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Research of the society of ‘hairworkers’ of Våmhus, Sweden
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2015 Re:view Bursary
Documenting the journey and outcomes of my Re:view bursary received in 2015.
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Open Source Art History books at the Met Museum of Art.
Here’s a link to the Met Museums free library of downloadable Art history books.
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No Clash please, Silchester Calling
Community artist based at a housing redevelopment in North Kensington interviews residents, councillor, architect and Turner Prize nominated artist.
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Go See Bursary Ornamentum visits Gloucestershire
Group research visit to Gloucestershire Guild of Craftsmen gallery, SIT trail and to meet exhibiting artists
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Collective Creativity: Go and See bursary award
Charting the outcomes and reflecting on the progress of the Go See Bursary Collective Creativity were awarded in 2015.
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Re:View Bursary Progress
Capturing some of the conversations, ideas and people I encounter whilst using the A-N Re:View bursary I was awarded in 2014.
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Challenging Reality with Digital Art at Watermans Weekender
Review of the Digital Performance Weekender at Watermans November 2015
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Behind-the-scenes: In-residence at Paper Gallery, Manchester
One of the great things about being on residency is the creative freedom you have to pursue new work.
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English Absurdism
A plea to recreate Absurdism within England and maybe, even the World and beyond.
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Gone Postal
I am an East Coast Canadian currently on sabbatical in Wales completing my MFA at Cardiff School of Art and Design. ‘Gone Postal’ documents my exploration of on-line and material archives and the interplay between virtual and material worlds. A […]
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Artory
An app at the cultural heart of Plymouth
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Industrialisation and ‘The Breadline’
With the anniversary of the referendum coming up I’ve eventually plucked myself out of the post degree show hole. I’ve been thinking about the make up of our society, business after business being shattered becoming a mere shadow in the street […]
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Art in Bearpit
Art in Bearpit is a pilot programme of commissions and events developed for the Bearpit in central Bristol, produced by Hand in Glove in 2015. The Bearpit will play host to a series of unusual interventions and encounters, interrupting the everyday life of the city.
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lightsgoingon & flow contemporary arts are working together to provide training
Flow Contemporary Arts to deliver training on behalf of lightsgoingon
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Lowland Tribe & Mountain Tribe
As part of PEAK, a contemporary art initiative in the Black Mountains, Wales, Rebecca Spooner reports on a weekend exchange visit from studio artists based at Wysing Arts Centre, Cambridgeshire.
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Interlace: a-n New Collaborations Bursary
Interlace is a new collaboration project between Ruth Singer & Bethany Walker
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Out of Context.
Media bias, are we to blame?
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Firmly on the ground, balancing on your toes, with a pencil in your mouth
– Let’s meet Tuesday week. 4pm? – Wednesday would be better for me. – For me too. – Wednesday 4pm? – Or Monday at 2? He recalled being ten and afraid of not being good enough… At first this collaborative […]
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Regrets and Resolutions
or; my relationship with sketchbooks.
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AA2A at Staffordshire University
I have recently been accepted for the AA2A (Artists Access to Art Colleges) at Staffordshire University where I have a studio space and access to the facilities. Here I will be showing my experiments during the months I have here.
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Artist-in-Residence at Trinity College, Bristol
An artist’s musings on life in a theological college: part-time Artist-in-Residence, part-time PhD student, full-time head heart and spirit.
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512 hours
Marina Abramovic’s new work now at an end at the Serpentine Gallery, Kensington Gardens, London
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The Puffin Man
Literature for Children
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Furiously Mad: 300 Year of Legal Insanity
Pool Artists come from diverse backgrounds and their chosen art forms are equally varied. They are working to create opportunities to produce, promote and sell their own artwork. Pool Arts aims to educate the public about the positive effects of […]
