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Was wide awake from 2am and forced myself to get up at 6.30. Ventured out to a temperature -27degrees! It was still dark so I decided to start my run indoors (the recreation centre here opens at 6am!). Managed to […]

In May 2008, a group of artists and art students came together for a two-week outdoor exhibition in the village of Llanarmon Dyffryn Ceiriog. The exhibition was called "Inside Out". Archaeological illustrator John Swogger and myself, Diana Baur, co-ordinated the […]

How do we know what's real and what isn't? and does it matter? I made this video "The real one trick pony" outside Petra. ( view it on Youtube. ..quickest way is through my web-site:www.annshaw.net "Ann's films on Youtube" – […]

I am still working on my paintings although progress seems rather too slow for my liking! Compared to my banners I am finding the straight lines and clear cut edges difficult to achieve and the blocks of colour are having […]

Temporary art spaces in empty shops is big news: What to do with all the empty shops? (28th February) http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/7840421.stm The Fine Art Of Making The Most Of Recession (21st February) http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/UK-News/Dursley-G… Artists' creative use of vacant shops brings life […]

Intimate/macro space and covered/trajectory space an exploratory installation that with projection will, through material bind the two. An every day material such as electrical tape exists in its potential state as a sizeable object that can be experienced intimately, regardless […]

The Government have said that Arts Council need to cut admin costs by 15% by next year: http://www.guardian.co.uk/culture/2009/feb/26/arts… Might this be the start of a mini-revolution where artists begin to adapt, cut out the middle men and sort out their […]