My work explores what I describe as “Temporal Dissonance” at play within apparently declining or redundant sites, where time appears out of joint and the aura of the past overlaps with simultaneous but different temporal strands.
Work produced by Cabinet of Curiosity Studio as a Heritage Lottery funded artist residency at Guildford Cathedral. Paper materials and techniques have been used to create artwork in response to the Cathedral architecture for exhibition 2017.
I have been looking at the Artist’s Livelihood Survey trying to work out how to fill it out in a way that reflects my working life. This got me thinking about the what happened to the project that this blog was written […]
Artist Sonia Boué has produced a new video calling on Arts Council England to consider the problems facing neurodivergent artists when applying for funding.
Highlights for the week ahead selected from our busy Events section and featuring exhibitions and events posted by a-n’s members.
Sculpture and installation artist to create new work for solo show at the 57th International Art Biennale.
Check out our crowdfunding campaign link here Post by Kay I have been working long hours in the studio for the last week, having realised that time is now very pressed to get the work made in time! So that […]
There seems to be a common thread that resides in my current work; how I engage with ‘ready mades’ that are of an industrial nature and using materials to create sculptural forms. I’m currently exploring the notion of space and […]
Goldsworthy uses a lovely mix of natural elements and lights to create his sculptures. I will include the use of light in my next photo shoot using sheets of ice. my photo shoots take place after the sun has gone […]
I had hoped to blog every day leading up to, and during the exhibition openings this week, but as I’ve found out with everything to do with this project it is very tiring. The exhibition looks great. That’s not just […]
This artist uses natural backgrounds and elements within her work. I enjoy using natural backgrounds such as trees and woods for my project as well as the use of fire as seen previously in my photo shoots
It seems to me that the great painters of religion of the past can never be equalled, so awe-inspiring were their works. And it also seems to me that these paintings were for all time, but are not the only […]
I’ve been working further on my soft pastel version of Goya’s plate 39, Great deeds! Against the dead! Early on my drawing started out as a naive image, coloured as a child might (working from memory), brown trees, green leaves […]
Back to my theme, I was working on women using their strength, Back to the Women at War……..women need armour, whatever, I am a bit unfocussed after Maypole. breaking out of cultural expectations but taking care not to be vulnerable, […]
The People’s Market in Wrexham town centre will be transformed into a new arts and cultural hub for Oriel Wrecsam gallery following major capital grants from the Arts Council of Wales, Wrexham Council and the Welsh government.
Hello reader! Recently I have had the luxury of some unexpected time away from my day job. This has resulted in some obsessively intense sessions of drawing. These sessions have been incredibly beneficial to my practice and my state of […]
http://www.10prjct.com/post/138535806573/week-2-the-ties-that-bind This is a link to the www of 10PRJCT, so in some way the work lives on, altho in fact it is in piles in the corner of my workroom and two more artists are slaving away in the […]
Since my mixed media studies, I have been working with acrylics on a self-portrait. I wanted to challenge myself by using a contrast of warm and cold tones to paint the face. This was inspired by some makeup art imagery […]
