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This year’s annual a-n Degree Shows Guide will be published on 1 May, and the early bird deadline for advertising is fast approaching.
I’ve had the chance to be involved in an exciting opportunity developed by tutors and students at UCS designed to encourage a new body of work. The 10PRJCT encourages one artist each week over a period of ten weeks to […]
I have been looking again at Francis Alÿs’ tracing paper drawings. I considered these at some time ago when I was busy with the drawing module of my degree. Then I was struck by the naïve style of his drawings, […]
On Monday morning my brain waved at me and I had a further idea. Make my earth circle bigger and place it on the floor. So simple yet took so long to get there. Beneath our feet. THE EARTH. Use […]
For my third idea of how my photography work has been exhibited I have designed and produced a selection of calendars which have different themes to them such as music and musicians, landscapes and flowers. i have given them to […]
I must go and see this!
For my third idea of how my photography work has been exhibited I have designed keyring with images of different themes such as music, water and architecture. I will sell them at charity events I am involved in and give […]
For my third idea of how my photography work has been exhibited I have created postcard similar to the folded cards as they say; “Photography by Helen Lloyd” and my contact details with my website address.
For my second idea of how my photography work has been exhibited i have created folded cards which inside says; “Photography by Helen Lloyd” and my email and website. I will send them to friends and family on certain occasions.
The Whitechapel Gallery has announced the 48 artists selected for its triennial open exhibition, presenting a cross-section of work being made across the capital today.
How did I get into the craft of Leather work? Well that journey started when my family and I were watching the first series of The Great British Sewing Bee, April 2013. There was a rather interesting fellow, who didn’t […]
I am currently researching into opportunities for disabled artists which conditions that prevent them from attending events, appointments etc. I was hoping that you would be kind enough to offer your thoughts / experience / ideas formed by one of the questions below. You […]
Drawing for mugshot Process of drawing and painting Another mugshot completed but I’m getting slower. The drawing took 20 minutes with the overall completed image taking an hour. I messed up her chin by making the lines too hard. I’ve […]
Kathryn Raffell, The Birds, 2015, Mixed medium on Canvas,50cmx40cm. This idea was about adding layers to a base canvas. I added paint, tissue paper, wallpaper and selotape strips (these I peeled away to leave the white strips across the surface). […]
The artist Patrick Kramer’s work is very interesting. A fellow student mentioned him. He makes hyper-realistic paintings, his work depicts various images and all subject matter particularly like this one. It appears to be a pile of papers and images […]
…try to upload an image to this a-n blog again and wonder why it’s now harder than it was…why makes things more difficult….previously you just clicked on your image and boom…easy peasy…now it’s not so…
…that seems to be a consensus…so far I’ve had that advise from In Certain Places and Sophia Crilly…so why I am reluctant…although saying that my friends son is working on one…and then whatta yer know the day after he sends […]
This week’s selection includes a show in Walsall featuring seven artists who work with found imagery, a solo presentation of work by the Belgian artist Raoul De Keyser in Edinburgh, and a Sheffield-based artist group at PAPER in Manchester.
The Spode Factory in Stoke is to be converted into a hub for artists as part of a £700,000 scheme following Art Council England’s wider investment in cultural venues across the Midlands.
Oh dear starting to get a little concerned, last week we had a visit from some masters students from the RSA, in the morning they gave a very interesting insight to what it is like to be a MA student […]