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Keeping Going

by Elena Thomas

Meanwhile, away from the nine women, life goes on… The funding is going to be great, but I do need to earn money after that. If I removed myself from the possibility of other earning for the duration of the […]

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probably the last submission in 2014

by Andrew Martyn Sugars

with some relief i’ve sent another submission off today.  i have no more deadlines this side of the end of decemeber so it’s more than likely the last.  the only thing left to do is prepare my accounts. i’m thinking […]

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30 years of Castlefield Gallery: “People decided to club together and do something”

by Liz West

Manchester’s Castlefield Gallery is celebrating its 30-year history with a forward-looking exhibition featuring artists who are ‘shaping the future of contemporary art’. Liz West, an artist based in the city, speaks to the gallery’s director and to fellow Manchester artists, about the important role it plays in the area’s art ecology.

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Unit 9 Gallery opens its doors for the first time

by Dex Hannon

Brand new Gallery in Huddersfield, Unit 9 Gallery, a brand new space. I have a painting up in there, Rusted Revolutions, part of the Chaos Agriculture series.

The Gallery is at : Unit 9, Market Avenue, Huddersfield, HD1 2BB

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and relax

by Andrew Martyn Sugars

to hours and twenty minutes before the deadline … submission made to a residency opportunity. this one has been very significant – however the outcome of the submission goes. i spent weeks going around the houses and in the final […]

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Recursive restart 02 – reflections

by Simon Fell

So here I am sitting in a gallery full of art invigilating so the public can have access to it whenever they want to. I am finding that the context of this big white space (No Format gallery in Woolwich, […]

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Recursive restart 01

by Simon Fell

This will be the first time I have used this blog in the way it’s meant to be used, as a log of a project, or in this case an exhibition. I am showing in the ‘Recursive’ show, curated by […]

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Cost of volunteering: will UK arts ecology pay the price?

by David Trigg

As cuts continue to bite, arts organisations are plugging the funding gap by replacing paid staff – such as gallery invigilators – with unpaid volunteers. We look at three galleries in Liverpool and Bristol that have done just that, and assess what this growing trend could mean for both individual artists and the UK’s arts ecology.

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Serpentine Gallery: no pay for interns, top pay for directors

by a-n Editorial

Is it acceptable to advertise for unpaid, full-time interns? And what is a reasonable level of pay for the directors of a registered charity that receives over £1million a year from Arts Council England? Two stories about the Serpentine Gallery provide food for thought.

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