(The immediate context to this picture is not available as memory, but as learned information, put together from reliable and unreliable sources.) SELF Wed 28 January 2015 (– reflections on early years) I took down my paintings from the […]
After the many months of writing my dissertation I thought I deserved a treat, so I bought myself the Marlene Dumas book The Image as Burden. This was a few months ago before the accompanying exhibition at Tate Modern in […]
This post will talk about Joseph Beuys Joseph Beuys German artist For sure it’s in Beuys i had a stronger influence even in the way and size , shape of my work i will start to talk a bit about […]
This week’s selection includes the Whitechapel Gallery’s major exploration of Modernism in art, Caravan Gallery’s photographs of Britain, and a Suffragette-inspired exhibition in Colchester.
Why look into Gordon Matta-Clark’s filming process for his art works? Well.. I thought it was interesting to see exactly how Matta-Clark documents every detail of his processes of making his monstrous building sculptures. His use of photography and filming […]
Moving on from my project in neon The Perfect 10, and influenced by discovering the work of Rebecca Horn, I am excited to be exploring the idea of a performance piece. Aim: – demonstrate the restrictions of ideals imposed on women by […]
We are delighted to have been selected to receive an a-n Bursary to allow us to visit the Venice Biennale during preview week in early May. We will be traveling in ‘Mistress Enid Abbott’, our converted mini-bus, making the over […]
My exhibition have opened on the 20th of February, I have been very busy, so I didn’t have a chance to look after this blog. Sabina Sallis : The Source of Resilience NewBridge Project Space Saturday 21st February – Saturday […]
I was thinking of having a sculpture, or installation piece made up of a Hospital bed, a chair, table and a side cabinet from Ipswich Hospital. I would put all the cards I revived, and make it look homely. I […]
Early forms of portraiture often came in the form of sculpture and statues. Grown out of political necessity they were often depicting emperors to celebrate their power. This demand for portraits was responsible for the growth of the Art Industry. […]
This post will be only to show the photos i had made during the first year in Lens Based Media. More photos from the dancer. All this photos are made in a lecture of drawing, where we had to done […]
http://www.dailypost.co.uk/whats-on/arts-culture-news/look-anglesey-photographers-shots-nudes-8826369?ICID=FB-DPost-main. Accessed 15/03/2015 Here is some photography work by the artist Glyn Davies. He used nude models and took images of them in the welsh landscape. I was really intrigued by this work as it used the landscape of my […]
Why look into these artists as part of my work? Rachel Whiteread and Memory Trace As part of my ongoing research, I wanted to explore more different artists that play a similar aspect to me in creating art work. The […]
It’s strange how an art project can just arrive. I’m in New Zealand with family, and spotted this book in a closing down sale in Nelson when we stopped for coffee. The gorgeous flowers on its front cover caught my […]
After being interviewed by a writer for A.N. Blogs about the relationship between research for a dissertation and studio work I have decided to look at the common themes running through my work and my dissertation. Click here My studio […]
Extending from `Period’ to the opposite side of the spectrum is `Blue’. By creating a mind map of specific words, i was able to connect my work to different themes/artist. The term period with the use of Red an […]
When I began painting a few years ago the subject was often my family. I had two nephews then (now three almost four!) and I wanted to capture their innocent expressions in paint. It is only now looking back I […]
Twin Palms Publishers have just released a new photobook from Mike Brodie, Tones of Dirt and Bone, lifting the lid on the photographer-cum-mechanic’s unseen images of the people he met while hopping trains in the US. Tim Clark is intrigued.
A new exhibition and collaboration between artists Emilia Telese and Binita Walia providing commentaries and insight on how the role of women is shaped and constrained by social, economic and political contexts.
I’ve had the chance to be involved in an exciting opportunity developed by tutors and students at UCS designed to encourage a new body of work. The 10PRJCT encourages one artist each week over a period of ten weeks to […]
For my third idea of how my photography work has been exhibited I have designed and produced a selection of calendars which have different themes to them such as music and musicians, landscapes and flowers. i have given them to […]
For my third idea of how my photography work has been exhibited I have designed keyring with images of different themes such as music, water and architecture. I will sell them at charity events I am involved in and give […]
For my third idea of how my photography work has been exhibited I have created postcard similar to the folded cards as they say; “Photography by Helen Lloyd” and my contact details with my website address.
