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Art in Bearpit

by Hand in Glove

Art in Bearpit is a pilot programme of commissions and events developed for the Bearpit in central Bristol, produced by Hand in Glove in 2015. The Bearpit will play host to a series of unusual interventions and encounters, interrupting the everyday life of the city.

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NOW SHOWING #102: The week’s top exhibitions

by a-n Editorial

This week’s must-see shows include a scene of destruction at South London Gallery, a major survey of contemporary ceramic practice in Cardiff, and a career-spanning retrospective of Dutch surrealism in Edinburgh.

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Further Excavations

by Rob Turner

For a while I have seen signs on the main road saying “New Sports Hub” at the entrance to this former golf course. I have often thought I must go in there and see what’s been going on. I never […]

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time to breathe

by Sahra Dunford

Sometimes you need to just stop       and    remember what it is to to breathe… when the situations around you dictate  your progress for the time being .. it can be easy to loose track of the […]

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seeing the trees

by Andrew Martyn Sugars

today is day 6 of my forest school level 3 leader/practioner training. i awoke feeling excited. my art practice now feels accompanied by a supportive, fun, holistic, connected to nature practice that is set to get better and better.   […]

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Looking for studio space

by Cameron Hopkins

I a have recently completed my fine art degree and currently looking for some space to work. Baring in mind I have no money to rent anywhere and have little space at home. I live West Yorkshire, UK. If anyone […]

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disturbance

by felicity Parkin-Bell

Disturbance is a good thing. It creates change and releases energy. I feel like I am more at home at Ashburnham now and disturbed is now a ‘normal’ state to be in. Realisations are rising up like bubbles to the […]

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Challenging boundaries

by Laurel Berry

  I am a painter currently studying the remaining 2 months of a Masters degree in Arts Practice. For my artist statement visit; www.laurelberry.co.uk After working for a large majority of time this year on board/cardboard/board no bigger than a […]

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Painting

by Laurel Berry

Big board. Sitting over it. Picking it up and moving it linseed oil – different liquidity – more engagement with materiality . Slips and slides you can feel more of a connection between the brush, paint and board. Physicaly it […]

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Encounters with Strangers

by Ashleigh Griffith

By Tracing the Pathway member Joe Dunne: I have never known a pile of soil to be so inviting to strangers. Well, strangers might be overstating it – that term evaporates the moment anyone comes over with a curious and […]

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Not Radio 4 – Red Triangles and Catalan Hats.

by Sonia Boué

Oh blimey! It’s not often I begin with such an exclamation but I am honestly feeling a bit Kate Aidie. Thanks to the wonders of soundcloud a whole day wrestling with voice memos, garage band and mp3 has not been […]

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The Red Triangle

by Sonia Boué

Bear with me on the red triangle motif for this blog. I come to it at the end but if you can stick with me you’ll see why. This image comes from the studio – a tableau showing a game […]

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