Tagged: Liverpool

February 5, 2010

A Curriculum

I’m excited to have been chosen to take part in A Curriculum, a new residency programme at A Foundation in Liverpool, during March – May 2010.

The residency is described thus:
“The programme will be scheduled over two months and will include input from visiting artists, curators, gallerists, collectors and commissioners. A Curriculum will give participants the chance to explore a broad range of perspectives which build a picture of the artist within the wider professional context.”

I will be starting a new body of work; working towards my first ever solo show at Yorkshire Sculpture Park early in 2011. Can’t wait to get stuck in.

http://www.saatchi-gallery.co.uk/acurriculum/

November 30, 2009

Lost at Sea second edition available

It is finally done – 88 copies of a second edition are available (actually, more like 60 as some have gone already), with an extra screen printed inner to make it a bit more special. £7 from me and at Lancashire Zine, Artists’ Books and Multiples Fair in January, add £2 for post and packing otherwise.

June 20, 2009

Liverpool Artists’ Book Fair

Went well today – Lost at Sea has sold out and other books are going the same way.. There tomorrow from 12 – 5 too: http://www.afoundation.org.uk/greenlandstreet/details.php?id=45

June 16, 2009

Venice

Off to Venice for a few days to see the Biennale and to generally get out of Liverpool! When I get back I will be invigilating Dumb Objects (looking great!) and then at the weekend it is the 2nd Liverpool Artists’ Book Fair.
Hope to see you there, more information about that here:

http://www.afoundation.org.uk/greenlandstreet/details.php?id=45

May 5, 2009

DRAWN IN

I will have some work in the upcoming DRAWN IN exhibition at The Lost Soul and Stranger Service Station gallery next to the Bluecoat. The show is based around artists who look at drawing in an alternative way somehow. More information to follow when I know some!

March 5, 2009

Lost at Sea – new book!

Lost at Sea is ready, just in time for the opening of ‘Climate for Change’ opening at FACT, Liverpool on Thursday 12th March. The book looks at those historic buildings that have been left behind with development, and as a result sit amidst incongruous new architecture or simply just alone.
The ‘dusty islands’ perch on precarious platforms above the sea.

Inkjet printed, stitched booklet housed in a tracing paper bottle envelope.
Edition of 20, priced at £7.50 from the FACT bookshop.