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Gurnal Dubs 16.04.10 This is the last tarn in the circle before we revisit the centre, Blea Tarn, and finish the project. We have swum here before so that the novelty of an unvisited tarn was replaced by a heap […]

2 hours a day 1and 2

I NEED a studio. I’m getting frustrated at not having anywhere to work, anywhere to play with things, anywhere to try things out. It’s been four months since I gave up the studio in London and I realise now that […]

Last week I started to play a wonderful CD given to me by my friend Jo. A compilation of interesting, rhythmic Parisian, African, South American, ambient sounds. So good infact, that every single track is even better than the one […]

Another project successfully negotiated. Private View well attended and great fun. For a while now I have been coming round to the realisation that I work best in collaboration. It was such a buzz to see my collaborating poet so […]

The hardest thing about Art Allotments 2 was knowing what was in the envelope as I had made it up. I had to try & disassociate myself from the choices of contents made. It was also a challenge to find […]

I’m really annoyed at myself for not doing much work this weekend. I have been finalising the catalogue by doing the back cover which was a job I shouldn’t have accepted. However my mind has been most preoccupied with finding […]

My partner has entered a state of emotional and physical collapse. Her joints have swelled up, and she’s spent most of her waking hours this week weeping. Is this the inevitable result of 4 years as a school counsellor? It’s […]

Focus on Ceramics Down in the ceramics department things are getting quite busy. This week Ashley was continuing with his two coil built figures and was then starting on a new piece relating to his theme of mother and child. […]

Dogtooth Kynodontas The feeling of guilty bewilderment a person gets upon arriving five minutes late into a quiet, subtitled screening (and squeezing in beside a stranger, knocking them with your beer bottle) didn’t subside with this film… even after we […]

Yesterday I sorted the collaged collographs; today I have uploaded some drawings from the exhibition by Angela as they have been important in underpinning the project from the start. Now the focus is on the new work. Art Allotments has […]

Installed my show on Friday at the Millgate Museum. I have to eat my words as the press turned up – and as I wasn’t expecting them I wasn’t prepared. However, the young journalist was really patient and hopefully she […]

I spent many hours editing the video for the February challenge, however it just wasn’t working, so I took the decision to stop. I then thought about linking the audio track with a scrolling text panel. I went back and […]

So now things are starting to take shape for the degree show. I still have a lot of technical considerations to attend to (more than a lot!) but I now have a clear picture of what my work will look […]

And my completed statement, hopefully this is OK? I didnt want to influence the viewer too much and over explain the work, when statements do this, give too much description i feel they become a little too bland, hopefully it […]

When The Stone Falls The World Will End (2009)

Morning (croak). Still a bit boozy after the opening and dinner last night – my lovely husband came to pick me up so I could finally have a few drinks with everyone, which was nice! I enjoyed the opening and […]

CLOTHES FOR THE JOB Love the flying suit designs… All from the book “Clothes for the Job” which was published by the Science Museum, 1985. The clothes is in their archive collection, which I hope to visit soon… Just got […]