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Just in the Tate for a few hours today so while I am in the cloakroom I am reading the online research journal. The latest issue is all about gallery education, especially relevant to me this week! This article takes […]

Off to barton to complete this project next week. I have created 3 threshold features to the park with stone markers, each entrance is guarded by 2 guardians, to make sure everyone is safe in there while they are playing..

Issue 2 out now, particularly enjoyed Rachel Marsden's piece… http://www.newartcriticism.co.uk/ Josie Faure Walker's piece 'Skip to the End' also made me chuckle, especially the advert in the bottom right: 'HELP. we're a sucessful commercial gallery that needs an intern to […]

Thursday 8 May 7 – 9 pm Utah time 'Mapping the West' Exhibition Opening Michelle Rowley The private view was a really enjoyable occasion for us. While we had gone home in the late afternoon to clean up Josh and […]

Monday 11 May Recording and taking stock Michelle Rowley The following posts have been published on our return to Liverpool. We had such a busy time with long hours on the last two days of the trip that getting time […]

Monday 11 May Judith Hill It was an experience of a lifetime, something that will stay with us forever. The artists' book collaboration brought together two different cultures and proved that with a shared common interest we can work, and […]

Monday 11 May Scot Hornby Utah was a place I never thought I would visit in my life time. It's not the usual holiday destination, or one of the regular areas that tourists visit in America so to have had […]

Monday 11 May Lydia Garritsen The Utah trip was definitely a once in a lifetime experience with an environment and scenery that was inspiring. I enjoyed the book collaboration immensely and I was glad we had the chance to use […]

Monday 11 May Michelle Rowley This has been an incredible trip for us all. We have done so much in such a short space of time and have achieved unexpectedly high rewards whilst being constantly challenged, facing our fears, having […]

Today I have shuffled around my studio trying to decide where to place each piece of spliced, reconfigured and manipulated image together with the usual materials I have to create new work. I am undecided at the moment, wrestling with […]

Having committed my idea into words and placed them in the public domain I have started to wonder if I am doing the right thing. This seems a daunting challenge, one that I have all sorts of hopes and ideas […]

Still writing – seems never ending but 1 more week is all I have before it has to be handed in – Thank Goodness for deadlines. This report could go on & on……………………. Just watched the Big Art Project on […]

the pv was really good. i had the strange feeling when i had left the work at the gallery, like leaving a bit of me behind. think it was worse as i didnt set it up, just left it for […]

The project is a slow – reveal. Over time, I will be exposing the next layer of the project. If all goes to plan, I will expose a series of landscapes from where my imaginary 'kings' reign. This project is […]

updates, updated. been extra busy since last post. mostly organising. it seems like the end of this term comes down to pure organisation. organising shows (have helped put on 2 recently), applying for things post-graduation, designing and printing postcards for […]