Site Specific Facsimile Boxes at V&A I think I’ve just discovered probably the most fun you can have in a museum. I took about a dozen of made Facsimile Boxes to the V&A to release to the wild, their natural […]
curated by Banksy – a theme park critiquing, well, a theme park
Facsimile Streams of people wander through, in and out of my sightline. I sense them. I hear in their chatter the echo of myself. I never was this woman. I am still the rock I was hewn from, and into […]
We had our studio meeting last night so that Brigitte (who owns the space) could update us with the outcome of the Arts Council funding application. Of course, we already knew the outcome (we were successful) but we needed to […]
In the final week and a half of preparing Goonhilly Village Green and now realise having a Producer would have been a god send! So much to do and think about despite having Curators and experienced artists on board!
A first London show by Artist-curator Jane Boyer.
AUDIOBLOG – Please click here This may well be a bit of a ramble… because until I get writing I am not quite sure where it is going. If you read or listen to my blog often, you’re probably used […]
Although a contract need not be in writing to be legally valid, the advantages of having a signed written contract usually easily outweigh the risks of not having one.
My artwork displayed in The Waterfront Gallery, Ipswich.
Since leaving Greenland we have received some touching and evocative reflections on the Shadow Room and our accompanying presentation to Sisters Hope and the PSi conference. This post brings offers a glimpse of Tracing the Pathway’s time in Greenland through […]
For the Coastal Currents festival, Tod Hanson has created a site-specific work that covers the entire floor of the historic Durbar Hall in the Hastings Museum and Art Gallery. Dany Louise finds out about his process, inspiration and influences.
Highlights for the week ahead selected from our busy Events section and featuring exhibitions and events posted by a-n’s members.
The historical past and the internal structure of Yumoto house, which was once used for silkworm farming and as a hospital, is the framework for my site-specific installation. The installation consists of 1,000 meters of silver yarn, three drawings (220cm x 82cm each), and sound
Nakanojo Biennale 2015 12th Sept – 12th Oct Visible traces of past human activity such as stains, scratches and notches are captured in drawings on delicate Japanese rice and silk paper. Ink is dropped and dragged into pools of salt […]
The theme of the Biennale is to make links between local traditions and contemporary art. I have been given one of the historical buildings Yumoto House to make a site-specific installation.
Writing in the London Evening Standard, London’s deputy mayor for education and culture has warned that the city is becoming too expensive for artists to live in.
To launch our new series of picture-focused articles, we take a look at Los Angeles-based USC Fisher Museum of Art’s current exhibition which explores the complex relationship between humans, the oceans, and the things we throw away.
As one might hope, sculpture has been at the forefront of programming at the Hepworth. Recent highlights have included the great Lynda Benglis show earlier in 2015, to which this Caro retrospective is a commanding companion. There is a lot […]
