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Archive
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Venue:
Vivid Projects -
Date:
October 27, 2018 at 11:00 AM -
Location:
West Midlands
DHL messaged to say my postcards were arriving today and Marc the Printers emailed to tell me my booklets would be ready for collection at 10am today. I updated my DHL information saying they could leave the package in the […]
Getting ready for Interchange tomorrow. https://dwelltimepress.wordpress.com/interchange/ https://www.facebook.com/events/307728800017685/
Creative drought, Dry Spells and Risk Taking. Every artist experiences the chasm between his own inner vision and its ultimate expression. E.M. Forster Every time I moisten a paint brush or pick up my pen the same familiar fear sits […]
Where writing and making crossover, including reflections on the process of both.
WAGENCY allows artists to make calculations in 15 different categories of artistic labour, ranging from exhibitions to lectures.
I like the groyne works on the seafront. We walk together towards the town along the pebbly beach. I am climbing over the old groynes, ones that are not being replaced and the weathering and action of the tides has […]
The project finished mid-September, however, I wanted to give the research a bit of time to sit and simmer, before I wrote my final post. I also wanted to set up a blog for the future research, found here. This […]
ACE calls for people from inside and outside the arts and cultural sector to share their views on a series of proposed outcomes that it is aiming to achieve by 2030.
Often when I am in the studio or just going about things I make (mental) notes of things to write about. Last week it was about ‘packing’ – specifically how I was packing artworks to deliver to a large group […]
At the conference ‘Pivotal Moments: Professional Development Models for Mid-Career Artists’, staged by London Creative Network (LCN) in association with a-n, participants including artists Keith Piper and Erica Scourti, and Wysing director Donna Lynas discussed career development and the importance of institutional support for artists. Lydia Ashman reports.
Fed’s favourite day, its dustbin day with plenty to check out. I saw a guy changing the parking information signs on the seafront. I was interested to see if the costs had gone up? As it turns out no. These […]
Having last week begun a PhD in Fine Art Practice, I find myself in the position of considering not only what to research but also the nature of research itself. The idea of art as a research method seems at […]