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A Q&A with… Richard Woods, Folkestone Triennial artist

by Fisun Güner

For the Folkestone Triennial, London-based artist Richard Woods has created a series of six cartoon bungalows around the Kent coastal town, each painted in different vibrant colours and placed in improbable settings. He explains why to Fisun Güner.

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Why the firmament?

by Paul Liptrot

Choosing what to call a show is a daunting experience, particularly because you need to find a description that can be applied to what your work is about and that makes people think. How does that work? There are so […]

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re…….

by Aliceson Carter

re emerging from a long period of illness.
re evaluating my art practice.

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Making the Pavilion

by J Kay Aplin

It’s been a long while since I’ve had time to blog. This is because I have been fully immersed making in the studio for the whole of August on my installation for British Ceramics Biennial. I am working on an […]

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It is done

by JULIE Shackleton

It is done. It is over. The daughter is safely delivered to Edinburgh and I am back at home. I am exhausted. I have cried and cried and cried. Why? My clever wonderful child has gone onto the next stage […]

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Artist crit group

by Dave Gowers

Hi All I am trying to start an artist crit group in Northwest Cumbria. I am looking for people who are open minded and generally postive, and would like to discuss their own and other peoples work. I am looking […]

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Freedomination Soapbox Performance

by Dawn Woolley

Participants Needed! Performance Saturday 23rd September at 3pm. Corner of Spring Bank and Freehold Street. We are looking for as many participants as possible, speaking on a wide range of subjects from the size of chocolate bars to fracking and […]

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Works in Coventry Biennial of Contemporary Art

by Holly Rowan Hesson

Delighted to be part of the inaugural Coventry Biennial of Contemporary Art showing two works in the amazing CET Building. It’s an exciting artist roster and all will be revealed at the public preview across multiple venues from 6 to […]

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Echo at Warrington Contemporary Arts Festival

by Holly Rowan Hesson

New site-specific installation at Pyramid Gallery commissioned by Warrington Contemporary Arts Festival coming up with a preview as part of the Warrington Contemporary Arts Festival opening night on Friday September 29 – all welcome. Runs to 27 Jan 2018. Echo is […]

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Pech Merle, When art attains immortality.

by Sarah Needham

Last week I had the pleasure of meeting up again with Lizzie Cannon, who has just started an artist blog on a-n too. I met her at her beautiful show “Liminal Matter” which is currently on at Greenwich University. We […]

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All hands on deck at dawn

by Tim Ridley

A proper break from the anchor of art, a whole month, August, and being with the one I love, walking, camping, exploring. This was not really planned so it took some adjustment from work mode. When you are lucky enough […]

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