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Netheredge Yarnstorm
I’ve been supporting artist Lyn Carruthers by designing the map for this year’s yarnstorm event in Netheredge.
First Article Published!
I have just had notification that I have had my first ever article published. See Engage 37, the international journal of visual art and gallery education for my piece on participatory artist Ania Bas!
Degree Show Installation
I am thrilled that my work is now installed for the 2015 Manchester School of Art degree show at MMU. My work is part of the Vertical Gallery curated show in the building Benzie and can be found on Floor three in the lovely atrium area. Looking forward to the launch party tomorrow!
Book Cover Series
A book cover set for Dracula, Frankenstein, Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde and the Hound of the Baskervilles, all based on the chemical elements underpinning the narratives. Iron (in the blood) for Dracula, Carbon (the basic building block of life) for Frankenstein, Arsenic (for suicide) in Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde, and Phosphorous (of the
Re:Advertise back at PX
Smizz and I turning our RE:Advertise messages into badges with participants at Parson Cross in March 2013.
Sheffield Docfest 2012
“What type of work do you do?” “I collect information” So said Mark Lombardi, subject of one of the three arts (or should that be politics?) documentaries I watched at Sheffield Docfest last week. Those documentaries being (click on links for
Re:Advertise at PX event this Saturday
Re:Advertise is ready to roll in the Parson Cross area of Sheffield this Saturday. Armed with text sourced from adverts local to the area Smizz and I will be asking local residents to take the words of advertisers and use them to tell us what they really want. Here is some material on the event
Deduction
What is social history? Why is it important? How might people approach it differently? What is the role of the artist when it comes to working with social history? Magpie or educator or both? I’ve been asking myself these questions over the past few months whilst I’ve been working on a uni project for Queen