After a hectic week, I feel the need to write again. Not sure if its being led by guilt due to not writing for a week or guilt due to not focusing on any of my recent investigations for a […]
Yesterday, I met with Jenny (I’m talking Hunt & Darton mode a bit now); we had our first activity day. To explain, we decided last month that we wanted more activity in our collaboration, less hard slog, but more opportunities […]
Yesterday, I met with Jenny (I’m talking Hunt & Darton mode a bit now); we had our first activity day. To explain, we decided last month that we wanted more activity in our collaboration, less hard slog, but more opportunities […]
PHEW! I’ve done it! Exhibition is up, work is installed, i just need to write something intelligent about it now. Private View is tomorrow night (6 – 8pm) Join the Facebook Event page: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=118458195929…
The degree show is over. All of the stress, effort and heartache to have spaces complete, work ready to show and the various set up tasks behind the show are now a distant memory. However, the show itself is a […]
I keep thinking about the Slade MA show. I went on Monday afternoon. It must be about ten years since I was in that building and it’s 12 since I had my MA show there. A lot of work has […]
Met David Harding, OBE, my former Head of Environmental Art Department at Glasgow School of Art this week while going around the Degree show. He is involved in an innovative drawing project aimed at giving intensive tuition to 16 year […]
St George’s Arts is an artist led organisation based at a redundant church in Esher, Surrey, a Tudor building which provides an inspiring setting for arts events. It hosts an annual Artist / Maker residency and is developing a programme […]
Girl Gang, 'Weapon With Weapons'.
Kathleen Fabre, 'Lights On Lights Off'.
Dominique Rey, 'Rose Garden', sandblasted glass, brieze blocks, 2009. Photo: Dominique Rey.
Elly Wright, 'Campagne No. 2', Acrylic on canvas, 2009. 40x40cm
Birgitte Bruun, Silver/Kyanite, 19-06-2009.
Nicholas Hedges, 'Murder'.