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Someone said they like the ‘train bits’ on this. Not realising there were so many tunnels on this route through Italy when I did get a fleeting view of the landscape, which looked stunning, I didn’t have time to get […]

The first block is over; the second begins. Two students this time, who have already decided what they want to do. The life drawing session was better attended, which was a relief. I am assured that other waifs and strays […]

I have decided to take a business studies course once my MA History of Art is over. Pretty excting stuff. Never imagined myself doing this! Accounting, marketing, finance, management, ethics, etc… Perfect for practical gallery stuff. If anyone has taken […]

Seven minutes in length…is it too long? is it not long enough? Should there be four shots? The decisions were made, but were they the right ones?

Erm…the wires look good. Haha.

Favourite Drive Thru’s: 1) Farnborough Gate – Rusthless efficiency, a handy proximity and Comet and Curry’s for a bit of window shopping on a Sunday morning. Marc, if your listening, lets do breakfast. 2) Chichester – Breakfast on the way […]

HOUSE tour weekend!- and until half an hour before the talk I felt fine. My thoughts in order, studio tidied and all those little tasks cleared up -and then my nerves kicked in. Ladies and Gentlemen…this was the first public […]

Numbers in the text relate to the numbered photos. The silence in St George’s resonates with its past music. This late 17th/early eighteenth century memorial in the church seemed evocative of the baroque music of that time.(5) I made a […]

35 minutes until deadline.

First of for those that do not know HE SAID Talent agency is a fictional but functional company based in Colchester, Essex. We have been working on piece as a group/collective with each informing the other in some way. Currently […]

The last few months have been exciting, stimulating and frustrating. I invested so much time and research into my crib piece that some version of it would have to be my degree show exhibit. Yet as deadlines crept ever closer […]

It’s not a bit like the Walton’s (it’s not like Eastender’s either), a performance (2010) brings together many of these concerns though an exploration of the tension between the Ideal Family that is still promoted by both state and media […]

Also forgot to mention to run alongside our development as artists on Escalator one have artists has decided to parrell this with his bodys development as visual symbol of our progress. Jamie Moakes will be working from Charles Bronsons solitary […]

I have sat at this page so many times, meaning to start another blog but scared to crank up the whole, time-devouring, thought inducing process once again. Don’t get me wrong, I benefited hugely from the last one and the […]

Well, I spent the weekend down at Grove House, Froebel College. Just like August, it was hot and empty! This time though, i was not folding paper, but wading through the finished paper tiles, playing with them through the corridors […]

I am a Professional Artist! Today I went along to the artists forum in Bethanal Green. In the space of 2 hours I took in a lot of information, was told to sell myself as a professional artist and decided […]

Well, the residency has finally, i think, come to an end. The work is up an has been unveiled to the college. The annual “Froebel Birthday Celebrations” marked the event and my piece seemed to go down well, although at […]

Best Practice Seminar: with Alex Pearl 29th May 12.00PM-4.00PM @ AirSpace Gallery www.newgenerationspace.wordpress.com airspacegallery no4 Broad Street Hanley Stoke-on-Trent Staffordshire ST1 4HL In this session we will be looking at the fundamentals of what it means to be an artist […]