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The Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts is currently showing an exhibition based on ‘the artist’s studio’ and has invited artists across East Anglia to upload photos of their studios to a flikr photo stream. I think this is a really […]

Well, we didn’t win an award for the “Children of Craig-y-nos” but, along with four other runners-up, we received a certificate commending us “for excellence in communicating medical and health information in a book for the lay reader”. The prize […]

I’m still interested in the idea of a recurring shape of series of shapes that can represent a feeling or state of mind moving through the space. I started on another large canvas this week. I wanted this to follow […]

I am coming up for air after the first teaching session of the module….. Got off to a good start, when I arrived to find that a very smart tutorial room (complete with PC) had been booked for my exclusive […]

impossebility of telling… I wanted to write more, so much more, but my temporary job has been so non-stop that I feel like a zip file, all packed full of information, impressions, encounters, thoughts, notes, images…it wil take some time […]

Brighton pavillion was built for the Prince Regent so that he could dip his gouty foot into the sea and get pissed on gin in the garden. During the First World war the pavilion was again used for recuperation and […]

Hidden away in a small pub garden in the south of England is the elusive four leaf clover. Despite a thorough search by three small girls who make their own entertainment while parents sip cold beer, the whereabouts remains a […]

Final day for submissions to have work in the Wolstenholme Creative Space during the Biennial Festival – it’s such a fantastic space, exactly what my idea of an artists studio should be – think garrett loft – with peeling plaster, […]

Thankfully both of the fabricators came through in the nick of time, the steel was cut and collected today, looks not too disimilar to the design I drew, they had to alter it to dash marks so that the pieces […]

This comes from a series of night photos taken with different cameras/phones for varying results. This particular outing is on a bridge over the A31. Yes I know, exotic. I managed to slow the traffic as I pointed my tripod […]

Do art works need to be titled? How should the title refer to the artwork? Should it give some sort of insight? What makes a good title? I’m really having a lot of trouble titling my final piece. I do […]

Fifteen stretched canvases arrived today! I want to spread them around me and glory in the sense of promise they hold (if I was a dog I’d be rolling in them like fox poo). I want to sluice oil paint […]

Off to meet the Daily Post photographer at the Butterfly Park – in the rain – soon. Shame its raining, the butterflies all tend to hide, one sunny day last week I saw at least 20 of them and a […]

Received our invitations to the Big Draw 2010 event on May 24th at the British Museum. Southwell Artists will receive a runners-up award for the 2009 Big Draw in the Southwell Minster – presented by Posy Symmonds. I’ve booked my […]

I had lots of fantastic help from linda, don and francis from the print centre on monday when i ran a workshop in drypoint and chine colet in the morning. the press got lots of use and the pupils got […]

the work is going to be on display in an exhibition opening on the 17th May in the memorial gallery, yale, wrexham. the exhibition will also showcase work by another school group that designed postage stamps and will involve work […]