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POLICE
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STILL MORPHING…
Where to start? Probably best to forget about the gap between then and now and just begin with today. There are these things I made last year. They looked a bit like boulders… but like bad scenery boulders. They were […]
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Exhibition
LOOSE THREADS : | WHEN _ TWO + BECOME = |_ONE_|
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Now showing
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May 28, 2020 -
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Across UK
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REBOOT
Review
Critical Moss: Art as Independence
Often polemical, the book is illustrated by a short photo-fable of black and white photographs by Aldobranti.
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Student
Water saves lives
We need water more than ever
News
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Coronavirus Covid-19: Information and guidance for artists and arts organisers
Support and advice from across the arts sector, plus wider government and NHS guidance, following the coronavirus Covid-19 outbreak.
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A Q&A with… Emergence Bursary recipient Lauren Saunders
Emergence Bursary recipient Lauren Saunders, who is known for primarily working with drawing and collage, discusses the impact the award has had on her practice and her plans for the future.
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Free Falling – Covid
So its 5;44 am and I can’t sleep! like many of you I am navigating the unfolding news and impact on the self employed and all those in the creative sector. It’s worrying times for all with so much uncertainty. […]
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Exhibition
Everything You See Is In The Past
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Last chance
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Venue:
Online -
From:
March 28, 2020 -
To:
April 11, 2020 -
Location:
The Internet
Review
Flemings Lemons
A prematurely-shut participatory installation by Renfrewshire-based artist Ross Fleming, which included ingredients such as Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP), lemons, condoms, and badges in transparent goodie bags.
Review
Still Life: Caroline Wendling at Kettle’s Yard
‘I search always for this stillness, which penetrates our fullest activity and even our sleep’ [Jim Ede] The absence of a visible kitchen at Kettle’s Yard in Cambridge is a startling omission in a house which is otherwise convincingly domestic: […]
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Coronavirus Covid-19 a-n survey headlines
Initial findings from the a-n Coronavirus Covid-19 Survey, designed to understand the impact on artists and arts managers and the support they need.
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That’s Why You Should never Swallow Bubble Gum
Ten days ago Roberto and I welcomed friends, colleagues, regular supporters and some new faces to That’s Why You Never Swallow Bubble Gum – Roberto’s wonderfully colourfully “absurd” exhibition installation at Glitter Ball showroom & projects. To say that […]
Conversation
Art inspired by Corona Virus and life right now.
Hi I thought it might be interesting to share work online that is related to the corona virus and life right now in all it’s new forms.. It’s just an idea to share creativity. I have made a 2 minute […]
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News story
Coronavirus Covid-19: Arts Council England announces emergency measures and funding
£160 million of emergency funding is being made available for individuals and organisations who need it during the crisis.
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Jamie Limond on Mark Leckey’s Felix Gets Broadcasted
Ghosts in the Machine: Mark Leckey’s Felix Gets Broadcasted (2007) In flickering monochrome on an old tube TV, a figurine of Felix the Cat rotates on a platter. His smiley blankness seems to gradually turn to dread, his eyes peeled […]
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Changing landscape
This is probably my final post for this project – it seems a bit weird amidst all that is going on. However, my plan was to share some final images and thoughts on my installation in ‘Fool’s Gold’, my two […]
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Art vacancies
Part-time Cooperative Treasurer
We are looking for a Cooperative Treasurer to develop the cooperative’s economic infrastructure with support from the co-directors.
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#COVID – Now will someone listen to me???
I’ve been here highlighting these issues for around six years now. With arts organisations going on about social prescribing, but still my wages to do that are spurious. And of course, I can’t plan any more workshops to clear my […]
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My artist freelancer’s guide to online networking. #COVID19
My top tips for surviving and thriving online. We’re all at sea with this coronavirus pandemic, and for freelancers in the UK it’s also been a body blow to learn that (at the the time of writing this) our Government has […]
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title here to reflect the current situation
where to start ? at home, sofa bound for now looking at my laptop screen – the elephant in the room being so big it’s affecting everyone. the first track is helping me to reduce the scale and […]
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Competitions
Beep Painting Biennial 2020
Beep Painting Prize open for submissions
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Studio news in the light of Coronavirus
Friday 20th March. I thought I was so lucky to have my studio now. It meant I had a change of scene. I’ve been making a safe dash from the carpark – to the studio. Once inside I felt safe […]