Following a recent spurt of workshop facilitating and leading on various projects, the art of running a workshop has been… Read more what is valuable about workshops?
Tag: public art
Housing Activism and the Artist – Inspirations and Thought Processes
Question #1: Can artists be part of changing and creating residential activity on our high streets and in our town… Read more Housing Activism and the Artist – Inspirations and Thought Processes
All Paths Lead to Morton – EAFS Offgrid
This summer welcomed the second Environmental Arts Festival Scotland – an international biennial of contemporary art practice in landscape – which… Read more All Paths Lead to Morton – EAFS Offgrid
New Distractions
Wee while back I blogged about ‘New Distractions’ over on The Stove Network’s blog… We asked ourselves a question: “Can… Read more New Distractions
Artists as activators
A few weeks ago, I took a detour on a trip from Edinburgh to Dunbar, to attend the first day… Read more Artists as activators
Mapping Annan
Last week found me sat in the football club in Annan of a Sunday afternoon, in itself a bit of… Read more Mapping Annan
So that was Parking Space…
You can read more about my latest project with the stove network, Parking Space, over on the stove’s website here… Read more So that was Parking Space…
But is it art?
As ever, post project, the cogs finally start whirring and something close to cohesiveness starts to emerge from the fog… Read more But is it art?
Uula Jero and his magnificent pedal-powered Foundry
Casting has excited me since art school. The excessive amounts of process, technical skill application (or not, as is often… Read more Uula Jero and his magnificent pedal-powered Foundry
Raising our own Grand Design
Tessa Lynch’s Raising stands on high ground, looking out across Jupiter Artland to the hills beyond. The scene is created… Read more Raising our own Grand Design
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