small works
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June 30, 2019 -
Location:
West Midlands
I’m entering the last term at university and the big push for the final show is being felt. I’m researching and reading at every opportunity, I sat in the car last night waiting for my daughter to finish cadets and […]
I have a very small rural primary school as my first school to start their own Big Build. They are very ambitious and completely embracing the ethos of more creativity and arts activities within their school. The children they have […]
The 58th edition of the Venice Biennale features more than 90 national presentations spread across the Giardini, Arsenale and other locations across the city. We highlight 10 of the best.
I was wondering whether this community (Or hopefully gallery owners) would know of any galleries that may be interested in showing my indoor willow sculptures? Below are some examples Thanks Woody Fox www.woodyfoxwillow.co.uk
Very pleased to have had this comment on Twitter about this chemo day drawing: I am a huge fan of @ClareGSmith‘s work – and this is drawing at its most direct
The third incarnation of PoArtry from its originator Rick Sanders in partnership with General Office Gallery in Stourbridge. #Collaborations between #artists and poets culminating in an #exhibition for two weeks with a Sunday afternoon #poets performing.
The Contemporary Art Practice and Photography Degree shows at City of Glasgow College were the focus of our latest Instagram feature, with a-n’s Richard Taylor posting his highlights. The college describes the Contemporary Art Practice show as a ‘small and […]
A selection of recommended shows, including: Lee Krasner at the Barbican Art Gallery, London, an immersive installation at the Royal Standard, Liverpool, plus British artist and filmmaker Lis Rhodes at Nottingham Contemporary.
The Leeds-based arts charity is hoping to raise £15,000 to commission artists to populate its relocated Art Hostel with new artworks.
I have been researching online guides on how to produce accessible performance and I found this clearly explained working document by ‘unlimited’ arts commissioning program for disabled artists, titled Demystifying Access. The guide opens with a statement: ‘If you care […]
Once I was a young artist raised in the sixties and living the seventies. To the art school came the man raised in the twenties and living the Reformation; he is the assessor. He sallies forth into the studio and […]
My first attempts at the ‘twining’ basketry technique where two ‘weavers’ are crossed over eachother (twisted) as they are woven through the ‘spokes’ (if I have the correct term?). I can’t help but think of them as warp and weft; […]
I must be honest I had not heard of a knitting dolly until I was recently given one. I think it is a great little no-fuss, simple, tool. Mine reminds me of a smily chess piece. I began a little […]
It is always a bit of a dilemma to decide what to reveal of the personal life of the artist in this blog. A recent conversation has made me examine this a bit more. Those who read regularly might know […]
Today we leave Blönduos after our months residency here at Textílsetur. We have met interesting people and made new friends, who are mostly taking their leave today but hopefully we will see them again, we shall certainly follow their progress. […]