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During each exhibition Fabrica explores ways of interacting, considering and contextualising the work through associated events, like most galleries. Obviously there is huge scope for creativity in this process, being artist led, Fabrica always programs a surprisingly diverse range of […]

I have become unclear on how I am defining work. Allan Kaprow would be proud of me, as the art/life boundaries are very blurred. In action research Judi Marshall refers to this as living life as inquiry – which can […]

I am now at Godawari, near Kathmandu, where I will be staying for the next 8 weeks. I will be teaching sculpture to girls who have been rescued from circuses in India, they were sold to the circuses by their […]

One remembered moment from the Installation. At times the sounds of the work bordered upon obscene, even with ear defenders on, making conversation virtually impossible – During a natural lull in the noise, a passer-by popped their head around the […]

At some point the sculpture was complete – it was just prior to the doors opening for the first non-build viewers. One of the best things about this particular work was that it’s degree of completeness was measurable only in […]

Semantics is a fine thing. Sorting out those who are attending a ‘private view’, from those who are coming to a ‘preview’ from amongst the majority interested enough to make it to the ‘opening’ of an exhibition, is one of […]

Wednesday the 9th of July was my first active day as Animateur in residence, and although the role wasn’t exactly sprung on me, I spent most of the day considering how close the word Animateur is to Amateur and feeling […]

They are crawling every where and eating everything my muses. It has been wet and I haven’t been out to collect them up and relocate for a while. They are also crawling all over my studio but unlike the outdoor […]

I spoke to Eric yesterday mentioning my uncertainty about what to show in Leicester. Apparently he's exactly the same with his work, but we decided on the Automatic films (which was what I thought in the first place) So I […]