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Autistic Artists & Exhibition Spaces in New York

by Tina Bhati

Hi there, I’m going to be spending some time in New York later in the year and am looking to connect with other autistic artists out there and exhibit some work. Does anyone know: Any autistic artists, or artists from […]

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Seeing Value, and the Joy of Skip-Diving

by Elena Thomas

Yesterday I became extremely excited by the skip outside a neighbour’s house. They were having a new kitchen fitted and I watched as the day went by, large, clean wonderful pieces of flattish cardboard boxes being cast into it. My […]

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Untitled blog post from "The Super Cup 2018"

by Marc Renshaw

Pundit X: Funny ol’ tie that one…Coltens wont qualify anyway Pundit A: I heard the Coltens gaffer is still lookin’ at pullin’ out last minute. I just can’t see what they’re gonna gain by leaving The Sporting League contract to […]

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Sketchbooks

by Val Bright-Jones

Sketchbooks- a piece art in it’s own right? I recently delivered a workshop entitled The Magic of Sketchbooks. I enjoyed researching the sketchbooks of famous artists – Henry Moores’s Sheep Sketchbook is a joy. Van Gogh’s letters, Picasso’s myriad of […]

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Retrospect

by Val Bright-Jones

I’ve been re reading my initial blogs on a-n. Trying to discover some progress, development in my thoughts and achievements in art and life. Some aspects remain constant – lack of self-belief both in life and my art but there […]

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Super Cup Newsfeed

by Marc Renshaw

Super Cup Biennial qualifying draw matches to be played on Wednesday… Pointeso boss getting angry already…

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Emoji Perfumery

by Michael Borkowsky

Exhibiting at Platforms Project involved invigilating in our exhibition space 8 hours a day for 4 days. As such, it afforded me a lot of time, and I sought to utilise that time effectively to contemplate and theorise on new […]

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Portraits of Motherhood

by Sarah Bale

I am working on the theme of motherhood. Looking at the emotion and bonds that connects a woman and a child. At the beginning of the year, I made a few pieces of work on the subject. I started looking […]

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Solstice – solo show of wind drawings

by Susan Kruse

On the 21st of June, I’m showing some work at the Width of Circle, a new, artist-led, gallery, studio and teaching space in Stourbridge on the furthest western edge of the Birmingham conurbation. Solstice is a collection of drawings made by […]

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Studio – Intensive Day 9

by Chris Wright

Studio-Intensive Day 9 Well, last day of my plan. It has been a headlong, packed week that is intended to project my development forward. Forwards and upwards. Would have liked more feedback and input but, the nature of things is […]

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A Q&A with… John Walter, an artist going viral

by Lydia Ashman

For his exhibition, ‘CAPSID’, John Walter draws on his time as resident artist of infection at UCL where he collaborated with structural virologist Professor Greg Towers. Lydia Ashman finds out how his focus on a protein shell that enables the rapid transmission of viruses has resulted in a riotous, playful mix of film, painting, collage and installation.

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Selfscapes exhibition (event 2)

by Clare Smith

Very pleased to be showing 3 new prints in this exhibition. More info See also https://selfscapes118454050.wordpress.com/time-plan-for-event-2/ Getting up to Yorkshire is quite a trek (and expensive) so am making it part of a mini break, at least for the opening. It does make […]

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