
Weather Station (Part 1)
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Archive
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Venue:
OSR Project Space -
From:
June 20, 2015 -
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July 11, 2015 -
Location:
South West England
Manchester International Festival has announced John McGrath, currently head of National Theatre Wales, as its new CEO and artistic director.
Sitting slightly guiltily enjoying the sunshine: after days of unsettled weather today is glorious. Spent the morning preparing more surfaces ie sanding and filling! After yesterday’s experience I am determined to give the filler longer to dry. And I have […]
An Artist investigates the Critical Moment of the Degree Show
Recent Royal College of Art graduate Zhu Tian has been announced winner of the £5,000 Catlin Art Prize for her sequence of installations investigating the disruption of the everyday.
Artists including Charles Avery and Marvin Gaye Chetwynd to create new commissions responding to the festival theme of The Improbable City.
The piece im creating at the moment is a 3D wall mounted piece made out of ceramics. This piece strives to show the idea of “one mans rubbish is another mans gold” and focuses on the issues of disposable objects […]
What is the latest with my degree show? Well… Hannah Maynard is my classmate and she has helped me a very great deal into buying the right kind of wood for a nice cheap price :D. we both got daniel […]
Had to suppress a feeling of rising panic today as I tried to rescue another layer of undercoat which was dribbling and threatening to ruin the finish. Limited time is making me rush things and that’s the consequence. Not enough […]
a-n is inviting applications for a new Writer Development Programme, led by a-n News editor Chris Sharratt.
Phase 2 of Metamorphosis performance – Carnival’s feast on the dark room Why did I choose make this performance phase 2? As in the first phase of the performance, the idea came while I was writing my essay on Hélio […]
Paying Artists events in Liverpool and Birmingham include a talk on fair pay policy plus a giant cake parade.
As the dust settles after last week’s hectic preview period, a-n’s Pippa Koszerek reviews the exhibitions by Sarah Lucas (British Pavilion), Helen Sear (Wales) and Graham Fagen (Scotland) at the 56th Venice Biennale.
Adam Gruning, Mike Jones, Jake Kent, Mathew Parkin
Artist Steve Messam’s latest public commission – a large-scale temporary bridge made entirely from bright red paper – has just been unveiled as part of the Lakes Ignite arts programme in the Lake District.
Stuck in the mud yesterday. Immobile. No way out of the mud. My legs would not move. Nor my head. Struggle is creative. Forced to focus in this tight spot, I went in circles, searching for my inner earth, my […]
I have over time noticed patterns in my new work, I have developed on my themes on moons and clouds that a discussed before. I now have star’s dots and glitter. This has developed over time, this techniques seem to […]
Venice: a series of observations noted on a mobile phone….
Initial observations from a 4 day trip to the Venice Biennale 2015