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There is a lot taking place behind the scenes to maximise the Residency when it kicks off after Easter. It will most probably start now at the beginning of May. I can't wait. An etching press will be installed so […]

Today I am preparing for next week's work at a school. I am wishing I had asked for funding for another artist to help with this aspect of the project. I suppose I had never thought that it would be […]

I'm starting with the time in the space first, the previous efforts collecting information and organizing was scattered and frequently interrupted. I entered a freshly painted space, very quaint and delightful (if not smelling slightly nauseating) on Monday morning, fresh […]

Rargh. There is little more annoying than forgetting to write your online document offline and then C/Ping it before posting. Beautiful things disappear into the abyss.

Morning came and while the cookies were far to sweet to bring down for the open evening, I had one for breakfast anyway, feeling groggy too (perhaps because I had two for dinner as well…) and because it’s non coffee […]

and then an amazing thing happened. I started to get tired. I turned the heaters off and made myself a cup of weak black coffee and let myself an nearly two hours to finish the cup. And somewhere between reading […]

Roz Cran and I met as students on the BA Hons Fine Art (Printmaking) course at the University of Brighton, both graduating in 2003. After graduating, we each followed separate paths, with Roz eventually taking up a place at the […]

Visited the Tate Modern while in London, always a stiumulating experience- and there's a good cafe too. And yes I did see the Gilbert and George exhibition though now I wonder why I spent £9 to see one whole floor […]

Well Miss Uppity, I was revelling in how I've assimilated my environment and thinking how nervous I had been on the U-Bahn at first, sitting on the edge of the seat, (and by the way one can mostly always get […]

Today, being Monday is admin day. My project website has developed an interesting problem which is that I can't upload images to it. The main reason for having a webite being of course to show how the project is going. […]

The noise in the night was the hurricane force wind blowing everything about. A German artist said to me with relish, "It is raining cats and dogs," pleased to use his idiomatic English that sounded charming. Upstairs I was perched […]

I am just in a holding zone. Plans for the interactive piece have been given to hospitals. I am waiting and waiting for health and safety – HELP!!!!!!!!l

The Official Launch of the project went really well. There were lots of people from the Deputy Mayor Cllr Dane, the Director and trustees of the Arts Trust, the Arts Development Officer, other artists and curators to the vicar and […]

skip to main | skip to sidebar cut/stack/burn February – March 2007 Project outline: CUT/STACK/BURN is a performative re-enactment of a redundant rural activity – furze cutting for domestic fuel (or gorse outside of Cornwall). The project uses art installation […]

Today I used up the Felix Gonzalez-Torres paper handouts doing quick scribbling sketches of ideas; this to the end of having three drawings on paper that I won't mind exhibiting at the blütenweisse gallery, in ten days time. So far […]

Well, I have just finished the rough edit for my friend's video to go with her exhibition next month in France. And there's at least 3-4 hours work still to be done to complete the video, make the DVD cover, […]