I have been thinking about a couple of people recently; one a friend in London, the other more of a friend of a friend here. Both these creative people have become very successful in realising their ambitions, and while they […]
Hello I’ve just moved into a studio in Cardiff so that I have space to paint and to get some income off giving drawing and painting classes. I’m trying to market the courses through flyers and my own painting website […]
Media Space associate curator and 1000 Words editor Tim Clark looks back over the year’s photo book releases and picks ten exceptional titles published in 2015.
My discussions around anthropological perspectives on art have led me to reconsider the relationship between art and authenticity. This was also the subject of a recent Leeds Humanities Research Institute seminar. The seminar series, entitled ‘Experimental Philosophical Aesthetics’, was organised […]
London Metropolitan University’s plans to move the Cass Faculty of Art, Architecture and Design from the East End focus of debate as artist Bob and Roberta Smith creates new artwork in protest.
Austmarka | 0 degrees | sunny last day in austmarka the days have passed faster + faster not sure there’ll be much to show for such a luxurious + unprecedented amount of time spent exploring experimenting mucking about with materials […]
Last night, while we were at our work Christmas meal, I checked twitter to see if the Turner Prize winner had been announced. Seeing that it had and informing the others, there was a whoop of joy and a shout of […]
wow ! turner prize awarded yesterday and i only just heard the result. while at university i joked about being part of the turner prize and the visiting fellow lecturer tested my resolve by asking me to name the winners. […]
AUDIOBLOG – Please click here Despite having key and piece of paper, turns out fellow studio person and I are incompatible in a pretty hefty way. The plug has been pulled. Whilst blarting and swearing with frustration I also […]
On the 3rd of December Adam (a fellow student) and I took the train to London to see Goya’s set of proofs at the British Museum. When we got to the Museum we had instructions to ring the door bell […]
In the latest in our series of picture-focused articles we take a look at the Radcliffe Infirmary Commemorative Commission, featuring artists Simon Periton, Antoni Malinowski and Daniel Silver.
Party preparations for our big party at the weekend included a big print making session, competing 80 varied coloured prints from one set of blocks out of an edition of 100. I will complete the edition this week, they […]
Online meditative exhibition about a winter journey
The Turner Prize is no stranger to cries of ‘Is it art?’, but this year even those who live and breath contemporary art have been sceptical about awarding the £25,000 prize to the architecture collective, Assemble. Chris Sharratt welcomes the question.
I decided I would draw my alternative Master Plan for the development of the golf course. I based my drawing on the idea of using the existing trees as a starting point for the layout. Seemed as good a […]
The winner of this year’s Turner Prize, announced at Tramway in Glasgow, is the architecture collective Assemble.
Crusader Mill in Manchester, the city-centre home of Rogue Studios for the last 15 years, has been sold to property developers.
