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The Staffordshire Oatcake & The Foreign

by Emilie Atkinson

  I started my blog a month ago, in conjunction with starting my residency at AirSpace … a whole month has passed and I haven’t posted a single update! It has been a year since I have had a studio […]

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It’s a Dog’s Life – rich or poor

by James Loy

Selection of paintings at the Galleon Grill Blackpool September 2015. James Loy displays some of his work on how he explains the differences between the rich and the poor in society, using the dog as symbol. His style changes from representation to abstract and is ongoing.

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35 Questions for a Would-Be Natural History Curator, in 1910

by Jenna Naylor

In 1910, Dr. A. R. Crook, curator at the Illinois State Museum of Natural History, created a list of questions to determine the worth of prospective natural history museum curators. I found this article recently which was posted by Hyperallergic. Given my […]

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Wave

by Louise Kenward

A week in a studio by the sea and I needed to get outside. After six days of sunshine it was the seventh that took me outside in the drizzle. A hot chocolate at the Lighthouse CAfe staring out at […]

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Art From London Markets, a-n feature

by Sarah Needham

Work, practicalities, techniques, thoughts and feelings about my art and sometimes other things….My work is engaged with histories and contemporary relationships with trade, commodities, memory and memory loss, people and place.

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Late Summer Camping

by Sonia Boué

Late Summer is a wonderful thing. Always my favourite season, if gifted. It never fails to feel like nature’s extra bounty. Good fortune and extra vitamin D power the days. It won’t be long until we turn the clocks back […]

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No Boundaries arts symposium: two views from Bristol and Manchester

by Julie McCalden, Mark Robinson

This year’s Arts Council England and British Council-supported No Boundaries – billed as a symposium on the role of arts and culture – took place over two days at the end of September at Watershed in Bristol and HOME, Manchester. Featuring talks and discussion from an international cast of contributors, it once again had a live link between each venue and was also live streamed. Artist Julie McCalden reports from Bristol, while arts consultant Mark Robinson presents a view from the rainy city.

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Testing…

by Brighid Black

Lots of time spent resolving technical matters – as usual. The video jack in the projector no longer works, so testing with laptop connected via VGA cable! At least it works.  

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DOLPH at Art Licks Weekend: revealing the “blood, sweat and tears” of artistic practice

by [email protected]

Now in its third year, London’s Art Licks Weekend continues to expand beyond its south east beginnings, and this year features an increasing number of venues in the south west of the city. Pippa Koszerek speaks to the two artists behind Streatham Hill’s DOLPH projects, who will be sharing the ‘secrets’ of their practice during the four-day festival.

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She’ll be comin’ round the mountain…

by Elena Thomas

AUDIOBLOG – Please click here It’s not a T-junction or a crossroads. It’s more like that gentle uphill curve in the road that winds around a hill. You can’t see very far ahead. You can’t see where it’s going, what […]

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Resource Guide

Agreeing a contract

by Nicholas Sharp, Sheena Etches

This guide by Sheena Etches and Nicholas Sharp outlines issues and practicalities to be aware of when negotiating and agreeing a contractual arrangement.

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