Embark: Ferry Art Project
Projects unedited blog by Stephanie Boon
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 […]
This last week has been filled with wedding fever here at Sanskriti. The owner, Mr O P Jain, has two of his grandchildren getting married this month and this week marks some of the first events of the wedding ceremonies. […]
I have spent some time exploring the grounds at the Kendra this week. Scattered amongst the landscaped gardens here are various installations created by previous artists. Wednesday, I went to the Indira Ghandi Centre for the Arts to see the […]
Well the internet and telephone service has been down for over a week now, apparently it is due to the construction of the new metro train service being built for the Commonwealth games in 2010. It is making communication here […]
I was surprised (and very pleased!) to have been selected to show work during the 7 month event Embark: Ferry Art, way down here in the west of Cornwall. Like little seeds blowing in the wind we send out applications […]
STOP PRESS:205A MORNING LANE: 25TH – 29TH APRIL 2007 PRIVATE VIEW: 26TH APRIL 2007 7-9PM Morning Lane Studios205A Morning LaneLondonE9 6LG
Internationally-renowned artist Keiko Mukaide will create The Memory of Place Fire, an installation in water, glass, stone and light on show at York St Marys Church 4 May 28 October. Transforming the historic churchs interior, her intention is to […]
I have been out in the woods planning work and taking photos. The light is wonderful and just being in the open is so uplifting. Tomorrow I'll be at the studio at St George's Church which I also find uplifting […]
Spent the day in Cambridge yesterday and met with Katie, my mentor. I've realised how good it is to talk over aspects of the project and especially to be reassured that there really is something there that is worth sharing […]
I'm really interested in how other people's blogs are developing and keep telling myself that I must give myself a bit more time to really delve into them, rather than dipping in and out as I do at the moment […]
made the canvases, and primed them. just at the library, doing research for dissertation. actually, i’m doing no such thing. i’m writing this and generally procrastinating until the inevitable moment when i actually have to do the essay. dum de dum… […]
Straight away we were ready to go on the Fat Tire Berlin Bike tour. Already it was raining but we were not deterred. First we had breakfast at the top of the Galleria department store with its great view looking […]
another qiuck one :) burned 54 dvds so far – another 16 to go today. annie's coming to help me finish screens and rob worley and dan barker of free form are coming in the evening to start fixing the […]
i thought i’d finished hwlwn today, i’d even signed it, but now i’m not entirely sure. think her forehead could do with some very faint lines or something, it looks a bit plastic at the moment. just found that i […]
just noticed: olivias’s right hand side eye is loking the wrong way a bit. hehe!
Beverley Knowles Fine Art
3 March 2007 to 5 May 2007
Art should be recognised as a staple part of our everyday lives like bread, and in that respect it should be ordinary, albeit an extraordinary ordinariness, but no less essential in sustaining life.
Anna Lewis, Cathexis, mixed media installation, 2007.
Michell Wren, Story has it, if the Birds move at all, the whole of Liverpool will crumble and fall, No.2, mixed media, 2006.
Kevin Osmond, Untitled (squirl cluster), drawing, 122x152cm
Kate Potter, Portrait, photograph, 2006
Ruth Moilliet, Wild Carrot (detail), 2006