Inspired by the highly successful Perthshire Open Studios – their second- I have launched a project to do something similar for Forth Valley.So far I am getting a good response and we have got an Open meeting fixed for December […]
After much consideration and more than a little prevarication I have pruned back my sideburns using an electric hair trimmer. They appear much more controlled now and not at all what I want but time will help. I have prepared […]
We set sail in 2 weeks… Starting to pack and prepare for the voyage, it feels like there is so much to do. We are attempting to fold away our lives here, and chose the items to take with us […]
I’m just finishing my 1st semester at SAIC and it has been both calm and hectic. When I arrived I felt extremely fortunate to be within the school and to have the opportunity for another period of time to dedicate […]
Queen Victoria and later Freud asked their staff to make an inventory of their belongings; Freud had his maid reposition his objects exactly on his arrival from Vienna, to Hampstead. Queen Victoria had her objects photographed from every angle, and […]
Not a walk with Cosmo. I didn’t walk with Cosmo today beacause I might have had half a larger shandy with my new comrades and brothers of the ‘West End Theatre Goers Collective’, in the Russian Cafe in Shaftsbury Ave. […]
This blog documents my period of study at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Enrolled in the Sound Department, I was the recipient of the school’s prestigious Trustee’s Merit Scholarship for the duration of my degree studies.
Carol Gillan, 'Christmas Show', Oil on canvas.
Edward Durdey, Plaster and Gold leaf.
Heather and Ivan Morison, 'The Black Cloud', Installation, 25 July - 6 December 2009. Photo: Wig Worland. Courtesy: Situations. The Black Cloud, Victoria Park
OK, I can’t stand it any longer.
Union Gallery, London, 5 – 26 September
A selection of articles and other content dealing with artists’ income:
Artists embracing a do-it-yourself approach to the promotion of their practice using new technologies, open source software and online communities, was the idea behind two seminars organised in partnership with Chapter Arts Centre and WARP at g39.
As part of the London 2012 Cultural Olympiad, the Unlimited programme is designed to celebrate disability, arts, culture and sport “on an unprecedented scale”.