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Ah yes – a reasonable night of sleep results in a very full day of creativity. Well, it all turned-out not quite as planned today. I was looking forward to attending a lecture by YBA Michael Landy at UCS, to […]

My whole mood has changed… aaahg!!!… I was so up for writing positively when I started but have just deleted my opening paragraph… What is it with these people? Why this deliberate, determined push to undermine our subject? We really […]

Week 67: 23rd – 29th DecemberAfter last week’s exploration into artistic forms of research mixed with concepts of quantum physics and philosophy, I thought it might be time to consider again the nature of interdisciplinary practice, particularly in relation to […]

Things have descended into total chaos in my life, and I’ve largely been unable to continue doing anything much at all, never mind art. Without wishing to totally depress everyone completely, I’m currently paying the bedroom tax on my son’s […]

Graduate Studios Me and Michael Borkowsky and currently putting together a plan to create a set of artist lead studios for recent graduates in Sheffield. I wanted to write a blog about why I feel that this would be a […]

The subject of attending University for the purposes of developing your practice is not without documented debate, and is a debate that highlights the contrasts of learning through academia against learning through intuition and life experiences. One school of thought […]

Why am I doing this blog? This blog is about me expanding my ideas into the public arena. I graduated in 2002, with a Visual Arts degree. I had acclaim about my art, but I did not share this confidence. […]

Back to earth today – no more Tate and Paul Klee. The walls of the gallery needed a bit of making good so the gallery curator and I spent the afternoon sanding and touching up the walls of the gallery […]

I’m still not getting anywhere with Kickstarter funding, so I’m taking a break for a while. The Christmas Market went well considering we had to move it at short notice. I somehow managed to set it up, and made as […]

Does the idea that the best way to succeed in the creative industries is to comply with the notion that you have to have been to university and follow a particular path really work? In my view it has more […]

Currently Reading: Vitamin 3-D: New Perspectives in Sculpture and Installation. Phaidon (eds.). 2009. Phaidon, London. This survey of contemporary sculpture conducted in 2009 spotlights 119 prominent cross-generational artists from 27 countries, introduced by Anne Ellegood. The criteria for inclusion to […]

In a previous blog post I mentioned two areas of my work which were just beginning to unfold. The AA2A project, http://aa2a.biz/pg/profile/southampton based at Solent University took off to a slow start due to previous commitments and school holidays which […]

Following on from our previous posts “Why You Don’t Need to Debut” This post is addressed to new graduates who are wondering what to do next, and who have perhaps considered attending one of the “how to get into the […]

As the first proper entry of my first ever blog there is a lot to say as there is a month or so to catch up on!!! Before I came to Art Space:- I studied 3DDesign at the University of […]