Fraser Island, an island build of sand. This lake is created from rain water alone. The trees growing up through this body of water seemed significant for me when I took the photo a couple of years ago in Australia. […]
A selection of exhibition highlights for the week ahead including Bruce Nauman’s neon and video works at Tate Modern, a painterly exploration of physiognomy in Cornwall, and a sculptural intervention by Douglas Gordon in Edinburgh.
Launching in October, the inaugural 17-day visual art festival will feature over 70 exhibitions and events from UK-based and international artists. Jack Hutchinson finds out more from artist and biennial director Ryan Hughes.
SUNDAY, 6 AUGUST 2017 Between September 14-17 I will be taking part in Roy’s People Art Fair in Islington and on October 8th the Corby Glen Sheep Fair: From urban Art Fair to rural Sheep Fair. I will not be […]
A selection of One Minutes compiled from 9 previous volumes are currently screening online http://www.visualcontainer.net/ until September 1st 2017. The One Minute programmes have been compiled over the last 9 years by artist Kerry Baldry and include an eclectic range of […]
Installed in August 2017 in the Biosciences Department of Durham University, this stunning installation sweeps through the space and is transforming the atrium with an amazing display of light and colour. On loan from the National Glass Centre and located […]
Today I discovered micromorphology. Samples of soil on site are cut and put carefully into small tin boxes or, if larger, wrapped in clingfilm. These are then sent away to be suspended in resin, from which very fine slices are […]
A practice-based research project investigating methods of combining analogue printmaking with digital manufacturing technologies
“In my ongoing project ‘Goddess’, I use painting and collage to create archetypal references which attempt to represent traditionally feminine characteristics, in that, when encountering the image, the viewer may experience a sensation linked to the subject matter which, according to the theory of […]
So It’s been a while, sorry about that I’ve been busy/prolific. I have attached some images of my work around the Spode sight (to really milk the Spode angle). In the studio I’ve been putting the finishing touches on the […]
