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Here are some images from our show ‘Place Displace’ showing how our work has evolved as a result of the Tokyo exchange last summer. During the summer of 2009, fourteen students from Camberwell, Chelsea and Wimbledon Colleges (CCW) at the University of the Arts London travelled to Tokyo, to participate in a […]
So here’s a clip of me on the program House Gift on ITV1 which was aired on my birthday! I had a nice little chat with Laurence Llewelyn Bowen and he said that he really liked my work. He liked its nostalgic element and my use of colour and space. He was at Wimbledon College […]
Over the past year or so, I have become increasingly fascinated in collections and hoarding behaviour. This incredible exhibiton of Andrew Novick’s collection of collections shows just a fraction of what he has accumulated. To him, the only problem is having the space to display it all. He collects everything from Barbie dolls to dead […]
Knobbly Gourd
Originally uploaded by fionalongart.
My dear old art teacher who helped to transform my life into the budding artist that I am today sadly died recently at the age of 87. Fred Sinkinson was a wonderful man and an inspiration and will be sorely missed.
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I really enjoyed taking part in the WAM exhibition at the Crypt Gallery under St Pancras Church. It was great to see my Post Consumer Material Culture work in another context. It was such a different setting to using a gallery wall and was really interesting to see the contrasts. There were physical constraints like […]
Exhibition “Drawn Cut Torn”curated by Terry Smith at the wimbledon space, of drawings from people at Chelsea, Camberwell and Wimbledon Colleges of Art. All visitors to each of the colleges on one day in October 2008 were asked to make a drawing of either “who am i?” or “where am i?” on an A4 piece […]
Orford Ness
Originally uploaded by fionalongart.
I’m excited to announce that I’m taking part in a group show at the incredibly atmospheric St Pancras Crypts. It’s called “Mind the Gap” and is about bringing depression above ground. It is the second WAM (Women’s Art Movement) exhibition celebrating […]
I was lucky enough to be phoned up the other day and invited to show some of my paintings at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital. It’s a great space with nice open internal architecture and there is alot of art; paintings hanging on the walls and sculptures suspended in spaces between floors. My work is along […]
Song Dong, Waste Not, 2005
Originally uploaded by 16 Miles of String.
On our second day in Tokyo we had a wonderful lecture by the internationally acclaimed artist Song Dong. He was talking mostly about his work: Waste Not which was being shown on a whole floor […]
Apologies that it’s been soooo long since my last post! I did intend to blog every day when I was away in Tokyo but I had such a hectic time that I rarely got more than four hours sleep so, as you can imagine, I didn’t get much blogging done! Then I’ve been catching up […]
