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Engineers Report Book October 12th 1875 I beg to submit to your notice a sample of the present quantity of coal now being delivered, which appears inferior to the last. Your Obedient Servant, J Johnston My Notebook June 2009 Ladies […]

In a studio in Wiltshire there is a larger than life size ‘grumpy’ Aberdeen Angus bull emerging from a block of clay! He is the creation of Judy Boyt the sculptor, more usually known for her equestrian bronze sculptures and […]

“Start from something organic” – those were the words of one of my first tutors at Glasgow School of Art. Whenever over the years I have strayed from this advise the result has been in most cases disastrous. Now as […]

When someone looks at Eigg, perhaps, buys something from the gift shop, they aren’t just buying ‘’a gift from Eigg’‘. They are taking away all of the influences imbued upon that object. This taps-in really well to a chapter I […]

I’m over two weeks into a six week residency now, and thankfully the interactions I am having with islanders are becoming more meaningful and productive. I was worried that I might loose momentum and I wondered to what extent I […]

I’m back at the college, and upon walking into the studio have been treated to a fantastic performance by the overhead flourescent lights… its still tinkling away now, as i type. I wish i’d recorded it in some way, but […]

JANE MCGRATH Today I’m back at The Lighthouse and it was really interesting to see the Pixy up and running. It is quite startling to see how much the human mind can read and interpret from a limited number of […]

I want to look at the issue of trying to work while on benefits. My personal experience when an illustration contract was canceled by the client was horrid. I was accused of making myself ‘purposely’ unemployed and this was after […]

Andrew Bryant has published an article about the teaching of art/art teachers on Q-Art London. Also on Q-art, Fiona Flynn disparaged the idea of artists’ use of empty shops. (See Q-art/articles.) Andrew’s response took Fiona to task for ‘siding with’ […]

Its been a busy day. Trying to set up the cameras, getting the right footage shown – it seems the screen likes to show men (they sort of sway which suit the screen, where as women seem to nod, which […]

Michael from Fabrica has taken the camera away, to try and strip away the infra-red filter. This would be lovely if it worked. I bought a huge set of infra-red lights that I hadn’t budgeted for, and so far have […]

Work in Progress.. Since 2008, we have been developing ideas for a journey, and a longer period to focus on making work for the project. We have been offered a residency in Cape Town, at Greatmore Studios, part of the […]

Many battles have happened over the last few days. Work has been going well and I am now up to 189 houses. The repetitive tasks on my mini house production line has been grueling some days, as sculpting houses, making […]

JULIET- Here are some photos from the opening of show one ‘Descent Into The Maelstrom’ and of B-movies in the fridge gallery the next day. Sadly none of the afterparty at which within the refined confines of the Research Club, […]

Spent some time looking at Eero’s work on Facebook: when you’re there, tap in Tukk and you’ll find it. He finds pictures that people have uploaded and Photoshop’s Tukk into them, sends them to the owners of the photos and […]

Ecce Home Tesco The show opened on the 26th June, introducing Stoke on Trent to Shaun Doyle and Mally Mallinson’s Devolution Theory. A theory that sees a Tesco dystopia where the human skeletal structure has devolved to cater for the […]

bernard charnley – the instability of spaces as part of Dialogue Box-AirSpace window 5th – 14th August The installation of paintings comment on the paradox of fragility but strength of spaces, the ones we construct in our heads or those […]

04/08/09 Today we had a real meeting marathon. We met Edward and Sonia Balassanian founders of NPAK (Armenian Centre for Contemporary Experimental Art) and spoke about their work and their role in the Armenian arts scene. As the main contemporary […]

05/08/09 We spent the morning in Echmiadzin, the Armenian ‘Vatican’. Between 180 and 340 AD it was Armenia’s capital and is still the centre of Armenian religious activity. Aside from beautiful churches, one can see many relics including the Holy […]

TALK-EXHIBITION-PERFORMANCE 09.08.09 So… it was my artist talk yesterday. This is not something that I have done for some time so I was a little anxious in the sense that I wanted to represent my work in the best possible […]

I’ve just completed the second leg of the project to establish European Regions of Culture. After Poland I contacted the Higher Academy of Happiness and they thought it was a good time to get involved. They had specific concerns about […]