Visited some markets today with the help of my friend Minhazz. I am looking at everyday objects related to women, such as combs, mirrors, hair ornaments etc. I was intrigued by some of the objects I found in the Museum […]
it is on and running! big shout to rob worley and dan barker of free form, they are my heroes! it looks great, as i hoped, it doesn't look threatening, it looks gentle :) see the pictures… i'll post video […]
Judith visited the allotment for the first time. It was covered in cowslips, forgetmenots, tulips.We planted a flag Breaking Ground to launch the project.Judith brought a bag of homemade compost for the allotment. She took home a bunch of spinach […]
lots to say today. i had a tutorial today, and lots of things relating to the exhibition where discussed, including: * the possibility of calling ALL the paintings ‘still life’ * selling the paintings in pairs, with the corresponding skull, […]
Four South East England artists won awards in March, to enable them to undertake new public art projects.
Contents include: Istanbul and Bucharest Biennials. Call for re-appraisal of proposed Culture (Scotland) Bill, the cultural diversity debate revitalised by Richard Hylton’s new book and family values re-framed in the ‘Mum and Dad Show’ – but what connects TV’s ‘Family […]
Our showcase of the best art and design graduate shows with extracts from this year’s graduating student blogs and updates on where last years bloggers are now.
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all ready to move in and switch projections on :) tonite i'll see the installation completed for the first time! last week, while we were installing projector mounts – we had two projectors on at a time…finally, today is the […]
Projects unedited blog by Michael Cousin
Projects unedited blog by AirSpace Gallery
What does one do on a Sunday? Why go to the Flea market of course. There on the very first stall was a cherry stoner. One euro and one pleased friend. What luck. Maybe it was because she'd gone to […]
I’m someone who stands in a no-mans land between artist and filmmaker, applying either one to myself seems slightly fraudulent. I suppose I see like a filmmaker then produce like a video artist, whatever that means. In spite of […]
As the AirSpace project is already one year old I feel like we should start with a little background information on the group and what they have achieved so far. It all started with two graduates from the BA Fine […]
Well, the potters must be working away like mad as they've kindly promised me that the mugs, jugs and even a couple of bowls for medieval munchies will be ready for May 2. That's fantastic, and really helps me to […]
I have been to visit the Salaam Baalak Trust today here in Delhi. The trust works with street children who live and work in and around New Delhi Station. They provide children with support through the provision of shelter, food, […]
had contact lenses put in today. have honestly never been in such a state of nervousness over a forecoming physical happening in my entire life. torture! anyway, whether i shall be able to put them in in the morning remains […]
Projects unedited blog by Cathryn Jiggens
The opportunity to spend time in the studio at the church has been very productive. While their work is still at the church I have been working on some peices based on the wonderful shadows cast by the forest of […]
It is my second day. I take a walk out with several tasks to complete, including locating a suitable German language course. Spotting 'Schule' on a building nearby my studio, a brief investigation lands me in the middle of day […]
hello! hhmmm.. ok, i did some dissertation work over the weekend, up to 2290 words, just the same amount again. was up working on the first skull painting last night, it looks good. it was quite easy, actually, only took […]
just noticed two things: the painting at the bottom of this blog ‘then i went travelling’ is the one taken before i put the eyelashes on the left eye. so its not the finished piece. libel and slander! olivia looks […]
Projects unedited blog by Stephanie Boon
After bacon, eggs, a plum and coffee we went to the Gallery Goff+Rosenthal, on Brunnenstrasse to see an exhibition of American artists, ‘From Our Living Room to Yours', full of funky art objects. Sitting round a table talking to the […]
WORRIES from Artnaos I worry about lots of things (privately not publicly – I may appear calmer than I am!). At the moment my biggest worry is that my wife might soon lose her job. We worry about you getting […]
A local pottery is interested in becoming involved in Festial by supplying mugs and jugs, based on medieval originals, for the oft-mentioned ale! This is good news and will be great both from practical and promotional points of view. I've […]
