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Opens Tuesday 16 September, runs until 22 September 2014 The school of Fine Art, History of Art and Cultural Studies at the University of Leeds hosts this year’s crop of MA and MFA Fine Art graduates, for their show entitled […]

It might not be the final frontier. But this blog entry begins and ends with space. The big bang of the widescreen, large format and panoramic. A location for an artist to perform and connect with people. The contested politics […]

It might not be the final frontier. But this blog entry begins and ends with space. The big bang of the widescreen, large format and panoramic. A location for an artist to perform and connect with people. The contested politics […]

So the emailing begins trying to re-connect with contacts in Finland and finding the right people to talk to in Manchester. I have had some amazing contacts from Julie Ward NW Labour MEP who has helped network me with Geoffrey […]

Post 8 Teresa Grimes – 6/June/2014 On starting the session I gave Teresa an extensive introduction to the overall work, my processes and the individual works displayed for her. Editing came up during conversation whilst Teresa was talking about purity […]

After a long break spent working and being distracted, one of the big projects I have been involved in was the conception and realisation of an exhibition exploring drawing in contemporary art practice. I’ve written a bit of a review: […]

Technical problems aside, I love this site and everything it stands for, and all the goodies one can find within it.  Fantastic opportunities listings, helpful resources, interesting blogs… I’ve enjoyed being a part of its community since the beginning of […]

Beyond the garden fence of the studio, the building work of More West progresses. Insulation material is being installed. Inside, I’m holding court on my first open day. It was great to see old and especially new faces. Allan Tyrrell was born […]

Re-reading some more of the Artistic Research course texts, or perhaps reading them in a (literally physically) different context has been surprisingly rewarding.  Sometimes it can take a really long time for me to ‘get’ something, or to reach a […]

like a week ago, i’ve woken up on sunday feeling more rested than the last couple of days.  still in hyper sensitivity, actions around me impact and impart.  i hold onto the rails and wait for calm to return.   […]

i’m listening to this while i compose this post :   i had a day off from the dessert yesterday.  gave me time to think and consider. gave me time to work on another endeavour i have at the moment… working […]

But I do think it is important to write about what I’m doing and also to review where I am up to with all the things I am meant to be doing, so I’ll use this blog post to do […]

It has taken me several weeks to approach this blog post. Hesitation. Procrastination. Wanting so much to write about my experience of our visit to Newcastle medical school anatomy lab; a place Eleanor and I are very familiar with. So much […]

To sound quintessentially English – Summer is a delight at Hestercombe.  The gardens are in full bloom and the landscape is bursting with vibrant foliage and healthy flora.  My recent stay was different to my previous experiences merely because now […]

Lynn at the ancient Yew Tree Well, I’ve tried four times to upload an image here and every time I try to do this I lose my text and have to start all over again! surely someone else is having […]

I have adopted an air of “Yes, I can do that!” Because I am now self employed person.   I have also adopted an air of “No, I’m sorry, I don’t do that!”   (Edited later to include “I’ve spent […]

Not blogging for so long has been interesting, for someone who probably blogs every three or four days. Marion Michell tweeted she was glad of the break, to reflect (you see we haven’t been able to stay away from social […]