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Plaster and bin liner
Plaster and poster paint, Nov 2014
Untitled blog post from "Between the Boundaries"
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Some corner: polyurethane trigger
One of the first pieces I saw when I walked into the Alexander McQueen show on Friday was a white sleeveless top made from polyurethane. “So that’s what that material looks like,” I thought and remembered back to a tutorial […]

Gabriele Finaldi appointed director of the National Gallery
The current deputy director of Madrid’s Prado museum has been announced as the new director of the National Gallery, London.

A Q&A with… Lynette Yiadom-Boakye, painter
The Turner Prize nominated painter Lynette Yiadom-Boakye is the latest artist to select work from the V-A-C Collection, Moscow, as part of a series of shows at the Whitechapel Gallery. She talks about her choices – works inspired by nature and including paintings, photographs and a film.

The eerie world of Mackie
An alleged spat between Lucian Freud and Francis Bacon is the theme running through Mackie’s exhibition “You were shit in the 80s” currently on show at James Freeman Gallery. However, rather than focusing on these alleged disagreements, the viewer feels […]
Untitled blog post from "Procrastinations of a working man."
As any would be artist will know the further into the practice of your chosen craft you plunge the more avenues of exploration open up to entice, excite and frustrate you. I feel I have now established a pretty firm […]

Rhizomatic Solpsism
My first event (one of two) will be taking place this Friday. The conversation within the event is key to its purpose, I want to create an atmosphere where all of those attending are able to contribute to a conversation, […]
Untitled blog post from "Wood for the Trees"
Fuchsia and Green
This Fuchsia and Green coloured cut out based created whilst also creating my larger circular piece as I wanted to create a much longer rectangular based one to experiment which when I couldn’t face looking at the larger one for […]
Grayson Perry
Grayson Perry Perry is a contemporary artist that uses craft materials in his work. From his pots, such as the Huhne Vase(2014) and We’ve Found the Body of Your Child (2000), which are reminiscent of Greek pottery in the way […]

Roman Remains
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Transition Gallery -
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London
Ideas – ‘Home from Home’ 17th of March, 2015
I was thinking of having a sculpture, or installation piece made up of a Hospital bed, a chair, table and a side cabinet from Ipswich Hospital. I would put all the cards I revived, and make it look homely. I […]
progress
Bit my bit my form is starting to take shape. The magnolia background is still visible through the paint in areas as i haven’t layered the paint on thick at this moment in time. Parts of the form i have […]
Untitled blog post from "Third Year Degree Project by Samuel Hadgraft"
Gerald Laing’s ‘Small Love Machine’ is a striking resemblance to my own work but with a different context. http://www.geraldlaing.com/index.php/work/abstractsculpture/
Macro to Micro
I have decided to add another project almost like a prototype, i will try to create something hand turned instead of machine spun. This will consist of toothpicks and cotton reels. The aim of the piece will be to successfully […]
Blank canvas
Finally i managed to buy the material and construct my canvas ready for my final degree project. There are 4 Canvases in total that are about 5ft high. This is my first time on working on large scale canvases. […]
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NOT DEAD YET
XSexcentenary appearing at Glasgow International 2018. Register for our events, make alternative mourning clothes, be part of the Necropolis procession and more……
MUD PIES
This week I made mud pies. I was 10 again, at the end of the garden near the bonfire site, mixing and stirring in buckets and old cake tins. This time it was for grown up reasons of course. The […]
When it just isn’t working
Whilst I seem to have been busy since my last blog, my actual creative output seems to have been pretty scant. I do seem to have been involved in an awful lot of art admin– entering competitions, preparing for a […]
The Future of Govanhill Baths
Gillian Loney’s lovely article about my residency on Wow247 http://www.wow247.co.uk/blog/2015/03/17/future-of-govanhill-baths/ and our collaborative piece for the future archive