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Induction

I’ve had the Suez site user induction at the Halifax transfer site which is mostly common sense with a bit of jargon thrown in for good measure. There was a test at the end! Which has inspired me to maybe […]

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Week 8, Thursday

Today saw all the trenches covered over with tarpaulins held down with tyres, to protect them until next season’s dig. It felt quite sad to see everything that has been revealed this year being hidden. But it has been an […]

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Extracts from the project diary

Gradually the group assembles. It’s not a large group but diverse and everyone has made a real effort to be here. It’s a long time since I was in quite such a situation. It takes me back to when I […]

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Week One, Arrivals and finding my feet.

After arriving in Poland I quickly made my way to Krakow, probably the most well-visited cities. Being mid-August it was packed, so I directly made my way to the International Print Triennial. Honestly, it was pretty impossible to find and […]

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Exhibitions and I

While to the untrained eye Perfume as Practice has seemed dormant over the last few months, in fact the opposite is true; in reality I have been spending time navigating a course of action for 2019 – securing exhibitions, sourcing […]

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Romeo and Juliet

I am very lucky in having people who will pose for my paintings and drawings. When I say this I am talking about my daughters who when asked will become a girl who is lost in a forest surrounded by […]

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Blogger Q&A: Jeremy Hastings, peripatetic artist

From community projects to land work, Jeremy Hastings has used his many travels and itinerant lifestyle to share skills and learn from landscapes to create painting and photography. Richard Taylor finds out more.

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Week 8, Wednesday

Today was the last day that the site was open to the public. But while the last tours for visitors went round, the archaeologists were starting some serious covering up of the trenches. First with sandbags. Then tyres were rolled […]

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Hypocrisy and Ritual

Several people, astonished by the lack of textiles in my recent work have asked if the drawings would ever become sculptural/ textile. And the answer to that is “No”.  (At the moment?) The reason is that I started doing the […]

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Tipoteca Italiana

5th July 2018 My final visit was to Tipoteca Italiana in the town of Cornuda, Treviso province. A legendary museum amongst the typography, print and design communities, the collection and archive was established by the Grafiche Antiga print company. Realising that […]

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Software explorations: Rhinoceros 3D Modelling

My first experiment with drawing in Rhino will the laser in mind as tool, was a turning a series of drawings tracing everyday actions such as cooking porridge, school run, and talking on the phone into 3D objects using the modelling software […]

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