A few notes on drawing As the title of the project implicates drawing into this I feel I should make a few connections here. Like craft, drawing is an expansive subject, especially now as digital work has opened up a […]
Monday 26th November Today was spent exploring the campus. I am looking for areas of the college with interesting acoustics, either for future recordings or installations, or for a sound map. I will be drawing a plan of the site […]
The process: In the beginning ink on paper drawings were made surrounding the illness, loss and trauma. The drawings were divided in to two piles: ones that did not work and ones that did. The pictures that work, say more […]
This is a six-week placement where the emphasis is equally on student and artist development. I will be giving a few workshops and performances, but also produce a body of work which specifically explores the acoustics of the college site.
Our time in NY has ended, but The part of our project that begins in the UK now begins. Mary sand i both have quite a few UK magazine comissions that we are chasing up. part of our ats council […]
It’s been a while since my last, somewhat, frantic post. The exhibition is down and the adrenaline rush has subsided. I’ve even recovered from the shock of dropping one of my light boxes the night before the opening! More importantly […]
Have just set up channel onYou-Tube for ChildrenofCraigynos. youtube.com/childrenofcraigynos Have got four video clips about the project on it. Does this blog support video? will try and embed a clip. If it works fine otherwise go to my daily blog: […]
Parallax View November at the AirSpace Gallery saw the coming together of two artist led spaces. Following a research trip to Moot in Nottingham Dave and Andy invited Tom Godfrey from Moot to co-curate a show at the AirSpace Gallery. […]
Keeping Up Appearences The window project at 4, Broad Street continues to give Stoke on Trent a glimpse into what is happening within the gallery walls. Phil Rawle, AirSpace’s Graphic Designer installed a proposal for his window piece for a few […]
AirSpace with Urban Vision Art and Architect Club 27th November 2007 at Burslem School of Art Dave and Andy were invited to give a presentation as part of the Art and Architecture Club talks, hosted by Urban Vision. Wanting to […]
I got the lovely bird print and have abused it and spilt something on it and added some layers. i hope you kept one like this as it is now very different. I sent it on. I’m still waiting for […]
Contents include: Rob Kesseler comments on ‘Firing Thoughts’ ceramics conference and Gabrielle Hoad reviews five artists’ interventions in museum exhibition on abolition of slavery. Permanent studio space, options in England, Wales and Ireland discussed. Value of Creative Partnership’s work within […]
‘Makers and Movers’ opened at the Crafts Study Centre in December for a one-year showing. The works on show reveal the remarkable contribution to craft practice and development by twelve artists who, since 1970, have also been trustees of the Centre.
News on the 2008 London Festival of Architecture taking place in June.
After the October’s decision by Dorset County Council not to grant a 99-year lease to Sherborne House Trust, the trustees have no alternative but closure. Although the programme is due to run to August 2008 the house could be forced […]
Paul Hobson’s appointment as Director of the Contemporary Art Society marks activation of a new vision designed to build on CAS’s considerable track-record and forecasts a new role in the national visual arts environment in the run-up to the organisation’s centenary in 2010.
The Craft Potters Association is fifty years’ old this year.
Updates on new appointments within visual arts development and curating.
Dalry Primary School, Dalry, North Ayrshire
19-23 November 2007
Chisenhale Gallery, London
5 September – 14 October 2007
Tate Modern, London
10 October 2007 – 20 January 2008
Phew! the Brecon exhibition is up and running but it has been a roller-coaster of a week. It started with the airline loosing our luggage, followed by several hours late at night spent in Accident and Emergency because my husband's […]
Whew! It’s been hectic on the Kalender front. Having collected the reprinted Michaelmas edition, now with pale pink cover (the printer had run out of the light purple I’d chosen) and the right size but not quite such nice quality […]
Jane Fordham, an artist from Brighton, had an opening at 118 Gallery in Lillie. The exhibition was print work and was very interesting the space was small but nice, almost like a corridor space that you walk through that opened […]
haven’t received any prints yet – i’ve sent this image off! find myself wondering how he’ll be treated…..
