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Inventory

by Hepzibah McLeod

Image: Inventory 07.05.20 -gifted binoculars -borrowed Canon -spycam (return to amazon now in process) -iphone6s -walking shoes (usually work-wear) -bumbag -house key

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Proposed Route – Itinerary

by Hepzibah McLeod

Image: Proposed Route 50°18’30.9″N 3°37’23.0″W  Key: ‘green line’= previously accessed route. ‘A’=View Point (as photographed below). ‘b’= potentially inaccessible areas. Here I propose my route. I also have concerns that the ‘way’, as is visible from the satellite maps, may now […]

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Isolation Withdrawal

by Louise Scott

I’m fairly sure I won’t be the only one thinking this but the anguished outpouring about self- isolation and tips for coping with social distancing is growing a little tired for me. Those of us with physical/mental barriers will report […]

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Handhold 2

by Nicola Thompson

Part of my Handhold Series, this work is an outcome of my observations of what symbolises human nature, everyday life and connection. This piece is hand embroidered on french linen and is a symbol of life and togetherness which feels […]

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ARTFUL LEADERSHIP: novel visions needed in novel virus pandemic

by Kai Syng Tan

Here are my notes (09/2019-05/2020) of the framework of ‘artful leadership’: artful+novel ways forward led by (neurodivergent) thinkers/makers embedded within socio-political structures to catalyse social/cultural change amid COVID-19+ future novel challenges.

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Introducing Bird. Saxicola torquata.

by Hepzibah McLeod

Image: Landcove, Strete, South Devon 50°18’50.5″N 3°36’58.9″W  29.04.2020 “To pay attention to one thing is to resist paying attention to other things […]” How to do Nothing. J Odell 2019. Pain has been demanding my attention lately. Conversely it’s been […]

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ALLOTMENT TOOL DRAWINGS

by Roz Cran

A few days ago rain set in, welcome rain, but too wet to go to the allotment. I began drawing my tools. Made me remember Jim Dine and his drawings of scissors and hammers. Hammers next. Years ago I made […]

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Class of 2020: Poppy Jones-Little

by a-n Degree Shows

BA Fine Art (International), University of Leeds. “My praxis is centred upon the notion of ‘lumphood’,” explains Poppy Jones-Little. “I strip away appearances, exposing the lumpen substances within.” Utilising found ‘waste’ materials, her approach is in part informed by a […]

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Class of 2020: Molly McAndrews

by a-n Degree Shows

Molly McAndrews, BA Fine Art final-year student at University of Plymouth speaks to Rachel Marsh. “This feels like an investigation, like a tool to learn new things” “What I focus on is the departure of thought from the body.” Molly […]

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This privacy policy describes how we collect, use and store personal information about you and details the types of personal information we need to process.

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THE ORGANIC BRIDGE

by Judith Alder

So I freely admit, I seemed to have become a bit fixated on my rock for all those years. I had clung to it through thick and thin, couldn’t seem to get it out of my mind. It had become […]

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Shirts and ties

by Stuart Mayes

Wednesday afternoon and a good deal of Thursday morning were spend wrestling with the seams of a particularly persistent shirt. It is one that I recently found in a box of various material, I am pretty sure that I bought […]

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Class of 2020: Adonia Hirst

by a-n Degree Shows

BA Fine Art, Newcastle University. In the work of Adonia Hirst, communication, intimacy and movement is explored through tactile sculpture that distorts the viewer’s perception of touch and interaction. Unsettling while also humorous, her use of textiles reflects gendered ideas […]

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Class of 2020: Martha Scott

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BA Fine Art Sculpture, Wimbledon College of Arts, UAL. Martha Scott works primarily with everyday and mass-produced objects, exploring the materiality they hold. “Often through intuitive arranging and building, I explore the tensions and tenderness between the domestic and the […]

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Class of 2020: Catherine Gittens

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Catherine Gittens, BA Fine Art final-year student at Sheffield Hallam University, talks to Orla Foster about her work. “I like making organic forms that people can interact with” Degree shows are not known for being havens of tranquility, but Catherine […]

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Class of 2020: Torin Bagueley

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BA Fine Art final-year student at Manchester School of Art Torin Bagueley speaks to Valerie Zwart about his work. “I’ve completely fallen in love and gotten addicted to painting” The art department at Manchester Metropolitan University is thrumming. Downstairs, 2020-2021 […]

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Class of 2020: Archie Brooks

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BA (Hons) Fine Art final-year student at Leeds Arts University Archie Brooks speaks to Joanna Byrne. “I feel like my work creates a lot of anxiety.” Archie Brooks is a video artist in his final year of BA (Hons) Fine […]

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Isaac Nugent on Mark Leckey’s Felix Gets Broadcasted

by Chris Sharratt

Mark Leckey’s Felix Gets Broadcasted (2007) In the blue, flickering half-light, two large oval eyes, a perfectly round nose and upturned crescent smile emerge briefly, before revolving out of view. The scene cuts to a spinning disc, pierced towards the […]

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Tandem Project

by Hepzibah McLeod

Inspired by this blog, I have started the project Questing for Forest Cove. I will record the process as I go. At this point it is in it’s early stages. TBC.

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