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This time last week I was sitting down to dinner with Christina after a great afternoon at Supermarket art fair.  This is the eighth year that I have visited the fair and each year is a unique experience!  There is […]

I went into uni today to work on a new ink drawing. The image I used for reference is a real crime photograph of a body which is falling onto the floor, all you can see is the shoes and […]

In the past few weeks I’ve tried to confront my anxiety about how to display my work by seeing a lot of exhibitions. These ones were particularly useful. Annabel Dover: The Psychopathology of Everyday Life Waterfront Galley, Ipswich. Annabel is […]

http://deannamilesart.weebly.com/   For a module in university we had to create our own website. This website didn’t necessarily have to have our own domain name, didn’t have to be made from scratch (HTML code etc etc) but it did have […]

The second paintings to reflect the reeds and rushes , also the return of swifts and swallows to the reserve for the summer..

There is something very creepy about stairs at night. The way they creek and the shadows the bannister makes on the walls. And what is inside the cupboard under the stairs? Why is the door half open? Alfred Hitchcock taking […]

To begin our research into immersive art Sarah and I went to Waterman’s art centre to see UnReal: XYZ / s, a performative guided tour on Friday 18th March. When we arrived the carpark smelt amazing! It was going to have […]

I am changing direction. Yesterday I completed some drawings of a series of rotating lengths of square section timber. On each side I would have an image. The timbers would be rotated by a more powerful 24V DC motor via […]

photo by Stu Allsopp of me in the Empathy Booth – I think it looks like a curtsey to ACE. My goodness me. Arts Council England have said YES. THANK YOU SO MUCH ACE for believing in the project and […]

Mr Bath wisely confessed to enjoying a cigarillo on his jaunt to York, realising at lightening speed that he had been rumbled. The disappointed clerics withdrew, pondering on their next target and the veracity of Bath’s claim. The Wife of […]

Last year I saw the Ai Weiwei’s exhibition at the Royal Academy. His installation S.A.C.R.E.D consisted of six large plain iron boxes. To see inside the viewer has to peer inside small windows which are situated on each side as well as above […]