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Environmental Art and Sustainability in the Art World
An excerpt from my dissertation – BA Fine Art, class of 2024
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StART Art Fair Moves to King’s Cross
The international art fair promoting artists and galleries from emerging markets moves to newly renovated King’s Cross Town Hall
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Visualising the Invisible
When is an Illustration not an Illustration? As I enter my final degree year the daily navigation of my creative identity still feels an uphill hike in foggy terrain. I began this journey as a ‘mature’ student seeking a doorway […]
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Ecology NOW
This A-N Bursary Time Space Money will allow me to work closely with Lapworth staff responding innovatively to the museum’s fossil collections. It will enable me to explore the environmental potential within my work through collaboration and learning new techniques.
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Venice Bienniale: A summer romance in Catalonia (9)
A series of blogs by Exodus navigating their first Bienniale: Venice’s The Milk of Dreams
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The Dark Horse of the Photographic – an exploration of alternative photographic
In this blog I will share my journey of exploring alternative photographic printing processes. This development of my artistic practice is supported by an a-n artist’s bursary.
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SHIFT
Sarah Cole & Annis Joslin: this blog details how we are using our A-N Artist’s Bursary and how this has led to developing a new project funded by Arts Council England NLPG, with additional funding by CSM Lenses.
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The Annual Art on a Postcard Winter Fundraising Auction is Unveiled
This year’s extraordinary collection boasts a remarkable line-up of 595 works curated by six distinguished guest curators
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Sarnia de la Maré FRSA, Exhibition News
News of the upcoming Christmas show 2023
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Artists Residencies at Shepton Mallet Prison
A group of artists have been inspired by the historic records of Shepton Mallet Prison, including “crimes” such as being a Suffragette or the theft of butter.
The artists will be spending time in the prison to create work inspired by the building and its history.
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Contract of Self Care
In 2021, I received the a-n Artist Bursary Time, Space, Money to create a ‘Contract of Self Care’ to support a best practice model for artists who have a social practice as well as the participating members of the public involved in their projects.
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Clem Archibald: Agency of Realised Worlds
Agency of Realised Worlds exhibition celebrates the life work of the Artist Clem Archibald. This exhibition is a collaboration between Artist Clem Archibald and Curator Sarah Francis. Heading down to APS I first meet the curator Sarah Francis for a […]
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How to protect your artwork on social media
When online, your artwork is vulnerable to being stolen by the unscrupulous. This is unfortunate but what can be done to protect against the theft? There are a number of counter-measures that can be taken. An obvious way to protect […]
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The Rise of Virtual Reality Art
Artist Adinda van ‘t Klooster describes some examples of art using Virtual Reality and some different platforms that bring these to the public
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Artists and access weekend in Margate
A programme of talks, walks, and events at Crate in Margate looks at access issues
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Collaborations on social media
Collaborations are organizations or individuals who work together to promote each other’s goods, work, or services. A collaboration is any type of engagement with another company, product owner, person, or group where you may benefit. For instance, a fashion brand […]
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What are the positives of social media?
Social media has 4.55 billion users word wide. It is often framed as a purely negative thing, what with the ability of bad news and misinformation to spread, but what are some of the positives of social media? Social media […]
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When is the best time to post on social media?
The best time to post on social media depends entirely on the function. For businesses, the best time to post on social media is on weekday mornings, specifically Mondays, Wednesday, and Thursday. This seems to stick to traditional business hours, […]
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Why do some art blogs fall short?
According to the website Gaping Void, people don’t read most art blogs because they fail to inspire the viewer. The most successful art blogs set an inspiring example and leads the viewer to want to create pieces of their own. […]
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What are the formats of various social media sites?
hiring talent, building relationships, and connecting with other professionals in the field. Twitter offers businesses the chance to find relevant conversations and add to them in meaningful ways. There are also communities built around industry-specific hashtags on Twitter, alongside the […]
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What exactly is a blog?
A blog is an online journal or diary that is regularly updated with text, pictures, videos, or other content. It can be personal or professional. It can cover a wide range of topics from food to crime, or anything the […]
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The Perfect Easel for Outdoor Painting
My new preloved easel for En Plein Air, a YouTube blogger gets her perfect accessory!
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Neurodivergence and Tokenism in the Arts
When I set up Magical Women in 2019/2020 (funded by ACE in 2020) there were no organisations or groups running that was autistic led by autistic women. There were no relaxed spaces for so called (and wrongly called) “high functioning” […]
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Dressing Up: A Collaboration
37 High Street, Whitstable CT5 1AP
part of East Kent Artists’ Open Houses 2022 running on the weekends of 15th and 16th and 22nd and 23rd October.
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What The Metaverse?!
Recently The Metaverse has been bothering me. There’s a lot of chat about it in Virtual Reality circles, but I think scaring people with suggestions of strangers in vibrating pants is a bit alarmist. We need more good people in The Metaverse. Please join the good guys.
