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I wanted to start this trip in Amsterdam because of it’s historic significance as home to the earliest central bank, as well as it’s current importance as the centre of the Moneylab network of artists, activists, and geeks experimenting with […]

I went to see Reasons to Stay Alive at the LBT with Dwell Time’s bibliotherapy partners Words in Mind last night. The theatre production is based on the book of the same title by Matt Haig. The on stage dialogue […]

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Images credits: Julia Szalewicz Credits: Furtherfield Future Fair

Dwell Time joined a YVAN microgrant bursary recipient networking meeting today at The Arthouse in Wakefield. We used zoom video conferencing to link up with the artists who couldn’t attend in person as a trial run. Although there were faults […]

Monday night was the October edition of Art Lab at Dean Clough. Paul Ashton and Paula Horton presented their work alongside a short screening of the Ballet Russes. Aside from the superficial connection of ballet, the personal narratives and performative […]

Returning to ideas with semi-legible text/writing.

Doodling whilst listening.

Train doodles whilst chatting with the Dwell Time team on the way back from the Community Rail Awards.

Long train journey to Telford for the Community Rail Awards and I’ve started doodling with the Echoes of a Market work in mind.

The painting you see before you is literally buzzing. It’s a good representation of my brain right now. I painted it with great emotion, inspired by a piece of classic Spanish cinema called The Spirit of the Beehive (1972). Bees […]

“Active listening is technique that is used in counseling, training, and solving disputes or conflicts. It requires that the listener fully concentrate, understand, respond and then remember what is being said. This is opposed to other listening techniques like reflective […]

In my last post I described the process of making a maquette for one of my new cloth sculptures. The idea for the sculpture came about as a result of seeing some running shoes in a display case in a […]

By mid April, I had sorted out the technical and material issues related to the new work I wanted to make for the Mythomania exhibition – but the actual designs were still in need of figuring out. The nature of […]

This week I am exploring the potential of heat responsive materials and forms. Thermostatic bimetals are exciting materials consisting  of two or more metallic layers which have different coefficients of expansion. They respond to changes in temperature, curling in a […]