat 3rd) this Saturday saw Agnes Nedregard undertake her new commissioned work ‘Pilgrimage of the Fool’ The project’s pilgrimage format was kind of split into two sections that spread over the two […]

As Rob says, my health does impact on my work but nonetheless I managed to write a whole paper on autobiography without once mentioning anything to do with health! Although autobiography or the personal can’t help but be in one’s […]

The Brewery Arts Centre 30th April 2010 Preview night of the exhibition and it’s underway – that cocktail of people and art brought together in one place for a brief encounter. Always unpredictable in it’s results and, seen from a […]