in the shop today. back hurts again. feathers are a very messy business. slightly worried about reflections in/on the shop window. here’s the press release: PRESS RELEASE PRESS RELEASE PRESS I Love Peckham Shop Windows 30 artists, 30 shops On […]
I finally got a call. The Foundling Museum had managed to round up three of their trustees willing to have their portraits taken. They were the Chair, Dr Alan Borg, CBE (Director and Secretary of the Victoria and Albert Museum, […]
Silent Film? I got a quote today for acquiring the licence to use Handel’s Foundling Anthem in my film. Actually I’ve had two quotes the first was for £1875 because I was foolish enough to think I might like […]
I’ve just uploaded the digital pictures I took of my work in the show and they are really bad! Why can’t I take good pictures anymore? I used to do okay, so what’s happened? Perhaps it’s the camera, perhaps I […]
Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop
19 July
Millais Gallery, John Hansard Gallery, City Art Gallery, Southampton
1 July – 23 September
Outpost, Norwich
2 July – 21 August
Gone Tomorrow Gallery, London
7 July – 5 August
NGCA, National Glass Centre, Reg Vardy, Sunderland
1 July – 23 September
Tate Modern
6 June 2005 to 8 August 2005
52nd Venice Biennale
6 June 2007 to 11 November 2007
AIR News and benefits, plus Open dialogues.
Contents include: Letters on ACE cuts to pay for the 2012 Olympics, plus ACE response to diversity issues raised in Sonya Dyer’s Research paper: ‘Boxed in’. Building a rice pavilion for Brighton and eating hotdogs in Newcastle upon Tyne, plus […]
Museum of the History of Science, Oxford
5 May 2007 to 9 September 2007
Beverley Knowles Fine Art
4 April 2007 to 5 May 2007
Monday 30th Caught up at last: Worked on starting the new website most of the day and also some admin. Played music till late last night/ early this morning as just couldn't sleep again. Have some important meetings this week […]
Annoyed with myself for not having really considered the sound in the installation. I realised this week that I couldn't have. I hadn't gathered enough material. With Paul agreeing to talk I have got the confidence and ideas to go […]
Found in a letter in the Guardian.A Jean-Luc Godard character may have defined cinema as "truth 24 times a second" but I like Frederic Raphael’s version.."Films are lies at 24 frames a second, and ditto when digital"
Hitchcock has said that during the silent era the great directors ‘had reached something near perfection’. The introduction of sound , in a way, jeopardised that perfection.’ ‘Whatever is said instead of being shown is lost on the viewer’ […]
tomorrow is the day i'll start working in the shop. in the meantimeprepared/finished dvds and spent a day watching great stuff of youtube – andrey tarkovsky on art… beautiful…
I spent yesterday hanging two pieces of work for Hunters & Collectors at The Gallery at Willesden Green. It’s been a long time since I put work into a gallery – my last show was in a garden shed. Five […]
Went to the park yesterday, sat down and watched the world go by. I’m sat there thinking about the stuff that I have made off the back of this. But how does it relate back to what I seeing. My […]
Saturday 28th Feel kind of empty today? Been working so hard recently its time for a rest. Do a few drawings on the computer, a small amount of writing then go for a walk. Watch some films later, just to […]
Sunday 29th Take a quiet day again and draw for a bit…. Sat in sun with some paper, a pen and some Korn on CD…… Themes arround blame intreage me. At school my 'deficiencies' steming from my un-diagnosed 'dyslexia' (well […]
It's a strange thing for an artist who feels drawn to performance and intervention to admit, but I do prefer to work in solitude. So imagine my discomfiture when I arrived at St Andrew's last Thursday armed with a carrier […]
