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October 1st Catch train to Oxford to perform with Signdance Collective.
October 1st Catch train to Oxford to perform with Signdance Collective.
Crash bang wallop: in the process of moving pictures from studio to gallery there was a slight mishap. We shifted the pictures using a taxi, the taxi guy helped to unload the pictures at the entrance to the art centre, […]
I’ve just eaten the allotment. It is inside me. For supper I had mash made from the last of the potatoes, greens: spinach, curly jack, sorrel and oriental greens, and a yellow courgette. As well as providing food for the […]
Folk Art I've been thinking about this a bit as I came across this link http://www.tramp-art.com/folk_marquetry.htm . I'm not really sure whether there is a difference between Outsider art, folk art, tramp art or other definitions. I do think marquetry […]
September 29th and 30th Attend the ‘openspace’ event at the National Youth Theatre in London. Leave the word FILL
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I am currently collaborating with an architectural practice in relation to an educational building in Clapton Road, Hackney. There is a small percentage for art. I was therefore approached to think about how we could utilise two large long rectangular […]
I arrived at L’H du Siega on Saturday the 15th of September 2007, by car. It seemed easier at the time, I was packing and bringing most of my belongings and preparing for three month being away from home. It […]
CHECKING MY BOUNDARIES My recent work has been concerned with location and locating oneself; finding one’s place. A little while ago I worked on a project in which I was looking at strategies which blind and visually impaired people use […]
Golden Week – Full Moon Festival and National Day Here are images of the unidentified cicada found near Vault 1 of the Terracotta Army in Xi’an. I have managed to photograph and scan this cicada [thanks to Brian and Hong […]
Tuanjiehu Park Cricket Interviews Day 2 This morning I conducted some more interviews. Again, pretty successful, but I miss out on a lot of chat and discussion. Rather than asking Kelly to translate during the interviews, I have decided that […]
798 Dashanzi In an hour or so we are off to 798 Dashanzi to check out the Dashanzi International Art Festival. We will catch up with Cathy [Busby] and Garry [Kennedy] there, who are both finalising their publications with Ren […]
Collection of woody vocabulary and a literary reference Lots of wonderful words and phrases jump out of thinking around wood. I mentioned the veneer metaphor before but more than this many words connect to trees and wood in their origins. […]
My main contact with CN4M is the culture pool coordinator, Sue. We set a deadline for all the applications of 15th October and everything is being delivered at her desk as I write this. I may not get to see […]
"It could be alcohol poisoning or post exhibition malaise" I’m feeling a little tired. I woke up this morning in the King’s Cross Travelodge and stared at the space on the opposite wall where a painting had once hung. […]
LAST PREPARATION DAY We have had our last prep. day. We hauled pallets from the garden centre car park – they may be the start of our shelter which we will build next week. However we decided to put up […]
ANOTHER PRIZE AWARDED Autumn has arrived on the allotment. Leaves, flowers, vegetables are dying back. The juice is retreating into the earth. I was struck by the beauty of some deaths. The dead heads of the artichoke stand proud, strong, […]
Bernard Charnley-AirSpace Studio Artist Bernard Charnley has been a studio artist at AirSpace since the very beginning. To find out about Bernard's work please see his website www.bernardcharnley.co.uk
September 28th Sign on dotted line so Am Artist in Residence with Southern. Leave a word hidden in the foyer….. DREAM Go into London to meeting with Edward Lear Foundation and Architects for NDACA about the commission for a sculpture […]
Contents include: Crafts strategy examined plus Focus on rural arts initiatives. Alex Hartley’s photographs draw attention to potential for architecture. Jerwood shortlist: drawings by Kerry Phippen, Adam Sunderland and Holly Atrum. New a-n+AIR Public and products liability insurance for AIR members, plus Interface site launched. PDF version [size 8,655 kb]. Requires pdf reader.
Country living puts a spotlight on artistic activity in rural locations. Rosemary Shirley’s opening essay explores her frustration with the dominance of urban culture and assumptions often made about artistic practice that takes place outside of it. She highlights practices […]
Burgess Park, London
15 September 2007
Whitechapel Gallery, London
6 September 2007
Matts Gallery, London
19 September – 18 November 2007