Friday, 26 November 2010

HANDS!

Free event at The Welcome Collection

Palm reading

fingerprints

surgery

Callography

I went to see the performance of ' The Articulate Hand' by Andrew Dawson here's a clip from the performance last year.

I got Adrenaline painted on my nail.... well it's drawn from an image of a cyrstal of the adrenaline hormone

...The other nail is dopamine.

FLASH PROJECTS
8 Kingly Street
b&w photos
Shop Front- drawings
1000 Drawings
Colin
humerous
Christo wraps central park monument
teddy bear
Argument about delivery
billing and shipping addresses different
Museum of Everything #3
Sir Peter Blake
Midgets
Circus
Shells
Dolls
Taxidermy
no photography signs
penalty= death
penalty = £1000 fine
penalty = £10 (0's covered by museum of everything's sticker) fine.

Flat Time House

we may potentially be exhibiting in flat time house, a gallery set up in the home of John Latham. This could be a great opportunity to create site specific work...

Farthing

Royal Academy of Arts

“Artists’ Laboratory 02, Stephen Farthing RA”

Stephen Farthing RA, 'Boucher: The Back Story', 2010. Oil on canvas, 207 x 173 cm

Stephen Farthing RA, 'Boucher: The Back Story', #2 2010. Oil on canvas, 207 x 173 cm

this painting makes me quite angry.

the gaudy colours.

the text and image have melded into an incoherent mush.

Thursday, 25 November 2010

ANGLE GRINDING'S NOT FOR GIRLS

I lied, it's so fun... but I decided it would just be far too time consuming and essentially pointless (as the grinder makes the surface rougher) for me to give my table box the rough treatment as I am intending to cover it anyway. I think I'll just file the rust and spray paint it!

Wednesday, 24 November 2010

Collapse

the fast version...

Precarious

Flimsy

light weight flimsy balsa wood frame.

Provocative?

Boucher, François: Resting Girl (1751) , also known as Mademoiselle O'Murphy

Life drawings

INSIDE THE BOX.

Callum and I did a collaborative life drawing piece from inside my metal frame, it was an exciting and bizzare experience. The end result is rather gruesome, Callum used ink which sparked my use of a scalpel and thus the drawing became a massacre. We moved the drawing board around the frame and at one point had the paper upside down. Many of the marks relate to our own bodies in the space as well as that of the life model.