The degree show was a blur. I was worried I wouldn’t get to the college in time for my scheduled performance– an hour before the start, I was still south of Brixton, trying to get a taxi driver who knew […]
…cont’d from 11 I was running on pure adrenaline and anger at this point, which will have had an effect on the performance overall, but as there were violent elements involved, it didn’t really matter much. I asked for help […]
Still writing from memory at the moment… and trying to put together a course essay for next week. Am looking forward (with great terror – is that possible?) to my final PgDip project due in late September. I’m going to […]
The full timers on my course are preparing to work over the summer all over the college now that the BA’s and Doctorates have finished for the year; every studio in the college is empty and up for grabs. The […]
“You look like you’re havin’ pure fun.” A fella says he’s been meaning to ask what I’m doing, people have been doing. I tell him there’s only been me doing and he say’s nah there was a half caste guy […]
The return to my Ipswich lodgings was largely uneventful. My companion felt unwell probably due to too much excitement. As she slept for most of the journey back I was left with my own thoughts as I mulled over our […]
This project is gathering momentum. We had a Shape.. meeting with everyone in London the other week to discuss PR/audience development. It was at Oxford House in Betnnal green, just by Weavers Field , appropriately enough…Just being with everyone, talking […]
July Visit to Bristol Museum part 1 So, the visit to the Museum this time round was a very different experience – ‘Banksy vs Bristol Museum’ is on at the moment (witty, irreverent, playful, I like it..) and it is […]
July Visit to Bristol Museum Part 2 I gave my first workshop the next morning at the Museum, to The People’s Panel, a group who represent non-traditional museum audiences and have worked with the museum on interpreting work before, notable […]
JULIET- Just got a text from my friend Joanna, she says ‘Sounds to me like ur beginning to enjoy hiding away!’ Maybe she’s right. I’m sitting at the kitchen table where I’ve been sitting most of the day except now […]
I suppose this is where the ‘degrees unedited’ blog ends. I imagine I will continue on through the ‘artists talking’ bit, could well be an intriguing way of thinking through work and discussing the complications and (hopefully) joys of ongoing […]
All the gory details of the GSA Mutual adventure this summer at the Southside Studios, Glasgow. Written jointly by Carrie Skinner, Jen White, Amy Birchard and Juliet Fellows-Smith.
Judy Boyt, 'Evocation of Speed', Bronze sculpture on polished steel plinth, 2001. Photo: John Guy. Courtesy: Judy Boyt. The very first winner of the Derby - Diomed- versus the 2000 winner - Galileo. This sculpture won the Sporting Trust Award in 2001 and is situated at The Derby Square, The Ebbisham Centre, Epsom.
Judy Boyt, 'Evocation of Speed', Bronze sculpture on polished steel plinth, 2001. Photo: John Guy. Courtesy: Judy Boyt. This sculpture won the British Sporting Art Trust Award 2001. It illustrates the very first winner of the Derby- Diomed-versus the 2000 winner- Galileo. It is situated at The Derby Square, The Ebbisham Centre, Epsom.
Shaun Doyle and Mally Mallinson.
image by Juliet Fellows-Smith.
Andrew Maclean (born 1980, Kirkcaldy) graduated in 2007 with MSc Electronic Imaging from Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design, and in 2003 with BA (Hons) Fine Art from the same institution. In 2004 he became a committee member […]
Haunch of Venison, London
15 May – 25 July 2009
Townley and Bradby, 'A Game With Hoops, Balls and a Field of Weeds', intervention, 2009. Photo: Townley and Bradby.
'The Mountain of Fire and Miracles'.