
Scrawl Exhibition
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Archive
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Venue:
Craft Central Pop Up Shop -
From:
July 07, 2015 -
To:
July 11, 2015 -
Location:
London
I have recently started to revisit my most current research conducted during the last semester of my degree, trying to pick out the most relevant and interesting pieces to continue to base my current enquiries upon. I am surprised at […]
The experience of this whole process has been energising. Interactions between participating artists and poets has been open and spontaneous for the most part. This was the intention of the host artist and author of the process Teresa Albor. Teresa […]
Charting my progress on the 10 week long residency in Newcastle hosted by Vane Gallery and Breeze Creatives. Supported by the Arts Council England.
Artist-led space TOPOS to host a series of week-long exhibitions and discussions, beginning with TS Eliot-nominated poet Sean Borodale.
Gathering quite a prestigious rejection letter and email pile now. Who else can I get a ‘no’ from? On an even more positive note, my Bathe piece of work is reaching the point where I have to make it full […]
The last month has been eventful! The most significant of which has been my relocation to Enköping. This evening I leave for a few weeks in London and UK. Life is presenting me with so much that there is […]
Our weekly selection of member-posted shows and events taken from a-n’s Events section includes shoe sculptures for a museum of shoes, an artists’ book fair and site-specific works for three quarries.
030615 I have let myself be distracted by wedding prep for some friends of mine – helping make banners, flags and wreaths, but I have managed to look at maps and papers. I ordered some maps on line – they […]
Tracey Emin says the process of curating isn’t just about what looks good with this or that. There must be ‘an ethos – a theory – behind it; something you want to change. For Emin, it’s about finding a way […]
Adding the ‘grisaille’ layer to my latest drawing with graphite and burnishing tools.
Sotheby’s auction house in London set a record last night with sales of fine art that raised £130.4m. But while collectors spent millions, the company’s cleaners were demonstrating about their pay and conditions.
A recent symposium in Swansea, organised by Q-Art, brought together speakers from across the UK to explore the impact of location on art education and the art school. Rory Duckhouse reports.
I’ve been meaning to join ZAP for a while and have finally done so and am rather nervously looking forward to putting 2 small pieces into the summer show on Saturday.
This year’s Art Fund Prize for Museum of the Year has been awarded to Manchester’s Whitworth Art Gallery, which reopened in February after a £15m extension.
This is an art exhibition by 6 artists who’ve used an intriguing collaborative working process over an extended period of time. The work has passed from hand to hand and interventions been made as each individual responds to what has […]
The Little Museum of Ludlow is part of a research based project The Paradox of Order, a collaborative and performative work exploring the question ‘why do we seek order in our lives?’. I have been working with artists and poets and […]
Working across disciplines my work centers on the evocative power of objects to communicate human experience.
Tracing the Pathway have been visiting Sisters Hope as part of the Sisters Academy, Nuuk, Greenland, exploring with them through art and performance how we might develop more poetic modes of knowledge production and transfer. ‘Sisters Academy is a school […]
‘all or nothing’ was how I was once aptly described by my friend’s mum. It then became the title of my first solo exhibition. Contemplating a title for this blog, it was the first title to spring to mind and, […]
My first blog, embracing social media, and my art practice
Exhibition (part three:the living room) was the final site and part three of Exhibition. The installation consisted of the documented videos of my previous two exhibitions; this last site was more resolved centred around the concrete pillar than the previous […]