Paulette Terry Brien reveals how a number of national public-funded galleries and organisations have expanded notions of exhibition programming beyond pristine white-walled gallery spaces, and are commissioning artists to make new and challenging work within the institution, as well as off-site.
So what has happened recently? Georgia has designed a fab flyer –> We did send it to print about 2 weeks ago but the printers managed to have an administrative glitch especially for us and they forgot to tell the […]
What I am finding interesting about collecting drawings for Floc is that when I ask people in the art world (whatever that actually means) to contribute a drawing of a bird it is met with some hesitation. Not sure why […]
Who watches my stuff on Youtube? Well, Google have added a nifty tool which not only reveals the age of viewers but where they are located . So, when I got invited to show two films at Blairlogie Village Hall […]
All that’s wrong is right! The opening of the exhibition was yesterday and it all came together really well, the standard was high and the work sat well in the space. I very much enjoyed seeing the work by the […]
I think I am getting too bogged down in the authenticity of the locations and connections between places. I seem to be spending too much time poring over maps, rather than photographing, looking for the tiniest of clues which might […]
Monday 16 February: STOCKHOLM Monday morning – listening to the radio and even with my very limited Swedish I know that the news programme concerns the controversy sparked by stand at the Market art fair. The stand chose to show […]
