
Art school, travel, a degree in Indian art and philosophy, a spell in academia as a researcher critiquing the shit out of educational research using complexity theory...none of it answered my questions about how and why to make art.
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Three weeks later, here I am still thinking about Mason Currey’s discussion of John Cage’s advice in relation to discipline.
Making art - it’s not about you! Or shouldn’t be. Instead, it’s about giving yourself to a project, and then giv...
Sandpainting at my show, Wild Life; part of the Stirling Fringe, Stirling, September, 2013
At the end of last week’s ruminations (Excellence, ‘good’ art, and why all of that misses the point) I said that I didn’t like the idea of ‘self exp...
Last week I suggested that the idea of ‘talent’ doesn’t really serve either humans or their art (understood in the largest sense). The ‘talented’ get singled out, made special, severed from their fellow humans, and often find themselves lea...
I recently wrote about my sense that a lot of people would secretly like to draw or dance or sing or play an instrument; and that this secret wish was most likely crushed at an early age by institutions and power figures and cultural messag...
A few months ago I found myself in front of these four embroidered panels in the Scottish National Gallery, long before I had ever heard of Phoebe Anna Traquair. They are large; hand-crafted with gold thread, shining with the colours of sil...
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Art school, travel, a degree in Indian art and philosophy, a spell in academia as a researcher critiquing the shit out of educational research using complexity theory...none of it answered my questions about how and why to make art.
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