Further Afield: Exploring art and disability in rural spaces
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Last time I wrote here, I mentioned feeling pleased that I no longer had to pay for expensive storage space – I’d managed successfully, to fit everything that wasn’t needed in my studio into my garden shed. Money aside, commercial […]
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A long-term collaboration between ArtCan and ÖSKG/Tjörnedala Konsthall based on connecting across physical and metaphorical borders to break down cultural, social and political barriers.
Programmed by Black Curators Collective
Day 1 – Thursday 11 July 2024, 9.30am – 5.15pm: online via Zoom
Day 2 – Friday 12 July 2024, 10.30am – 4pm: online via Zoom
Day 3 – Saturday 13 July 2024, 11am–3pm: in-person at Sandwell Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services, 48 Lodge Road, West Bromwich B70 8NY
For a-n members. Free to attend, booking required
Assembly Black Country: Black Box explores notions of access through ‘teach-in’ workshops, screenings and discussions with art workers from across the Black Country, an area with limited contemporary visual arts infrastructure.
Black Box refers to Black Curators Collective’s takeover of arts organisations and BCC’s approach to programming. Drawing on the notion and function of self-contained systems, it aims to protect ideas and labour by Black creatives from institutional co-option, dilution and tokenism.
Thursday 11 July 2024 – online, 9.30am–5.15pm: A series of ‘teach-in’ discussions, named in reference to legacies of protest, political expression and activism. Designed to be practical, participatory and action focused.
Friday 12 July 2024 – online, 10.30am–4pm: Through talks, panel discussions and workshops, we’ll explore the aesthetic, practical and theoretical ideas of ‘access’ in the Black Country’s cultural work.
Saturday 13 July 2024 – in-person, 11am–3pm: A tour of new artworks at Sandwell Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services, in collaboration with Hospital Rooms.
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Exhibition news and update of work in progress by Gayle Rogers on her commemoration-centred practice. Supported by an Artist Bursary: Artist Information Company 2023
Today’s been a typical Bank Holiday Monday weather-wise, with continuous rain falling pretty much all day. I postponed plans to do some gardening and instead, focused on my creative work – and specifically, this blog. It’s great to have over […]
Since 2006, I have incorporated video as a fundamental element in my artistic practice, they fuel my paintings and prints. To me, responding to video is akin to responding to nature – it’s all visual stimuli. These videos can also […]
An excerpt from my dissertation – BA Fine Art, class of 2024