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Well the Threshold Festival is over and I’ve arranged my next day off (tomorrow)  to de-install and pack away the installation … until next time. There was a quote in one of the reviews about my work which said ‘ Because the […]

My blog posts used to be about my work. I know they will be again, but right now I’m processing something major to do with identity and this takes time. You don’t just get a diagnosis of Asperger Syndrome and […]

photo by Dianne Yudelson The Museum for Object Research is grateful once more to object artist Kate Murdoch for the heads up on a heartbreaking photo project by Dianne Yudelson that deals with miscarriage. It is called Lost and takes […]

My mentoring year has started well; I received confirmation of funding for a project I’ve been planning since relocating to the Highlands (more on that soon) and I recently went to the Working Together Symposium, organised by the Wysing Arts […]

Bit spoilt for choice in terms of dates to undertake my Premiere Pro training as part of my successful application for a Professional Development Bursary. Probably going to wait until the June / July time as I’ll have more time […]

Just in case you were wondering – no, we didn’t win anything. But that wasn’t surprising. The stage was full of extraordinary and very deserving winners. The lady from the Vukovar museum, who had spent 32 years of her life […]

I have recently returned  from a residency at the Atlantic Center for the Arts in Florida. 6 international artists and myself were there for 3 weeks with sculptor Josiah McElheny. His outline for the residency program was as follows: “So […]

Time to retrieve my skinned Fawn from the freezer and get it fleshed, and tanned. These pics shown the process I have to go through to get to final skin ready for mounting. This is a traditional process used by […]

The horns have come from one my father’s herd of Highland Cows. A strong stomach is required to clean these out as the inner horns was beginning to decay and was smelling nasty. Once cleaned out the horns are filled […]

A lot of discussion around the context of this work started our first session together, examining the symbolism of the ‘house’ motif and the importance of location. The work leading up to this project is rooted in a fascination in […]

My work is a project, the Art From London Markets Project, a reflection of our relationship to food in London explored through art, image making, community interactive events, installations  and blogging both as a record of the project and as part […]

So a couple of days ago I completed step one of my professional development bursary plan and joined “Be Smart About Art”.  I also contacted its founder, Susan Mumford to arrange my one-to-one sessions. Now some of you may be […]