Just snatching a few moments to say this will probably be the last entry for a while. I am pleased that HMS is established enough for me to take time out to deal with all the rubbish that is being […]
Re-visited Margate yesterday to sort out one or two details – remind myself of the spaces we will be using, test out my connection to the Internet via Crate's WiFi and meet Lucy Kirke from Turner Contemporary to talk about […]
Research for my Caterham Project: What makes the place what it is? In the beginning it was the sea, which stretched across all of what we know now as the south of England. During the Cretaceous period, over almost unimaginable […]
The photos I'm posting today were taken once the show was finally, exhaustingly, in place! The much-updated website should be ready sometime tomorrow … www.world-tree.co.uk/festial
Some background to the Finnish work! Aino. Aino is* a manifestation and a metamorphosis figure in the Finnish singing of the runes. To me she only manifests in alpha mans mind. She is alpha motivation. Her representation in the rune […]
I cannot help feeling hopeful.
Just when I was feeling a sense of achievement from having updated this blog daily while on the three- week Gresham's residency, it all went horribly wrong! A couple of days before the private view the preparation became so utterly […]
I can't believe that it has been so long since I last posted on the blog. After the worrying time with my son (see my last post) we spent quite a few days just 'being' and not really doing anything […]
A response emailed to me recently about 'The Incommensurable Banner': "I was in the gallery yesterday, briefly as I had to leave my daughter outside, I will come in again but I wanted to put forward some thoughts. The images […]
This week I have been finalising my proposal for my studio practice for the rest of the year. I will continue with paint and plan to concentrate on form and perspective within the composition. I am thinking about what I […]
Iain Harker Iain Harker’s series ‘The Food Front’ present a fully-formed fictional domestic landscape, set in an imagined future. His photographs are constructed scenarios, and collectively they recall the science-fiction narratives of cinema and novels, in part. He gives shape […]
i am tired. i have been ill, away to berlin for a weekend with family and ill again. in-between i have been filming, editing and doing the half term thing with the kids. i have hardly been in my studio […]
I have just logged onto Artists' Talking and realised my blog was selected by Inez Schrader as the blogger's choice – thanks Inez! And just to reassure you, video clips of the work from the first Inishlacken residency will be […]
i am going to be designing and carving a map of paris out of linoleum so i can print it, to the size of 180cm X 150cm and will show stages here when they occer, im also thinking of time […]
