Cornwall based artist and plumber Sovay Berriman reflects on a successful 2024, including being the Clore Visual Art Fellow 2023/24, supported by a-n.
London based artist Emma Douglas works with a wide range of media, including drawing, printing, painting, photography, sculpture and film. Here she reflects on a successful year that included winning the Working Drawing Award at the Trinity Buoy Wharf Drawing Prize.
Exhibition featuring 59 artists from the online cooperative The Drawing Box showcasing A0 drawings created during lockdown. Review By Slavka Sverakova on behalf of the Drawing box.
The visual arts are at the heart of the UK’s creative economy. From driving economic growth to enriching communities and shaping culture, the sector is recognised as a key ‘growth-driving’ force in the government’s new 10-year Industrial Strategy. But to […]
Spend from one week to one month at The Lemonade Press in Bristol
This Autumn the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) for Visual Arts and Artists was reconstituted with cross-party support from MPs and Peers. The group provides a forum for parliamentarians to better understand the challenges faced by UK visual artists and the […]
Life v Art: a postscript to my last blog post … Reconcilation: reuniting, reunion, bringing back together again, pacification, resolution, appeasement, placating I’ve read Anne Truitt’s ‘Daybook’ a lot over the past few years – it’s very much a ‘go […]
The final post sent from East Anglia with much appreciation for a 2 week residency with uncertainty. Solitary, but not solitary…company and compatriots in other guises – pebbles, paper, sand, water, vegetables, air and gravity. THE CONTAINERS [or some […]
A self-contained studio 132 sqft on the ground floor (sharing a common entrance) in the ASC Art House near West Croydon (10min walk). The current tenant is looking for a fellow creative to share the space with from December. If […]
Shows by a-n members across the UK, including a solo exhibition in Edinburgh by Holly Davey, outdoor sculpture in Yorkshire by Matthew Darbyshire, plus group shows featuring works by artists Rae-Yen Song, Zoe Anker and Małgorzata Dawidek
Research project funded by the Edward James Foundation (West Dean College of Arts & Conservation) walking-with texts and imagery from the archive to explore the more than industrial values of forests towards aesthetic, imaginal, and relational values.
Artists Talk at Tate Liverpool – RIBA North building 25th September 2024. Artists – Sonia Boue, Becky Beasley, Peirce Starre with Professor Claire Penketh as chair. I have recently treated myself to a railcard which made the journey […]
I don’t have a very big studio – in fact it is quite small as studios go and it is crammed to the gills with materials, artwork and necessary furniture. This means that I have to be quite considered when […]
