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Rules are made to be broken*

I have failed. Admitting it is both a relief and shock. I am not used to failing at things but in this case there is no getting around it. It is quite a spectacular fail too – so I feel […]

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40th Anniversary Feature

40 Years 40 Artists: the 1990s

Read the second set of conversations in our 40 Years 40 Artists series of interviews with artists who feature in a-n’s archive.

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40th Anniversary Feature

40 Years 40 Artists: Lubaina Himid

Lubaina Himid remembers the difficulties and successes of the “wilderness years” of 1990s, and how she built her “whole life around making work.”

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Untitled blog post from "Project Me"

  I have been playing a wee game this week – inspired by an announcement about an advanced research masters for artists and designers. It is very easy and very enjoyable, you simply read any academic call and say “making” […]

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The Edit…

The Edit So much of what I present to the public relies upon the edit. The judicious pruning. I’m not sure what percentage of my time is spent doing this – either consciously or subconsciously. But each piece of work, […]

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The publication

Front cover: Back cover:   Initially, the idea for a book was very different to the book now. The working concept of the book is the loose associations between objects, labels and diagrams, and the formations of metaphors. I changed […]

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Both and …

In Swedish one often says ’both and’ rather than just ’both’ – as in ’I want to have both’ (Jag vill ha både och). This feels particularly relevant at the moment. In eleven days I will have two studios: one […]

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Conclusions (and what next?)

Taking part in this activity has allowed us to do some good, unhurried thinking at several levels. On the most zoomed-out plane, we’ve been part of a national network of artists grappling with some similar ideas, but skewering them from […]

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What We Did (with the benefit of hindsight)

I didn’t write these blogs as the activity was happening because they’d have been boring descriptions rather than semi-interesting explanations. We were doing stuff without knowing what was going to happen, so a bit of time to think about why […]

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Seduced …

Almost exactly as I made that last post I got a message letting me know that there are two studios still available at the Hospital and that I was very welcome to come look at them! I read the mail […]

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I’ve been reading…

Yes, I’ve been reading… This might seem like a strange statement. It seems strange to me. I was the child (and the adult) who would carry on reading if the house was on fire.  When I undertook, in 2010, a […]

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Post 1: Graham Crowley

For my first post I will be looking at the website of artist Graham Crowley. We had an Artists Talk with him this week in which we saw his work first hand, and so it was good to also look […]

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Dropping out – Conversation #3

Extracts from our conversation presented as a stream of consciousness. The two accompanying images depict public placements of some of the text extracts.   Three is the magic number so they say. Where’s my pen. Where’s my tea. How does […]

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What is mail art?

what is mail art? a brief look at how I found mail art and what it means to me to be using mail art as an art practice.

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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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snowy saturday

hello hello.  feels good today as i’ve reached out to a local project to get involved.  i’ve been brave and spoken about my evolving practice – i’m currently investigating if indeed i practice in a transdisciplinary way.  i’ve linked this […]

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