I am currently on residency at Hospitalfield, Arbroath, for four week period. The residency is housed in a beautiful arts and crafts building close to the sea. There are seven artists taking part, including myself. We eat together at set times […]
A weekly briefing featuring national and international art news, including: MoMA creates digital image archive of all its exhibitions, odds on next Tate director, and new UK arts minister’s first speech.
Highlights for the week ahead selected from our busy Events section and featuring exhibitions and events posted by a-n’s members.
A relaxed day seemed in order, after the late night residue buzz post my presentation at The Museum of Morbid Anatomy had left me with. However I just had to check out one of the most important places on my […]
The Mohammed VI Museum Of Modern and Contemporary Art is located in the centre of Rabat not far from the train station and near Terminus Hotel which showcases a sun terrace and great views of the city. The Museum is […]
A continuation from last night’s ‘taster’ blog about my talk at The Museum of Morbid Anatomy in Brooklyn. I’ve had a rest, eaten plenty of carbs to ground me, and can step away from the post performance high to write […]
Each month an artist is selected to show their work and working practice in the Minories Galleries shop. This month it is my turn!
AUDIOBLOG – Please click here As a wet-behind-the-ears sixteen year old, recently freed from grammar school, as they didn’t want me cluttering up the sixth form, I trudged up the hill from Hereford railway station to the Art College at […]
Good morning lovely people, I had completely forgotten to mention that I have built a website, if you have a spare few minutes please take a look at what I do. www.stuartbelton.com
Midtown makers in Church Street still have a few spaces left for artists and craftsfolk to share their work. Come and Visit.
The first-ever biennial Estuary festival presents 16 days of art, literature, music and film ‘curated in response to the spectacular Thames Estuary’. Chris Sharratt talks to Kent-based, water-loving artist Adam Chodzko about his latest iteration of Ghost, featuring a specially adapted kayak with room for one reclining passenger.
Well it’s late at night, New York time and I’m floating down to earth after a fabulous evening at ‘The Museum of Morbid Anatomy’ where I just gave a presentation. I’ve attached a few taster images above, and an outline […]
A few developments since my last post, mostly on a positive note. Firstly the drawing I submitted to the ING Discerning Eye was rejected – bummer. I had to do the walk of shame and collect it on Tuesday. Whilst […]
This week I have been fiddling about with media, thinking about the lost girl series, experimenting, and attempting to complete Fulham Leith. The darker evenings, and the greater contrast in light between night and day makes me realise that […]
the steam powered maker residency has now finished with one last meeting to discuss and de-brief about the time at the mill. it was a really positive thing to do with much open and honest discussion and it was said […]
The first few months of this year (2016) have been a time of significant change for me. Having left my role at Cubitt, where I co-founded and led a large scale education programme for eight years, I decided to quite […]
Hello there, Life and so forth meant a hectic time last week. Therefore no blog posts here until now. I don’t want to make promises I can’t keep but I hope to add another post or two to make up […]
