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Two stories that demonstrate the freewheeling nature of a child’s imagination . . . Working with the children a week ago to devise texts for the hoarding, I met a boy I had not met before. I gave him some […]

I am aware that the work is very internal, in both content and process..it knows about itself, is recursive. I am aware that it might resist entry, can it be absorbed by the viewer? The blog is an entry, into […]

It relates to older mnemonic technologies such as books, architecture, frescoes, cave paintings an so on…all the forms that humans have impressed more or less permanently upon matter. Physicality/virtuality comes into existence, is one more priveleged than the other? What […]

Tuesday, 25 May 2010 Release I received a press release in this morning’s email. It detailed the work commissioned for Whitstable. “Damnation” I exclaimed (or something similar) “Adam Chodzko’s work has the same title as mine!” (bar the addition of […]

An email from an artist with a studio at wip:sthlm reminded me that I haven’t mentioned the outcome of my PhD application. I didn’t make the short list. I also didn’t get a place on the Professional Artists’ Project Programme. […]

BOOKS This week I’ve set aside a few days to make some small zig-zag books using images which I ‘ve accumulated over the course of the 5 years or so that I’ve been working around the theme of Wanderings. Some […]

My ISBNs have arrived! Now I have a single ISSN for the whole Homologue series, and sufficient individual ISBNs for the first ten issues. They should last me a couple of years. The first five issues are launching all at […]

SHOULD I BE OFFENDED?? As I now live and work as a British artist there are many people who don’t know that I came to England in 2002 in the age of 32. Before that I studied and worked in […]

Gosh what a week or two! Got four new paintings finally finished on the day before the opening. The Core Gallery launch had taken up more than a chunk of my life so everything else has been shunted- to be […]

I’ve just bought a Reader’s Digest Atlas on eBay. It was one of the things I used to look at in my father’s study. I would look at the photographs of the rocks and minerals on black velvet backgrounds. Topaz […]

Before I started work on Thames to Dunkirk I read a lot of material, including first-hand accounts and contemporary photographs in the Imperial War Museum archive, and every book I could find on the subject. I regard all this accumulation […]

About the progress of The Dunkirk Project: today 26th May is the first day of the nine-day River of Stories on my online installation at http://thedunkirkproject.wordpress.com. Each day I’m telling some of the stories, more or less as they happened […]

“From Anthropology to Art – The Document Exhibition of Jung-Hua Liu’s Wi-Fi Cyborg Art Project”Jung-Hua Liu was an anthropologist and his study concerned about travel, material culture and identity.He explored these issues with the fieldwork on international marriage, divine figures […]