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AUDIOBLOG – Please click here I went shopping to my favourite vintage shop. http://www.teagownsandtextiles.co.uk It’s in Bromyard, Herefordshire, but worth a trip. I’m looking at children’s clothes again for a new project, more about which later, when it has coalesced […]

It has taken me a while to write about the performance I did at the collaborative Ramus|Evans event… there are a few reasons for this. Firstly, as usual, just as I think i can’t possibly get any busier… I do! […]

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The last few weeks have involved very little making but more reading and trying to form a basis and understanding of my practice. My interested lie in purely material and objects manipulation and defining space they coexist in. I began […]

As I said in conversation earlier today, the practice of writing, even just a sentence of reflection or a question to self helps in progress and awareness of own work and way of working over-time.  Once started and a habit […]

Before I sign out of the blog before my hand in tomorrow I just wanted to speak about my works Conjunction, Part the Bench and Abode in relation to two artists which have similar themes or motifs. It was mentioned in […]

My performance lecture has been heavily influenced by the writings of Albert Camus and Friedrich Nietzsche. But I had added quite a absurd twist in the ritualistic Goldfish bowl aspect and wanted to know why. I was walking from University […]

In March I came to the end of a two year project, The New Immortals, which had culminated in an exhibition which I curated and in which I showed new work along with nine other artists. This marked the end […]

As I sit in my living room, back home in London I have found myself watching a Art documentary. “Understanding contemporary art- Published on Jan 31, 2013,Category-Education,License-Standard YouTube License” The documentary was a lecture and it was talking about how […]

Walking into Birmingham Museum and Art Galley, one can be faced with many white faces. One painting that strikes me, is The Roffey Family by Sir Joshua Reynolds 1765–1769 , although after time a painting can indeed bleach, Reynolds paintings often lack red pigment, […]

Yesterday, I was busy preparing Portrait Of Ian Duncan Smith With Bandaged Nose to take to Nottingham for the exhibition, and I was invited to volunteer for this event – in a workhouse. I obviously declined, as it directly violates Article […]

When beginning a new series with a pre-defined focus, I collate relevant words and phrases on posits for the eye to drift over and pick out effective and surprising connections from which poetry can grow. Selected words are gathered in […]