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Stable by Ceal Floyer
Frieze Art Fair, London
16 – 19 October 2008
A Pricey Jumble Sale
The Frieze Art Fair, London
16 – 19 October 2008
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Untitled blog post from "Wirral Metropolitan College"
Had a bad health week so not as much work done as hoping this week. Saying that, I have used my sketch book a lot more whilst waiting for hours in hospital corridors and being laid up, the ideas were […]
Untitled blog post from "Cultural Fusion"
Part One There are those conversations that for some mysterious reason come at the just the right time to help crystallize an idea or lesson. Imagine, a 20 year desire takes center stage and I felt compelled to make my […]
Untitled blog post from "Cultural Fusion"
Part Two Process art U.S. and Europe, mid-1960sProcess art emphasizes the “process” of making art (rather than any predetermined composition or plan) and the concepts of change and transience…. Their interest in process and the properties of materials as determining […]
Untitled blog post from "Origin Interactive: Crafting Space"
Last night we had a drinks reception for Crafting Space and were brimming over with people for most of the night. The structure is 4/5ths full and there are only spaces left to weave at foot level and round the […]
Untitled blog post from "‘Isolation ‘ A Solo Show. Donna Southern,"
Who Are You! Be encouraged to have a go, can you discern who you are in your community and how you fit in, what about within your family, are you a matriarch, patriarch, rigid, flexible, go on, send me an […]
Untitled blog post from "The Snail and the Artist’s Trail"
Been so busy with one thing and another, I have managed to finish some paintings or a least I think they are finished. I have been getting some stuff together for Emma, images of work for promotion of the trail. […]
Untitled blog post from "Hereford College of Arts"
I have been very busy today shadowing the gallery curator of Hereford City Art Gallery helping to put up an exhibition. It is fascinating how much effort goes into making an exhibition flow and the hanging heights of the exhibits. […]
Untitled blog post from "Breaking Ground"
FRIDAY It's been a black bird day. Sewing, stuffing, hanging. I brought 4 bags of meadow hay back from my lunchtime outing. Getting the bird to stand up took all our ingenuity. There she stands with her shining eye. The […]
What is the importance of history ?
I have to depict the history of a town. This was my proposal and it was accepted. Suddenly then; history has become a real thing, not just a word on a piece of paper that represents….well er just …stuff. I […]
Recording in progress
I'm using this blog to help myself move on with my creative practice, and to record my progress.
City as a Canvas- a hindsight perspective
Well the blog instructions are stated for bloggin about project developments, and that can be good but not necessarily helpful when I'm in the throw of things,( where is the time) so thought I'd do this the other way round, […]
Untitled blog post from "Making art politically"
Note to self Things I would write about if it weren't so late and I weren't so tired: What I've not yet said about Hirschhorn's work. Fear. What I've been reading about photography's indexical relationship to reality. Quotes from Judith's […]
Untitled blog post from "Hereford College of Arts"
I have been asked to research 'Ritual and Ceremony' and think about what it means to me. This week we have been given the second part of the brief. And this is to make an object that could form a […]
Untitled blog post from "Bath Spa University"
Website My website is live. For the last week I have managed to construct the most basic utilitarian website. I am also in the process of making a stamp with the address on direct inquisitive people. The studio is starting […]
Untitled blog post from "Holed Up, Grey Area, 31 Queens Road, Brighton BN1 3XA 3rd-19th October 2008"
A couple of people have noted that the photographs show my underlying obsession with OSB sterling board. The reconstituted wood sheeting we used to build Vincent Maugers huge Undercroft sculpture in the summer. It is a fabulous material and has […]
Untitled blog post from "Origin Interactive: Crafting Space"
We are right in the thick of things, too much to report really in 500 words. Will save my more reflective thoughts about what has come up for tomorrow. Today am sharing some transcriptions of selected ribbons together with a […]
Untitled blog post from "Alex Pearl is not in the Antarctic"
I am returned once again from two days of London visits, meetings and strong coffee. On Tuesday I visited the Free Art Fair at Marble Arch. Hampered, as usual by my Gallery finding skills, it took two laps of the […]
Untitled blog post from "‘Isolation ‘ A Solo Show. Donna Southern,"
Here is one painting from the first series of works . It is oils, foils and plastics, 1m x1m.This image is 1 of 4 paintings that expresses how we could be in a society setting. 'Isolation' represents individuals living all […]
Untitled blog post from "Creating: An occasional discourse and diatribe"
Open Art Competition Entry is £25 per picture with three images to be submitted. The exhibition lasts for two weeks. We expect perhaps 1500 entries and there will be three prize winners. We take 25% commission on sales and give […]
Untitled blog post from "‘Isolation ‘ A Solo Show. Donna Southern,"
Each part of the 8 paintings in the second series of work is signifying a character, each vastly different. This the viewer is asked to create them self. Please read the following if you would like to collaborate with me […]
Untitled blog post from "‘Isolation ‘ A Solo Show. Donna Southern,"
Keeping this simple. The canvas represents: space, society, your environment. The Charcoal and glue square represents your Psychological frame of mind. The inside of the square represents your personality and character. ‘The Idea’ The theme is to understand how you […]