After taking a few days out of the print room, I allowed myself to stand back and reflect on my current work. I have realised that I am creating problems that have not arisen yet, and so I need to […]
Had a really good tutorial today: its good when you know that you could show your work tomorrow if you were needed to. Discussion lead to a presentation solution for my drawing piece and a sort of structure for the […]
I have heard the creating of art compared with giving birth. A comparison that sounds good at first glance but that really does not stand up to scrutiny. As far as I know, no woman, after going through pregnancy and […]
If you hit a rabbit whilst driving you may initially feel a sense of guilt or compassion towards the animal, unlike with the death of a human, this feeling disappears very quickly. I have attempted to freeze this moment of […]
I’ve spent far too long this last few days putting together proposals for exhibitions and applying for masters and funding that i haven’t really had time for much work, my hands are starting to ache with boredom! Lets just hope […]
This paper will introduce how the collaboration of art, anthropology and linguistics visualise Wi-Fi networks as colourful house societies where cyborg live and behave by metaphor. Wi-Fi networks are becoming more and more ubiquitous in modern urban life and the […]
Louise Woodcock, 'Part', acrylic, metal, sound, light, March 2009. Photo: Louise Woodcock. Installation view at Kraak Late Night Live Art event, December 2009.
Adam Mead, 'general Public', photograph, 2010.
Now Now Projects, 'Flyer', 2010.
Tom Duggan, 'Everything I Own Fits Inside These Boxes (detail)', 2010. Photo: Tom Duggan. Fourteen cardboard boxes taped shut with parcel tape. On the sixth of February 2010 between 13:31 and 14:02 GMT, the artist had placed everything he owned inside these cardboard boxes
Daniel Lehan, 'DO THIS!', 2010. Courtesy: the artist.
Kim Thornton, 'The Domestic Alchemist: Vacuum Cleaner', Ultrachrome print, 2010. In The Domestic Alchemist series ordinary household items are transformed into precious relics, in the manner of museum treasures.
Blind Summit Theatre, 'Dr Hilary', Puppet. Photo: Dr Mark Down. Courtesy: Dr Mark Down. Dr Hilary explains the relationship between art and health
Jeu de Paume (Concord), Paris
9 February – 6 June 2010
Again, it’s been a while since I’ve been here. I haven’t really gone into college that much since xmas, what with being pregnant and all. But that hasn’t stopped me working from home. I’ve cracked on and completed everything bar […]