Powder Coating
It was an exciting day on Friday. I found out that the powder coaters had finished working on my sculpture and I arranged for it to be delivered. I had to race from work to meet the delivery team at […]
It was an exciting day on Friday. I found out that the powder coaters had finished working on my sculpture and I arranged for it to be delivered. I had to race from work to meet the delivery team at […]
I have also made a short video of the pin prick writing projected a very short distance. See it on vimeo: https://vimeo.com/125958342
Annie (2015) ink and acrylic on canvas I want the viewer to sympathise but also be fearful of this depiction of the psychological shattering of Annie.
I am exploring how I can make work using the acetate sheet taped to the window. Slight problem – the sunlight/heat on the glass unsticks the tape and the acetate keeps falling away. If I am going to go take […]
We have all been advised which space we have been given to set up our degree show pieces in. I have a good U shape area where I will be able to show the large canvases and some of the […]
H is for Rose Hancock, A-Z of Filipino Cultural Exports Rose Hancock (b. 1948) is the Australian definition of Filipino Gold Digger. ‘The House of Hancock’ launched on Aussie TV network, Channel 9, in early 2015 as a two part true-drama. […]
G is for John Gianvito, A-Z of Filipino Cultural Exports Not strictly a Filipino Cultural Export, an exception has been made for US essay filmmaker John Gianvito, in gratitude to his 2010 film ‘Vapor Trail (Clark)’. ‘Vapor Trail (Clark)’ recently showed […]
And in typical silly fashion, I’ve just realised that I’ve spent so much time faffing about fundraising that I haven’t actually completed either of the modules I’m meant to be sitting in two weeks time (good one jess!). In all […]
On Thursday my work arrived at R-Space Gallery in Lisburn/County Antrim. Two large but lightish boxes filled with smaller ones containing selected hair-work, crochet-pieces, photographs and artlings, crossed the Irish Sea, all carefully labelled with instructions as to how I’d […]
Today has been a roller coaster of a day and i found great inspiration in reading a quote from an artist whom i adore. . I saw the exhibition of Bernard Reynolds work at the Waterfront Gallery Ipswich , and […]
It was good to find that place that emerged in the yellow tape pieces. (My blog post ‘Yellow’.) It has helped me view the exhibition space in a different way. . . a space where I intend to create an […]
Artist exploration of own identity, vulnerability and shared experiences.
Today I got word that the carpenters have started work on building House of Cards. Massive relief that they are underway, with three weeks to go before it is due to be collected by the exhibition organisers. Next week is […]
Bathe in Ignorance has progressed through words from a large English dictionary (a few pages) that I don’t know. So far I’ve responded in paint to: abate, abatis, abature, abaxial, abay, Abaza, abb, abbacy, Abbe, and now abbess in light […]
Published on the occasion of her solo exhibition at Foam in Amsterdam, Regine Petersen’s Find a Fallen Star is made up of three hardcover books in one slipcase that combine photography with archival material to narrate and establish a small history of meteorite incidents.
Thinking plan … how to display my degree show, what do I need , what works. what doesn’t, its time for sourcing materials and more experimentation. I cant believe how quickly this is upon us.
10 artists announced for major new alternative education scheme led by a consortium of artist-led and NPO organisations.
Our selection of what’s on highlights for the next week, drawn from postings by a-n’s members on the site’s Events listings section.
Tomorrow I am going to meet two fellow a-n bloggers! Elena Thomas and Wendy Williams are here with their group show. It will be the first time that I have met them, and my first experience of meeting people who […]