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Resource Archive Discussion

Editorial – 2007 March

As Anne Brodie’s Big Antarctica project blog draws to a close, C Moray de Morand’s compelling account of her Berlin residency is building up steam.

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Untitled blog post from "Diary of an artist writer online"

Have just heard that The Wellcome Trust want to archive my daily weblog on Craig-y-nos. (www.craig-y-nos.blogspsot.com ) This is good news and makes up for the nasty comments appearing on the BBCMidWales website(www.bbc.co.uk/wales/mid/sites/abercraf/pages/annshaw.shtml

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Untitled blog post from "St Martins"

My practice has change a lot this year. I have allowed myself to admit that I am not a painter, and I never will be. I enjoy it definitely, but it is an endless struggle of the most unproductive kind. […]

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Jrg's book
Blog Student

St Martins

I am a third year BA(Hons) Fine Art student at Saint Martins in London. I make books and artists’ books, and get rather excited by anything to do with books; string, wax, book cloth, and maybe even a particularly interesting […]

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Resource Archive Discussion

Public liability

I understand a-n is researching the minefield of public liability insurance for visual artists.

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Untitled blog post from "Project Me"

I’ve been invited to talk about my work in late March and I’m surprised at how anxious I am about it already. It’s at a friendly gallery and the audience will be mainly artists – and a few friends I’m […]

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Untitled blog post from "Big Antarctic project"

It somehow seems appropriate to come full circle and make a last post sitting back at home at my kitchen table. The journey back was pretty gruelling, made worse by being unused to hoards of people and shops at airports […]

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Boiling Milk Solfataras
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Alchemy programme

Manchester Museum’s first sustained research programme for artists.

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Limbo-Land
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In limbo

Zoë Walker and Neil Bromwich’s Limbo-Land is a multi-media installation focused around the space of oblivion, confinement, or transition.

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