So here I am. Recent work, large (about 50x50cm) tiles of laminated bone china & chocolate black clays sit on drying shelves in the dining room near the radiator. They weren't drying out fully in my chilly (garden) studio so […]
Huangjueping and the area Huangjueping is uncomfortably polluted. A power station looms close to the studio and apartment. This area is remarkably similar to the areas where the students reside in Manchester. There is rubbish and food particles and body […]
11 Rooms. Yang Shu is an important figure in Chongqing. He organises many exchanges for artists in Europe and Chongqing. Such as Angela Euder from germany and the duo LLND from France. LLND are a collaboration who make sound and […]
I spent most of today waiting. Waiting for my cast in wax to cool down and set, waiting for the new part for our air-compressor to arrive, waiting for customers in wilkinson. No, i do not have a new job, […]
One year, cycle. After many years supporting & encouraging others in the arts, I’ve prioritised, it’s my turn. Usual dilemma? Juggling 3 days paid arts sector working with freelance work. Clay bodies & surface the media, realised initially in drawing […]
In a response to a request to consider issues around ‘rural arts practice’, Veronica Vickery writes in the light of the events, performances, installations and seminar that made up BOS-08 and a BOSarts research trip, funded by ALIAS to Grizedale and Allenheads Arts in August 2008.
A guide for artists and organisers, with comments from artists and good practice checklist.
Various art galleries, London
15 January – 28 February 2009
Beginning the residency. This work marks the start of the residency. I want to try and steer away from drawing or at least from repeating my previous work in drawing on paper. I want to use this residency as a […]
Hi Guys, Sorry but being new I'm not sure what the protocole is? I've got a couple of images that might be suitable for the Australian tour but I wanted to check them out with you all first and see […]
I feel rather thinly spread right now. My time is divided between regular work and the rather sporadic (read frantically busy and not very remunerative) projects that I find interesting. I'm finding it difficult to write about the work I'm […]
