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“Cyborg in Wi-Fi London” Performance and Exhibition by Jung-Hua Liu My name is Jung-Hua Liu and fine art PhD student in University of Leeds. My project aims to visualise urban Wi-Fi networks and study the link between technology and society. […]

“Cyborg in Wi-Fi London” Performance and Exhibition by Jung-Hua Liu My name is Jung-Hua Liu and fine art PhD student in University of Leeds. My project aims to visualise urban Wi-Fi networks and study the link between technology and society. […]

We depart… Have spent days packing, trying to work out how to preserve and transport everything from starter culture to detail paper and ancient dresses. Resulting in a bizarre assortment of suitcases and luggage. Tomorrow we set off for Antwerp […]

Alphabet Brief As soon as I think about the alphabet, I remember how I learnt to read. My dad used to teach us with a make-shift blackboard our ABC’s in our sitting room at home. I was the youngest but […]

Now that the Saatchi show is over I feel that I am left with a lot of unanswered questions, and the feeling that the programme has sent out some very mixed messages. I am still disappointed that the series was […]

Fidget Exhibition text Fidget brings together the work of two recent graduates from Glasgow School of Art’s, Environmental Art course. The joint exhibition of new work in the Park gallery focuses on light and dark both literally and symbolically. Gary […]

I’ve had a couple of requests for a New York blog post, so I’ll give it a bash, although it feels like a tricky task. I just don’t know which version of the tale to tell. In some respects it […]

I’ve just been Skyped by two monks from Douai Abbey in Berkshire – I offered them four large paintings (1.80m x 2m) some time back. They are stored in my wife’s parents garage in Hampshire following a show in London […]

For the last three days I have been wrestling with a dark force. Tears have been shed, desperate phone calls made, and bowels have loosened. But at last my travails are finally over, my tax return is filed. However victory […]

> Hello! I thought you’d given up all> hope as I hadn’t heard from you.> Unfortunately mum passed away in April this year so her> memories have> gone with her.But if I can help in any way I will.> Margaret.> […]

SUPERMARKET 2010 at Kulturhuset 19-21 February Exhibitors:http://www.supermarketartfair.com/exhibitors-2010

‘The Grass is Always Greener on the Other Side’. The final piece of feed back on my last post is rather idealistic, the reality is a little more complex than that. I do have the best job ever, but like […]

I recently was very honoured to be asked to write about my choice blog on A-N. I chose Susan Francis You can read what I wrote here. www.a-n.co.uk/p/587497/ Very tough to choose someone as there are so many interesting stories……I […]

‘A Kids guide to Managing Time’ What did I spend the most time doing? What did I spend the least time doing? Is there something I would have liked to have spent more time doing? Is there something I would […]

Leaving the studio This afternoon I’m going to sort out the final few things left in the studio. It’s mainly things for recycling and the charity shop, Sue wants to buy the lights and Derek wants the microwave. I’m starting […]

Thank you Franny, Annie, Rob for your supportive comments. I’m still feeling the loss of the work a lot – yes, it feels very strange when I’m waiting for a bus with no activity to mark that time. I’ve thought […]

The blog’s been quiet because I’ve been working! Which isn’t to say this blog isn’t also ‘work’.