I thought I would update my small part of the web with some new paintings. I completed these paintings far too close to the deadline date for the Threadneedle Prize last week. But I got them in on time and […]
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June seems to mainly involve waiting to get paid from various jobs done long ago, trying to catch up with my life and also holding back from making any plans whatsoever as other people make (very last-minute) decisions about where […]
Performance
Celebrating my exhibition.
Notes on the work: I have a number of ideas and projects running through my head, my dreams. And coming to visual arts from another artform I’m fond of writing out my ideas, making lists and adding the odd line […]
Jane Ponsford: visual arts organiser The purpose of this blog is to focus and reflect on our two main activities this year, the artist residency and r and d for our organisational development. So posts to the blog will be […]
Since 2009, AIRTIME events for artists have enabled them to both explore their approaches and strategies for their practice and to access information and networking opportunities.
Research in 2006 into the effectiveness of artists’ representation structures revealed that artists ‘unions’ across Europe and elsewhere have been struggling to attract membership from newcomers to the profession.
Formed last year following meetings of nationally-focused visual arts and membership bodies, the Visual Arts UK Alliance aims to provide an umbrella and consultation forum for the development of visual arts strategies.
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UNIVERSITY of SUNDERLAND, SUNDERLAND
19 – 26 June 2009
The Wasp Room, Tether Studios, Nottingham
29 May – 14 June 2009
