Does anybody have experience of exhibiting in s rental gallery in London? Can you recommend any in particular? It seems to be common practice in Japan but not so much in Lindon or am I mistaken? Thanks.
AUDIOBLOG – Please click here I’ve come late to the love of poetry, so I don’t know some of the things I should perhaps. I had a grammar school education which I tried to ignore as best I could. Even […]
Time is ticking on and things are hotting up in preparation for the launch of Coup de Ville on 8th September (VIP launch…official public launch on 9th Sept.). I visited Sint-Niklaas again this July during which time I discussed the […]
Blog 6: On way to Edinburgh , think I should just move here been coming back and forward so many times, but I am enjoying it. I was not sure what Dorothy had in mind this time, I took […]
As part of the touring project idle women (on the water), idle women launch Stories in the Skies, a summer programme of theatre, visual art and writing in Lancashire.
As part of the an magazine professional development bursary I have been working with David Caddy Here is a link to Simon Zonenblick’s video celebration of his work https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0VAPNGliSRw I have been collaborating wirth David as part of the ‘Enemies’ project and […]
Figure XVII Figure XVIII Once I had used the clay sleeping baby for the purpose of taking a mould, I was going to discard the clay. However, there was something about the […]
Pippa Koszerek talks to artist Beth Collar about how a 2014 residency at Glasgow Women’s Library has influenced the sculptures that she is currently showing in the Tall Tales national touring exhibition.
The final days of the collaborative print residency at Kala art institute in Berkeley, California were full of productivity and decision making. We decided on a title for the series of prints, while also editing the selection from 20 to […]
With the final week of our residency in front of us, we both individually and methodically responded to the final prints in the collaboration. Each of us left our most challenging contributions to the last few days in the studio, […]
I haven’t made it into the studio for 2 weeks, and it’s been difficult to find time to write. I keep starting this and then stopping again. I’ve mostly been working from home in bits of time during naps and after bedtime, […]
Two portraits this morning, with sound recordings explaining archaeological procedures, in the trench and for finds. While waiting to draw Anne, I was able to draw her being filmed with an expert examining a find. This afternoon, I made a number […]
This is a video of a exploded diagram I drew on SketchUp before starting to build the speakers for the platform exhibition. It also has some software synthesizer sounds created on my laptop. speeker from dorian on Vimeo.
Conference proceedings report from the third International Teaching Artist Conference, held in Edinburgh.
Tony Andrews Interview skip to 1:47 “All the other devices use a metallic compression driver so the thing that is making the sound is actually made out of metal and we make that frequency band with cone loudspeakers. […]
So, we are now looking at approximately the half way point in this drawing, i. Part it has been excruciatingly painful to try and stay with it as opposed to walking away, I am hoping the colours will “pop” against […]
Provides estimate of the contribution of DCMS sectors to the UK economy.
“The sunset colours of a civilisation are the most lovely” John Strachey
Fourth annual report from the DCMS, published in summer 2016.
The winner of the inaugural award named after the Acme Studios co-founder will receive a rent-free shared studio and bursary as well as mentoring and studio visits.
