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Following my recent tutorial, I felt that I needed to stop and really take time to reflect and evaluate my work. I needed to really think about what I had been doing and why!!!! Which out of all the different […]

Kathryn Oubridge: Neither Made Nor Unmade Changeover: Friday 27th March – Friday 3rd April 2009 Temporary Art Space, The Piece Hall, Halifax (UK) CHANGEOVER What could be more temporary than guerrilla exhibitions in a Temporary Art Space during the taking […]

Just a quick entry for now as I need to sleep. It's the night before the Open Studios (or rather the morning of by now). It's been pretty hectic and I still haven't got where I should/wanted to be. Wasn't […]

Just been invited (along with thousands of others) to apply for the Saatchi 'Best of British' to be televised for the BBC later in the year. I look forward to watching the Sir Alan Sugar of the art world influencing […]

The bloody mice are back! mouse poo in a spoon on the draining board. nice. I've blocked all the holes I can find with wire wool and put two snap traps down. Relieved/disappointed to see they were empty this morning.

Wow, it's been a long time since my last post. I've never kept a diary, so I have not yet acquired the habit of spilling my thoughts in a written form regularly. It's been such a ridiculously busy period that […]

Since my last posts 'Fictions' opened at the Bonington Gallery. As is often the case, the show was not completely resolved until five minutes before we opened our doors to the public. Thanks must go to Geoff Diego Litherland for […]

Lastly, Tom Down's exhibition at the Wasp Room, which I help to run, opened last night. I have to admit- I have done very little in preparation for this show, as my Fictions responsibilities have taken up most of my […]

Does anyone else think Easter is completely unnecessary? It's so infuriating that the studios/workshops/libraries at university will be closed! There are now no seminars left in our Fine Art BA degree at Kingston. Soon we'll have no more core tutorials […]

Time does fly so very fast when you don't want it to, but thats is not always a bad thing. Nearer to summer and bbqs, and long days filled with lots of light! there that makes me feel better. I […]

I am working with a group of volunteers from Poole and Parkstone and with Poole museum local history centre. Together we'll investigate the difference in working practices from when people started work in the 1940/50s and compare this with the […]

Much clearing & shifting, initially identifying areas for the sculptures to go. Ist job siting old pieces. Reminded 'there is no such thing as a weed, only a plant in the wrong place'. With much huffing & puffing up the […]

About eight or nine years ago, not long after the Revolutionary Arts Group had started up in Worthing, one of our artists came to us with an idea. Debbie Zoutewelle, an excellent painter, had a past life as an estate […]

I have finished my project today, I am going to go and look at it tomorrow with fresh eyes… There are some selection I am not 100% about. It is so strange to see it completed, To get it finished […]

I have some good news! After submitting a proposal for the LAN for the Winning Ideas competition and it has successfully passed the first stage, and is shortlisted to become a finalist! This means the Lincoln Artist Network stands a […]