FIVE WEEKS TO GO. It's only five weeks now until my degree shows opens and I feel I should be more worried than I am. But I suppose it's because deep down I know everything will get finished on time. […]
Alongside moving house, settling (resistant) daughters into new home and school, and facing up to the fact that every task involves a 20 minute search through several large cardboard boxes, I’ve been struggling to provide Scarborough Art Gallery with some […]
Anna Puhakka I have been working in sound primarily the past month or so. I have also started doing some technical training at Isis Arts for sound, which has sparked off many new ideas. During this time I have also […]
I discovered today that I have been given the exact amount of space that I had asked for. Brilliant! and I've also been given the space I wanted, my own studio space which is great as I don't have to […]
BEAN – WISLEY MAGIC Amanda Champness has sent some photos of her magic bean, the souvenir seed from Breaking Ground. The shooting bean is growing leaves now. I am sure she is going to keep us abreast of its progress.
"There is inherent in motherhood a continual giving up of self and few of us take to that without resentment, which in itself creates a river of guilt' ('Fruitful', Anne Roiphe, quoted by Kate Figes in 'Life After Birth', my […]
(three) range chicken Workshop Part 1 In the Children’s Workshops (8-16th of April), Free Range artists adapt their own ways of working to the context of the farm, hosting a series of workshops. This was free and open to all […]
well there's only 4 days until we move into our degree show spaces! went to check mine out today and not only is there a rainbow painted over the floor but also a large wall drawing/doodle drawn in PERMANENT MARKER […]
(three) range chicken Workshop, Part 2 B movie- Life on the farm Collaboration between Nathan.Birchenoug, Craig Kao, and Savvas. Apparently in Japan, there is a group of monkey live on a little island. They like their sweet potato….and one day…one […]
The Textile/Surface Design degree is an incredibly diverse course with work ranging from bespoke suface design for stationary and wallcoverings to contemporary textile art for gallery and installation settings.
Manick Govinda talks to Lynette Yiadom-Boakye about her practice and the impact of awards from deciBel and The Arts Foundation.
KW Institute for Contempoary Art, Neue National Gallery, Berlin
15 April – 15 June 2008
