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Artists discussing their practice and experiences through personal blogs about the projects they’re working on, as they happen, wherever they happen.
Starting a project? Why not share your experiences by writing a blog about it?
I recently gave up my studio but this is a beginning for me. I realised that despite adversity I still manage to find creativity. The ideas still trickle in and in fact a little adversity makes the creativity richer in my opinion. So here Read on…
Latest post: 8 August 2008
Julie Freeman's residency with The Professor at the Microsystems and Nanotechnology Centre, Cranfield University, UK. Funded by a Wellcome Trust Arts Award. Read on…
Latest post: 5 August 2008
BA (Hons) Fine Art in Carlisle, UK. Degree show 2008 - "On Wednesdays We Draw Monsters" Read on…
Latest post: 12 May 2008
Fine Art at Falmouth constitutes a multitude of students working over and across a wide range of disciplines. Read on…
Latest post: 29 April 2008
To produce a collection of floral paintings for a major solo exhibition in 2008 at The Gallery, Chelmsford Library, Essex. Read on…
Latest post: 18 December 2007
This is a collaborative research project undertaken by Fran Wilde and, myself Gordon Flemons. The aim is to investigate an area of Chelmsford currently undergoing rapid redevelopment. The research will be carried out by collecting primary data Read on…
Latest post: 28 November 2007
I'm a twenty year old final year painting student at Aberystwyth. My speciality is portraiture, painted in a traditional style (oil on canvas) in a semi-photographic manner. Read on…
Latest post: 17 May 2007
:engagements with the space between the covers"A week long exhibition in a small Kentish seaside town of Herne Bay that means to display realizations of a project where the work is predominately text based in nature, in a more approachable Read on…
Latest post: 3 March 2007
