Nicola Smith The running machine element to the work is now well and truly over. I like the simplicity of the circular structured text and image within it. I have been experimenting with cutting out the roundabout section of the […]
I’ve been thinking about what I wrote yesterday – I’m not happy with it and was going to edit that entry but I’m going to leave it and see if I can’t unpick a bit of my uncomfortableness. I […]
OPEN DAY TODAY We put up the gazebo in teaming rain. It began to clear half an hour before opening time and we rushed to set things out. The crow cawed as soon as I put up my board. We […]
More interviews Saturday morning I conducted more interviews in Tuanjiehu Park this morning. It was rather cold and grey, and then started raining quite heavily, but the curiosity and warmth of the locals meant I completed another 15 or so. […]
Siri Hermansen at China Platform, Caochangdi Cathy, Garry, Jake and I went over to Siri’s today. Siri [Siri Hermansen] is a Norwegian artist and is the current resident with China Platform. Xian Lei introduced us a few weeks ago, and […]
Jeffery Byrd, Holy Ghost, performance, Boston, 2004. Photo: Bob Raymond
After a lengthy baited-breath waiting period, the government’s Comprehensive Spending Review that sets public funding levels for 2008-11 was announced.
County Hall, London
11-14 October 2007
Chelsea Theatre, London
17-22 September 2007
Professional development opportunities are widely available, ranging from cash awards to advisory sessions and critical debate.
The focus generated this month by ‘Vital 07’ is the catalyst for exposing of some of the UK’s key promoters of live art today.
South Hill Park, Bracknell
15 September – 11 November 2007
Toynbee Studios, London
9 October 2007
South Hill Park, Bracknell
15 September – 11 November 2007
Wyer Gallery, Clapham Junction
11 October – 10 November 2007
I have my material now but still no chemicals…. Very interesting exhibition: www.lefresnoy.net is in different locations around the region.
Why do I ‘do Frieze*’? *I use Frieze as a bit of a catch all term for the fairs, events and shows in mid October London It makes me feel internationalI like to see what sells to who for what […]
OPEN DAY TOMORROW – TUESDAY 16 OCTOBER We became attuned to the weather on the allotment residency. Open Day tomorrow may have to adapt to rain. Sent emergency email asking people to phone if it is raining. Our photos are […]
LAST DAY – FIRST SEEDS SOWN I can’t believe it’s taken me this long to actually sow some real seeds! Although the last few days have been busy with preparations for Open Day, I’ve been anxious to move on with […]
Beijing Ancient Observatory The Beijing ancient observatory was easy to get to on the subway – at Jianguomen. A lovely and surprisingly peaceful place to visit even though it is now surrounded by large freeways. It was particularly interesting to […]
Beijing Ancient Observatory Further images
Cathy and Garry’s opening at Pickled Art Centre, Bei Gao Both Cathy and Garry have produced very interesting shows based on their experiences during the residency here in Beijing. They have made the work in an impressively short time. Both […]
Brian Holdcroft – studio artist When I walk the landscape I find myself thinking about the way that we engage with the environment. The dialogue is one that I feel cannot be detached from the history of the land to […]
Crafting Central to the project is the consideration of Marquetry as a craft. No one can have avoided the renaissance of knitting over the last few years and concurrent interest in ‘crafting'. Not only as an art form but the […]
The Photographers’ Gallery , London
12 September – 3 November 2007
