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More ink brush drawings
More drawings from my beach time stories sequence
Page 367 – a-n The Artists Information Company
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EXHIBITION: Visions & Dimensions
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Quarr Abbey -
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South East England
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Residency Mid-point – Delia Salter
There is a timelessness here at what seems like the edge of the world, daylight from about 3am to nearly midnight and barely any darker in the hours of ‘night’. Yesterday, waking to watch the sunrise from my window I […]
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Potential jobs
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I am Playing.
An introduction to ‘I am Playing’ – two playful research trips funded by a-n Artist Bursaries 2019.
By Elena Brake
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Exhibition
Civilians
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The Garage -
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May 26, 2019 -
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South East England
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Untitled blog post from "Field Notes"
The corners of the field are becoming particularly over grown right now. Spring is in full flourish. I feel I could bring a blanket out and spend the whole day laying and listening. Is there any feasible excuse I could […]
DSG Feature
What makes a great degree show?: Magnus Quaife
“Not simply mirroring their tutors’ thinking” Primarily it is the students and of course the work that they exhibit. Everything they learn up to that point filters in to the level of ambition and the quality of the work made. […]
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What makes a great degree show?: Stephen Paige
“The work should not attempt to be a complete answer, how can it be?” Degree shows are always a tricky balance for the soon to be graduate student and burgeoning artist. They operate as multiple mini solo shows clumped together, […]
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Final (I hope) sound edit
After showing the film twice, I decided to re-record sections of the film as the dialogue was hard to hear and having made it easier to hear everyone’s voices seemed to go down an octave! So I have a new […]
News
News story
Venice Biennale 2019: debate rages over Christoph Büchel’s display of tragic migrant ship
The Swiss-Icelandic artist’s Barca Nostra (Our Boat) exhibit at the Arsenale consists of the wreck of a fishing boat that sank in the Mediterranean in 2015 with hundreds of migrants on board.
Blog Post
Feel the Fear and Draw Anyway – We Need to Talk about Professional Jealousy.
If envy were a fever all the world would be ill. Danish proverb A while ago I noticed a change in my drawings. The mark-making was becoming more noticeable, strident even, and I began to feel slightly out of control, so […]
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What makes a great degree show?: Lucy Day
“Don’t follow trends, they’ll be over before the show opens” Treat your degree show like the professional opportunity that it is, albeit with a safety net. Make the signage clear and consistent and if you can have a card or […]
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What makes a great degree show?: Dr Daniel Pryde-Jarman
“The most exciting degree shows are often underpinned by diversity” The degree show is a key moment in the calendar to celebrate students’ achievement, and the climax of years of hard work in the development of individual and collaborative practices. […]
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What makes a great degree show?: Benedict Carpenter
“There is no such thing as a ‘bad degree show’” Each individual degree show – whether that is in fine art or any other creative discipline – represents several years of experimentation, risk, failure, success and growth. Every show is […]
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Joyce Treasure: Hymns
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Cornerblock building in Birmingham -
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July 07, 2019 -
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West Midlands
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A New Challenge – Tara Kennedy
Before arriving at the Textile Centre in Blonduos, Iceland my thoughts about the Residency were that it would be an exciting challenge, one I hoped would take me in a new direction for my work. Up until now my work […]
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Scientists and Artists – a creative workshop
My experience of the first workshop held at Manchester Museum by Experimental Designs organised by Manchester University Faculty of Biology, Medicine and Health.
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Exhibition
Contemporary art and ritual
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crypt gallery -
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May 16, 2019 -
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London
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Gathering Materials – Annette Mills
What an amazing place this is. Echoes of the familiar and yet so very different! I have been out gathering materials where the the River Blanda flows into the Húnaflói bay at Blönduós and the beaches at Kálfshamarsvík. Last season’s […]
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Maintenance Art
The role of women in sculpture has become a focal point of research in my practice by confronting and challenging the social aspects of gender relations through performative actions. The presence of women in industry, specifically foundry work continues to […]
News
News feature
Exploding myths about money: the ‘bank’ printing artworks to pay off community debt
As part of their Bank Job project in Walthamstow, Hilary Powell and Dan Edelstyn have printed ‘money’ and bonds as a way to write off personal debt in the community. Artist Alistair Gentry, who has been involved in the initiative, talks to them as they prepare for a symbolic ‘Big Bang’ event in the City.
Blog Post
Felting – Delia Salter
Using the black wool in the studio (washed and carded from raw fleece) I have been investigating its properties for felting, making some simple bowls with the black wool on the inside and wool dyed with rhubarb root and with […]
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Performance
gamma
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KARST -
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May 31, 2019 -
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June 06, 2019 -
Location:
South West England
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New Board Member of Royal Society of Sculptors
Delighted to have been elected to the Board of the Royal Society of Sculptors and am looking forward to my first board meeting this summer.