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I find it very difficult to title images.

Children in Need events and donations delayed me again in getting to studio, and holding me to a double wammy of guilt. The first that I’m running down the road with Archies donation instead of giving me the promised time […]

This week has been about exploring presence and absence through drawing! I’ve been continuing with the 52 ink drawings in the woods, and am now re-making them in the studio. Re making the marks and adding colours from memory and […]

In October 1976, asked to name three books he had been reading, Nabakov listed: a translation of Dante’s Inferno, an illustrated guide to North American butterflies and a book of his own, “The not-quite-finished manuscript of a novel” Recovering from […]

Thanks Don – your digital images are a great improvement on my original! I think your idea of a collaborative book is a good one. Here are my first efforts, (layered from a photograph of the dead brown bracken on […]

I have studied a piece of my work, a drawing partly cut, and it is giving me some thought about the parts of it that remain ’empty’, the parts that are liying behind the cut, where that part of the […]

Hi Pam and everyone The website is looking great and it’s great to have it up and running. Well, I thought I had better send an update on what is happening here. We have had three exhibitions in Elliston, Jamestown […]

My record of everyone at the grand ceremonial opening, for the archive. Another photo taken later in the night when the Cosy had taken up residence. The pillar box is in the city centre, it was Saturday night. Brighton gets […]

Organisation and Co-Ordination. I am part of the crew of the Cor Blimey Artists helping organise our open studios exhibition, Fraction. 4-6th December. I think there are about 25 of us and I have been collecting info for a press […]

A few shots of recent work by Lewis…

I had a really interesting lecture from Tavs Jorgenson about 2 weeks ago. He’s a research fellow at Falmouth and is involved with autonomatic research there. I was really fascinated by the digital drawings that he had done by using […]

Hide and seek, jammy computer, Billy Goats Gruff, and bleary eyed – I have just returned my toddler grandaughter to her mum. She has been here for a fun few days after an emergency took her parents over the border […]

Excerpts from my ‘Stock Exchange’ notes and thoughts; I write a blog, an activity which has significantly raised the profile of ‘audience’ in my mind – people contact me with responses to my posts, or treat me with avaricious delight […]

A Free Lunch. I arranged to go and see this mosaic again and meet the arts development officer for lunch. I wanted to take photos of the mosaic in a finished context. When I got to the mosaic there were […]

The collaborative images with Alison Craig are part of the Le Cheile project. There is a Le Cheile blog that describes the project in more detail. The Le Cheile blog of 17 November describes the collaboration between Alison and myself. […]

I do love those “epiphany” moments.

I really have to get myself packed and off to Yorkshire, but it’s been a week of 200 miles a day in the car and I can’t be bothered! I’ve had a good week though, with high school kids for […]

There seems to be a point where images just emerge and create themselve.

Pitching session went well. Feel quite good about it.

I found last night’s “Where is Modern Art Now?”, on the BBC, heartening. Gus Casely-Hayford (GC-H) explored the position of the current art scene during the recession and post YBA celebrity bling. He asked: ‘Where do you go when being […]