
Resilience is like a rubber band
I’ve always been described by my close friends and family as ‘resilient’, but what does this mean? Is there a limit to this resilience?
I’ve always been described by my close friends and family as ‘resilient’, but what does this mean? Is there a limit to this resilience?
It has been a while since I have blogged, mainly because I have been focusing on finishing my final dissertation for my Masters followed by a certain amount of flummoxing about with family commitments mixed with needing to not do […]
Recently I found myself saying the phrase “Chase the play…not the pay” while being interviewed for a podcast…
Have you found yourself making more work, less or about the same? Has your subject drastically changed or not at all?
Hidden in Plain Sight
Crab Nebulae , from The Cloudy and Hot Atmosphere of a Quiet Sun. Acrylic on paper.
Derelict Fulham Town Hall to be given new lease of life starting with major Post-Lockdown art celebration.
Walking between viewing points.
Sneaking under surfaces.
Pausing where paths cross.
When I have activities growing in parallel, it is at their intersections that the most interesting shifts occur. This blog is an opportunity to consider the interplay between projects.
Jealous Gallery curates a mini Art on a Postcard Auction ‘Spring Has Sprung!’
For information on how to submit work for this month long miniature art exhibition across several dolls house galleries under the Small House Gallery banner planned for August, visit: https://www.a-n.co.uk/jobs/small-house-gallery-summer-open/
Find swathes of bright and beautiful plumage tumbling out of my windows, like children spilling into a school playground. This carefully coiffed street is debating how to respond to all this unruly ruffling, but decides it’ll reserve judgement for a […]