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Daylight…working Late night… sewing (and that’s about it for this week) Off on holiday to Devon next week. Can’t wait for the break, really hoping the weather stays good! Will be returning with only a week until the exhibition goes […]

Flnally got the flight details, but not before a panicky email and phone call to Vilnius. Damn luggage restrictions mean having to decide between, say graphite powder or knickers… (the graphite powder won). It’s as exciting as can be – […]

I am delighted to invite you to: Projection Rosalind Davis Exhibition from 6th July – 21st August Open to the public Monday – Friday from 9am – 6pm We are delighted to announce Rosalind Davis as our next artist to […]

Well, at last I’m back online – possibly permanently??? So far, the tally is: a series of engineers’ checks on the line, another series of engineers’ checks on the line, “oops, could it be the router?”. It was – twice. […]

I had an encouraging email from Andrew Bryant, the Artists talking Online Editor, encouraging me to continue by blog. I must confess a lack of confidence talking here as my style of work is definately figurative. The contemporary art scene […]

Booked studio space for the next two weeks in college. It is been good to have the space and work out ideas of installations. I keep looking for studios that is near were I live and cheap. I miss not […]

I like discipline, I like being organised, I like simple. There’s something satisfying about having a to-do list and watching it disappear as I tick things off. There’s that sense of achievement. But then there’s a question that follows: What […]

We have worked our socks off for the past two days. Phew!! Today we have had lots of spectators admiring our growing display of red clothes and accessories. In fact, one lady knocked on the glass door repeatedly and was […]

It’s definitely all go. Went to the opening of Beuys Is Here at the De La Warr last Friday and was pleased to see two people I knew well enough to talk to, one of whom was Sharon who is […]

Ice workshop.incorporating various natural plant materials and pigments. The work will be partly site and subject specific..would I have reached the decision to use ice if working in a different space?

I am a convert to Twitter. Find me at : www.twitter.com/titchtwitter. Why? because of the immediacy and ease of use. Take my latest tweet which allows me – based in Scotland- to participate in a discussion about a London project: […]

the fourth plinth project went live today. sitting at home watching the live stream i feel very small and insignificant. i look forward to how the sitting watching the stream experience pans out. in other news. a friend from the […]

Tartan paint “So that’s how they do it?” “Do what?” The passer by was referring to my hazard tape covered planks, she explained that she thought they were painted. Another lady asked what was happening and I told her there […]

DIY Do it yourself: art on the cheap, art created using the most immediate resources, art that involves the public in the creation. Whether you call it lo-fi, cut ‘n’ paste, punk or some other dubious title, it’s art that […]

DIY Do it yourself: art on the cheap, art created using the most immediate resources, art that involves the public in the creation. Whether you call it lo-fi, cut ‘n’ paste, punk or some other dubious title, it’s art that […]