Welcome to special edition No. 4 point blog THE JAY YUNG BLOG BLOB APPEAL Hello. Can you help me please? I fear for the future of my blobs. It’s a very real, serious matter; innocent blobs sentenced to homelessness and […]
Whoopee! The hard work of a couple of weeks ago seems to have paid off. Both paintings entered into the Mid Wales Open have sold; one on the opening night, the other on the first official day of the show. […]
The Meeting of Minds Brain Sciences Project1 put citizens from nine European countries in open dialogue with brain scientists and policymakers, to explore and make decisions on key future concerns.
Re: news story ‘Why are artists poor?’, a-n Magazine March issue.
Despite the fact that more people than ever before are going to galleries, the upsurge of festivals and public and the willingness of foreign collectors to buy British art, it’s clear from talking to artists that their bank accounts are in as dire a state as they’ve ever been.
Blob blog blobby blog. Bloggy bog. Bogster, blogster, blooog, bloogy bloggy blobbin bloogoid Hello Watched a really good Ang Lee film Sat night, The Ice Storm. It was like constantly watching the plastic bag bit in American Beauty for the […]
Well, here we are at Easter Monday, a sunny, blustery day outside and here I am crouched over my computer, writing this. Work consumes all at present and my social life has died of neglect. We normally go skiing at […]
Arnolfini
2 February 2006 to 2 February 2006
Arnolfini
2 February 2006 to 2 February 2006
Arnolfini
2 February 2006 to 2 February 2006
The Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts at the University of East Anglia re-opens to the public on 21 May, following a major refurbishment and building project, designed by Foster and Partners.
Arts Council England has announced plans to restructure and refocus the organisation’s national office.
Arts Council England and its partners are launching a new website, Faith and the Arts, which explores the relationship between religion and culture, a subject of much debate as reflected in recent high profile events.
‘The Metropolitan Works Show 06’ presents furniture, lighting, homewares and gifts from some of the UK’s most exciting designers at two venues this month.
The weekend has been spent doing final prepwork for submission to Mid-Wales Open (check out their website www.cambriaarts.org.uk ) which kicks off on Saturday – all work safely delivered to venue yesterday pm. I also needed to get some decent […]
Dear blog, what a difference six days can make. You know something’s awry when you’re connecting with the philosophical strapline of a bank advert (?) “because it’s good to be normal again”. (Or something to that effect) For the first […]
Mike Hall (School of Art, The University of Wales, Aberystwyth) makes installations, modified objects and paintings within a museological environment: “The work is informed by the impact of history on our lives and how response can be conditioned by information, […]
A quick note for Mike before I start. Yes, I do know what you mean. My Welsh connections aside, I think West Wales and Cardigan Bay are some of the most beautiful places anywhere on earth. I gave up a […]
Well, here we are already at the end of week 1! I thought time was supposed to slow down as you get closer to a black hole (mind you I’ve never studied astro-physics, so could very well be talking out […]
Hi there everyone. Time to start blogging! With only just over six weeks to go before our Opening, things are beginning to warm up a bit here in deepest Wales. Term officially ended last Saturday and quite a lot of […]
1) Welcome! The Introduction. Phew, you would not believe how tricky it is to begin a blog. (See note 1). The internet is hardly a Winnie The Pooh diary tucked under bed, not that I possess one. So, to all […]
There is tension in the Bloom household. Mother is reaching the end of a 6year part- time Fine Art degree course. Son, J, in his customarily applied manner, is preparing to finish his A levels while he waits to hear […]
Colchester’s firstsite has announced plans for a new purpose-built town centre venue.
Artists in the City is a Reading Borough Council programme that creates opportunities for contemporary artists to make interventions in the public realm and influence the spirit of a place.
The Scottish Arts Council (SAC) has agreed that from April 2007 it will change the way it offers support to the arts in Scotland in its role as a development and funding body, with organisations receiving either ‘foundation’ or ‘flexible’ funding.
