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Untitled blog post from "Keeping It Going"

July marked ten years since I wrote my first ever post here and I meant to acknowledge it.* The recent heatwave, plus contracting Covid for the first time, means that life’s slowed down somewhat over the past few weeks/months, however […]

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Solid Air exhibition
Event Exhibition

Solid Air

  • Archive
  • Venue:
    No format gallery
  • From:
    October 19, 2021
  • To:
    October 24, 2021
  • Location:
    London
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Bee Eaters: DAY 1

Working in our individual studios, we meet three times throughout the day. Here are our individual reflections and thoughts from the day’s actions, thinking and events. Louisa Chambers: Day 1: Lists It’s a lists kind of day after a frantic […]

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Review

Mayfair Sculpture Trail

A sculpture trail of contemporary works installed in iconic squares and locations across the West End. Curated by Mayfair Art Weekend in collaboration with Art in Mayfair. 2-27 June 2021

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Reflection on Session #4 by Mirei Yazawa

The theme for this session was ‘Relationship between art and society’ and it was our last bursary supported session. It was led by Catherine Harrington and myself. We started by looking at images of artworks that have a focus on […]

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DSG Feature

Class of 2020: Archie Brooks

BA (Hons) Fine Art final-year student at Leeds Arts University Archie Brooks speaks to Joanna Byrne. “I feel like my work creates a lot of anxiety.” Archie Brooks is a video artist in his final year of BA (Hons) Fine […]

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Review

Anatomy of Loss

Exploring ideas of materiality and absence through a combination of sculpture, drawing and text.

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Review

See Emily(s) Play

A review of Exxxtteeenssioon by Emily Roderick & Emily Warner
Curated by Alex Billingham for Vivid Live, 2nd August 2019

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Day 14: Goodbye’s

Our final day started with watching the sunrise from the top of the tower out my bedroom – where a weather-beaten sundial tells the time.  The low cloud cover sadly meant no sun to watch rising – so a later […]

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