Again a busy 5 or so days! I attended the animation workshop at Leamington Spa art gallery that i have mentioned before and really enjoyed it, it was more of a 3D digital modeling workshop than an animation workshop but […]
I started getting all my challenges together for other people this week (well they have been in development for some time). I decided that because it was the April Challenge, being the fourth month of the year I should create […]
A year on from my own degree show! Last night i returned to my university for this years degree show. I year on since my own degree show, i made my way home feeling confused and disappointed. I mean no […]
My very large and very heavy printer has arrived. The booklets are beginning to accumulate. It turns out we can bind the books more quickly than the printer can print them, which isn’t what I expected at all. To keep […]
Silence outside, no cars, everyone inside watching the World Cup. I have been in the garden today, photographing paintings when, the sun goes in and fixing Ryman hangers to the stretcher frames. The process of organising the exhibition is a […]
Painting the hoarding continues to attract attention and comments from passers-by. Most people want to know what is going on. Some think that local businesses have paid for advertising space on the hoarding and that I am writing up slogans, […]
Alison Veazey, 'The Blue Lagoon', intaglio and relief print, 2010.
Lisa Petterson, 'Children Bathers', Mixed Media.
Liz Murray, 'Denkmal', Digital Video, 2010. Photo: Liz Murray.
Nottingham Trent University, Nottingham
4 – 10 June 2010
I’ve just heard about a series of critical discussions about residencies with East Street Arts in Leeds; ‘Weds@105 – residencies’ I’ve had email contact and will definitely be making sure I represent the voice of artist-parents at these discussions. Let […]
my session with the art class on making their own emotional map of the area went very well. Originally I’d stipulated that they have to map the local town the school was in, but most children in the class did […]
We’re now just over half way through the SSC block, and it’s difficult to remember a time when I wasn’t commuting weekly to the Medical School. The journey is judged nicely – no need to get up too early; feed […]
Dear Sandra, I have just finished reading your letter for the third time, and I would be lying if I told you that it did not upset me. I know we have had our problems in the past, but as […]
Work with schools has completely taken over for the next few weeks (not to mention my own children’s schedules) and it will be a flat out race of sports days, meetings and displays until the end of term. I’m also […]