Post research event at Manchester Art Gallery in November I have been crystal clear with the headline in my upcoming artist talk poster; Overcoming barriers to artists’ residencies. The University of Salford have been supporting me with providing a venue, […]
Liverpool Biennial has announced the ten artists who will benefit from its Associate Artists Programme, a new initiative to support artists based in the north of England to develop their careers internationally.
Featuring banners by commissioned artists including Alinah Azadeh, Ruth Ewan, Rachel Gadsden and Ross Sinclair, The Beginning of that Freedome exhibition formed part of the Houses of Parliament’s 2015 programme marking anniversaries of both the forming of the first elected parliament and the sealing of Magna Carta. Now the banners have been gifted to organisations across the UK.
Solid dense report providing quantitative data on the who, what, why, when and how of the arts in Wales.
I’ve been manipulating the inner workings of images for a while. Essentially, it’s a digital image that I have opened up in a hex editor, changed the code around and then resaved. For these portraits I thought it would interesting […]
I’ve been photographing the billboard near my house for about four years. Every week a new advertising message arrives and by the end of the week the wind and rain have taken their toll. Sometimes it’s just a small tear, […]
Well, I’m back! Three months since my last post is a little long but I do have good reasons; I have been extremely busy and, if I think about it, a little stressed. Here’s why: I applied for a […]
investigation into qualifications which support the creative and cultural industries, and recommendations for future development.
Eleven artists and designers have been shortlisted for the fourth edition of the £25,000 international award for contemporary art and design inspired by Islamic tradition.
Community artist based at a housing redevelopment in North Kensington interviews residents, councillor, architect and Turner Prize nominated artist.
Consultancy research based on a sector survey with questions covering fundraising, partnership development and earned income.
Are initiatives aimed at disabled artists just a way to make the arts sector feel good about itself, an exercise in discrimination when what is really needed is an even playing field? Cornwall-based artist Stacey Guthrie argues that what is really required is more inclusion and less segregation.
Footnote on the subject of value and worth and pricing your artwork … … in another example of perfect timing, artist Helen Dearnley posted an article on FB about pricing artwork. I’d just started this blog post when it came […]
The huge task of finding that elusive piece of art work (see last post) meant having to confront the sheer volume of what I own. Raking through each box with a fine tooth comb, cataloguing virtually every item in each […]
This week’s selection features video work in Bristol and Birmingham, plus painting shows in Walsall, London and Glasgow.
