SINGING, RANTING AND SCRIBBLING
With apologies to Ralph McTell http://www.artsprofessional.co.uk/magazine/view.cfm?id=5232&issue=227 The Arts of England Have you seen that old curator In the closed-down gallery Kicking up the feedback forms, generic with his worn out …
Response to Adrian Searle’s review of Brit Art Show 7 in Guardian http://www.guardian.co.uk/artanddesign/2010/oct/25/british-art-7-sarah-lucas? Other painters in the British Art Show don’t fare so well. Painting here is the weakest link …
I honestly believe the partitions between genres are collapsing…read Henry Jenkins Convergence Culture but the problem is that it occurring below the ‘established’ avant-garde radar in midst of ‘popular culture’ …
I am commencing a M.A. in multimedia through my own University. It open-ended and research based and will bring traditional practice and internet together. The project is centred on a …
This morning comes news of Penguin/apple tie-in or is it exploitation? Is this where the digital literature wars really start? One has to purchase Mr Fry’s new novel which actually …
I have spent the last couple of days seriously investigating the area which for want of a better word one can call ‘Transmedia’. Coined by Henry Jenkins in his book …
Yes I finally have a solo publication as a poet. Not bad after 25 years of writing. It is due to be released soon and you can pre-order from Amazon …
Two new additions to the drifting village now on Poetry part of my website at https://shaunbelcher.com/writing/ The Shipstone Star and Landlocked
A touring exhibition which started in Norwich and currently at Millenium Galleries Sheffield this Tate Gallery touring show comes with a specific tagline i.e. ‘Part of the Great British Arts …
Reply to Mark Ravenhill piece on Guardian forum here: http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2010/jul/25/arts-funding-cuts-theatre-galleries As someone with good and bad experience of work-shopping and the community arts ‘sector’ the point Rozainaziara makes i.e. If …