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To learn more about artist residencies I went to London for a research trip and visited Gasworks and Shape Arts. I had tried to make an appointment with Gasworks although with the building only just re-opening this month after a […]

Following on from yesterday and the Pelagic Trawler trip, tonight it is images of the fishing and the crew. We left Lerwick at about 2pm on the Monday afternoon and that evening they made the first catch, Skipper George William […]

The last two days I have been at sea, out on a fishing trip with the Adenia LK 193, one of the large Pelagic trawlers. I have so many images from this trip that it will take a few days […]

I would like to be working on this head, any of my unfinished heads, but I have to continue with chapter 2 of my dissertation. In the first chapter I was happy looking at the work of Elizabeth Parker (V&A) […]

I’ve sent photos to Kaavous at The Minories to install in the Making Space exhibition. The ‘fitting in’ photos record Darren and I adapting to space and context as we’ve visited different places. Darren is currently in Phnom Penh and […]

For the last umpteen months I have been collaging and transferring my photographs onto found materials. I suspect I will continue with this aspect of my work if and when I come across suitable and interesting materials to work upon. […]

Last week was amazing. The new piece I found myself making for the Table of Elements exhibition at relatively short notice ended up working surprisingly well. The exhibition itself was an opportunity to exhibit with two artists whose work I […]

Work developed from the exhibition will be available to see in the John Rank Studio, Oxmarket Gallery, Chichester, 3-8 November 10.30-4.30 daily. PREVIEW is 6-8pm Monday 2nd November, all welcome Really pleased that one of the works has been selected […]

I have been asked to perform at Worcester University’s PiLOT event, an opportunity for me to display my work in front of a crowd to test how effective it is. Exciting. I had started to think of Stanley Kubrick’s, A […]