In addition to reading my own blog posts, I have been greatly encouraged to read other blogs and articles which relate to mental health (broadly speaking) and wanting to make use of my A-N subscription. A preliminary search for ‘mental […]
A group of 27 artists and art lecturers are taking the National Gallery to tribunal following their dismissal last year, in a bid to prove that they were employees rather than freelancers. ‘NG27’ member Richard Stemp argues that the case has important implications for all artists and those working in the arts.
New and primary research into the gender gap between artists living and working in Berlin.
As the end of the dig draws near everyone is concentrating on what is most urgent to achieve. In Trench Y, which is due to be filled in as they have not found ‘the wall’, work is focussed on the […]
Time Can Be A Villain or a Friend, Hank Willis Thomas, 2009 The initial use of the bursary has funded me to travel to London, where Owen and the gallery space are based. Being based in Plymouth, finding the time and […]
A blog documenting new work by Beth Emily Richards and Owen G Parry, funded by an a-n artist bursary 2018.
A blog by artist Owen G. Parry, recipient of an a-n Professional Development Bursary 2018 to enable dialogues and collaboration with Plymouth based Artist Beth Emily Richards around their mutual fascination with fandoms, alt-communities and Michael Jackson’s Penis.
‘The best laid plans gae aft agley …‘ Keeping it going – or not. Plans for the past week have completely gone to pot and I’m trying not to get too down about it. Post ‘Push The […]
Rebecca Huggan takes on her new role during a period of change, with the Newcastle-based arts organisation seeking to secure a new permanent base for its artists’ studios and exhibition programme.
Bluecoat Arts Centre in Liverpool launches a new free online archive charting its history
I’ve been extra busy working with four talented Green Door artists this Summer. Each individual has benefited from face-2-face coaching with me as their coach and I’ve enjoyed every single minute of it. From dealing with challenges such as procrastination and […]
Ponder (2018) Acrylic on canvas Date: 14.8.18 Time: 4pm Mood: My Mind Is Full.. So it’s been a long time since the last post (considering I was going to do a post a WEEK after the last one!) But there […]
A review of exhibition ‘An Undertaking’ at St Chad’s, Shrewsbury
Written by *Mélissa Evans
Thursday 11th October, 1-2pm Brighouse Household Waste Recycling Centre, Atlas Mill Road, Brighouse Alice Bradshaw is Brighouse Arts Festival 2018’s artist in residence and will be based at Brighouse Tip researching & undertaking Rubbish Conversations, culminating in a public performance […]
Rain all day. So no good for drawing on site apart from sketching the archaeologists from the door of the Art Hut, during a wet tea break. The alternative activity was to annotate my sketchbooks, adding the date, place and […]
In Brief: news briefing featuring national and international stories including: British Museum returns looted artifacts to Iraq, Palestinian cultural centre destroyed in airstrikes, Egyptian curators denied UK visas to attend conference entitled ‘Breaking Barriers’, and women in the arts in Argentina protest rejection of Senate bill to legalise abortion.
Exciting news! We are collaborating with Creative Recovery Barnsley to produce an event on the Penistone Line for National Poetry Day: Interchange Thursday 4 October 13:12-14:28 Huddersfield to Sheffield 14:35-15:50 Sheffield to Huddersfield Interchange: Participative Poetry on the Penistone Line […]
