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TALK Photographed my prints ready to become slides for the 2 presentations I am starting to build for the Talks in 10 days' time. The first is on Breaking Ground and collaboration. The second is for the printmaking students. Duncan […]

I have been setting up a project page on the wooloo/berlin website which will then allow us to apply for other projects. There is one really interesting project were you apply to get a suitcase sent to you which contains […]

We`ve been fortunate enough to be funded by Sunniside Partnership to develop a project idea, and to offer Gemma a residency to work with us in Sunniside. Gemma`s residency is spread over a couple of months so there`s plenty of […]

I ache all over today and I really need a good nights sleep to get some energy back. It's all the result of yesterday. A group of us from Derby Fine Art 3rd year (along with a few other supporters) […]

Six weeks to my degree show, had a busy weekend with my children and doing my artwork, spent my spare time over the weekend catching up on my sketch pad and journal. Three of us have booked our college's Durber […]

Listening to the theme tune of my teenage years: Tom Petty's "Learning to Fly".. The progress today: I have been to several DIY shops, sellers of technological gadgetry and a bed-supplier. And all are enthusiastically promising to save all their […]

Magic Varnishing Spree makes up for Cupboard Door Madness With the date of the degree show looming ever closer, I have been making little picture frames for my little paintings as fast as I can go for the last few […]

In his 1899 novel Heart of Darkness, Joseph Conrad's narrator describes a first impression of an infamous ivory trader named Kurtz: I could not hear a sound, but through my glasses I saw the thin arm extended commandingly, the lower […]

My grandfather told a story from his time in national service, which he spent working at RAF Ringstead Radar Station, in Dorset, circa.1950. This is what my mother and I can remember of it: At Ringstead there was a radar […]