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Fraser’s Work Is A Beautiful Game….

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'Knees and Crocodile' - Mercedes Helnwein

Fraser Kee Scott is certainly becoming recognised as a mover-and-shaker of the art world.  He opened his Notting Hill-based gallery (A Gallery) when he was just 19 and has since seemingly perfected the ability to see the message-beyond-the-skill that so…

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Beach Huts And Fairy Dust!

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'Peaceful Beach' - painting

In this edition of ‘Spotlight’, I’m talking to Wendy Massey, a successful member of ArtWeb whose career has included teaching in a young offender’s institute and producing children’s personalised art.   Wendy seems to have achieved the balance that many artists…

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Richard Wilson makes my year as well as exceedingly good sculptures.

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'She Came In Through The Bathroom Window' - artwork

I feel very privileged to have recently had the opportunity to interview renowned sculptor and Turner-prize nominee, Richard Wilson.  In fact, having been a fan of his work for some time, it was tantamount to Christmas morning when you’re 6. …

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Madonna on Roller Skates, Squashed Behind a Phone Box

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twinning-dress-photo-of-two-ladies-by-tai-snaith

  This week the spotlight is on Tai Snaith, a Melbourne-based artist who’s exhibited and performed all over the world from remote Scotland to ultra-modern Japan. She has worked with a variety of diverse media from pen to broccoli and…

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Heroic work, Mr Firrell!

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‘IT SEEMS IMMENSELY TIMELY TO ME TO EXPLORE WHAT WE REALLY MEAN BY HEROISM’ – Martin Firrell ‘COMPLETE HERO’ BY MARTIN FIRRELL AT THE GUARDS CHAPEL LONDON Public art digital projections of text and video to the chapel exterior The…

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Inside Out Festival Event – Artists In The Academy – 22 October 2009

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Date: Thursday 22 October, 2pm – 5pm Venue: The Anatomy Theatre and Museum, King’s College London, Strand Campus Cost: Free This event will explore and showcase some of the exciting collaborations between universities and artists-in-residence.  The event will involve a…

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Could this invitation from London Artists Collective be of benefit to you?

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Here’s an opportunity for artists from the London Artists Collective.  Whether you’re London-based or not, this could be just what you’re looking for.  Links follow at the end of the article. We are now accepting applications from new artists: London…

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If you go down to the woods today…You’re in for an installation!

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'Clare's Thorpe Bay installation'

Installation artist Clare Lynn has had resounding success with her magical light installations which she has been producing since last year.  Clare loves to transform ordinairy, sometimes run-down surroundings into magical, enchanting and inspirational areas with her use of LEDs…

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Kingston’s Degree Show Should Be Worth A View!

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University degree shows are always a great place to catch the new up-and-coming artists who may well be making a huge impact on the art world in the years to come.   They attract a wide audience, from students to those…

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Dan Fone blog – Search Engines and other post-MA weird patch related fun

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I recently finished a Masters degree in Digital Art.  I’m sure I’m not the only person to finish a Masters and find themselves wondering what comes next.  For two years I’ve had one focused goal, now attained.  Really though, the…

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LSE unveils new Richard Wilson sculpture, ‘Square the Block’

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'Turning The Place Over' - sculpture

Richard Wilson RA, one of Britain’s most renowned sculptors, revealed his ambitious five storey-high work at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) to the public , ready for it’s launch today (21st September 2009). Richard Wilson’s major…

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Cupar Arts Festival promises to be a feast for the senses.

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“Be prepared to be transported out of your comfort zone.” 2009 sees the second year of the CuparArts Festival.  Running from 10 – 25 October, the themes central to this ambitious event are innovation and experimentation.  It is the unique…

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‘Weaving Within’ – Stirling Castle and The Smith Gallery and Museum

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‘Weaving Within’ – Stirling Castle and The Smith Gallery and Museum 12th, September – 8th November 2009 The British Tapestry Group (BTG) is holding an exhibition of small format tapestries woven by its members, across the two venues of Stirling…

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Commission opportunity worth 200k open to artists!

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Following Enfield Council’s search for an artist to design at Florence Hayes Recreation Ground, another opportunity to secure a commission has arisen; this time the commission is worth £200,000.  In order to welcome people into Enfield from the South West,…

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Call to artists to submit public art design – make your mark!

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Have you always dreamed of designing a piece of public art which will stand the test of time and be seen by generations to come?  Here’s a fantastic opportunity for artists to design a piece of public art to be…

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