I have worked this weekend mostly on re-viewing, re-working, re-painting, and re- gilding. This is a tricky time for me, will the panel look as I have it in my head after all the processes have gone through, and sometimes […]
Getting quite excited now about the Exeter show. It will be interesting to see how that huge warehouse is transformed.
I haven’t seen an English newspaper for two months, since the 7th of June in fact. I don’t expect to see another until mid-September. I get the gist of what’s going on in the world through the BBC news page […]
Its been a really busy time – today is Friday, the 6th Day of the residency. I have a fantastic time yesterday with Gordon – working through ideas, playing, experimenting. Gordon is a great person to discuss ideas with and […]
Trying to get the timings worked out for this residency has been consuming…when will things be finished by? Natacha and Michael don’t really know. I am trying to push things back, but still trying to push things ahead. Now that […]
Elaine asked if I needed showing how to turn on/set up the projector for Teresa and Dominique. I said it’s OK, you did it. Elaine laughed. I didn’t mean…… It seems that my comment is negative but that’s not the […]
We have the pixy screen working and my first thought is that is looks great. This is exciting. Karl has arrived. We are putting a black background up. I am going to look at the ratios of the video. Re […]
My current work is exploring the concept of refuge, and with it, personal peace. In this piece ‘All the Houses in the Street’ I aim to infer some of the complexities around refuge and in particular, the search for personal […]
There was a much needed return from injury for Colne’s number one player. He practically snuffed out every attacking opportunity that the Athletico outfit made. The Athletican boss was very unhappy with a last minute penalty appeal…Olby are said to […]
YIKES- LESS THAN ONE WEEK LEFT!!! Time has gone very slowly this week, yet at the same time it has crept up on me. I feel that because I leave on Thursday I should really be making very good use […]
Well, i’ve arrived in the countryside after 3 and a half hot hours in the car… wading through the boxes that have taken over my old bedroom in my parents house, i came across a “Book of Knowledge” something i […]
In the afternoon we had a session discussion about the next screen. Its all running behind schedule – but now we get to see what does and doesn’t work with the screen. I like the volumetric part of the screen […]
Oops – ‘Exeter show’ is rather cryptic I realise. In response to Susan’s comment the show is called Polytek and I’ve posted it on Interface. It is at Water Lane, Exeter EX2 8BZ and the opening is on 29 August […]
I talked to Jeff Mann today in regards to the screens we are building with Gordon Brand. Jeff is based in Berlin. He is an artist who developed a lot of work around machines, society, technology – more sculptural machines. […]
Over the Lighthouse Residency, an aim is to work on two more sculptural versions of Chameleon Prototype 08. We are also working with Kim Byers and Nadia Berthouze from the HCI lab at UCL to test how people are responding […]
In December 2008, Basement Art Project was granted a NAN Go and See bursary to travel to the Netherlands for research and development. Emilia Telese talks to Yu-Chen Wang of Basement Art Project about the bursary and its impact on the group.
North West England based artist-led publishing initiative Pest was awarded a NAN Go and See bursary in March 2009 to visit artists’ groups in Hungary for research and development. In this NAN report, Emilia Telese talks to Pest about their experience.
The Crypt, St Pancras Church , London
5 – 21 June 2009
Djanogly Gallery, Nottingham
20 June – 9 August 2009
