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Untitled

The footage was examined in a similar way I’d feel clay , the narrative was built from the research and footage, and needs work but it’s something I can toy with.   An egg made up of protein, similar in […]

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Curatorial critiques update

So far I’ve had three curatorial critique sessions in Manchester and Leeds and am preparing for a fourth in Liverpool this week. All the sessions have been fantastic – inspirational and motivating – more details coming soon!

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Sounds Are All Around

After a few weekends of editing I have completed some of my tracks for the Interpretation Internship work. Six are finished to date – these all incorporate field recordings, creative writings that have been recorded as spoken word and recordings […]

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Where are you?

Outside It’s somewhere (?) a distant place I believe it’s green, but I’m colour blind There’s a window in the distance. I can see it, like a pin prick, but I know it’s a window And it’s cold outside

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Days and nights – Fotofest bubble

On day one I had six reviews. Of these, three reviewers asked for more information to be sent to them. one was a gallery, one a web publisher, one a museum curator.I was on a high: the conversations I had […]

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Review

The Brixton Exchange 2

A one-day event led by artists group Anchor & Magnet using creative workshops to discuss and debate heritage, regeneration and loss in the city, that took place on 23rd April 2016. Review written by Oliver Carter. Photographs by Katarzyna Perlak.

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Key Words

Mr. Andrea Crestadoro, Chief Librarian of Manchester 1864–1879, is credited with being the first person to propose that books could be catalogued by using keywords that did not occur in the title of the book. Crestadoro, librarian, Manchester, credit, first, […]

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Walking with The Waste Land and more

This is a community based walking group which is using walking as a research tool for locating TS Eliot’s the Waste Land and selected other poems in Margate. Please feel free to join us for our next walk in Margate.

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A Fighter and a “Scullion”

A four day headache. An inhabitation? A haunting? My research trip to the National Archive, in the excellent company of Jenny Rivarola (poet and collaborator for the project) proved fascinating but also pretty devastating. Access to the MI5 files on […]

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Gone with the Wind

Celebration of 80 years of People’s Cinema in Lund is a nonprofit organization that operates cinemas Kino and Södran in Lund.

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Casting Day

What a day, long time getting here, but finally the two figures are cast! Absolutely, mentally exhausted by end of day, such a build up, and being in the eleventh hour for finishing in time for degree show has really […]

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The essence of material

That physical touch and engagement that I have with materials is the driving force in my practice. This week I’ve been back in the studio playing. I started to think about how sculpture and painting coincide; and how I can […]

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reflection on a sunday

after watching valentino rossi’s engine go pop i find my disappointed self needing an outlet again to record some stuff.  it’s the second sunday in a row i find myself in this situation.  last sunday i found myself in a […]

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Droppers

Review of Droppers, Andy Webster & Darren Ray’s exhibition at OSR Project Space in West Coker, Somerset. Written by Maddy Hearn as recipient of an OSR Projects Writing Bursary for creative practitioners.

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