Wednesday, July 29, 2009

Regeneration in Woolwich

I (Esther) spent a fantastic afternoon in Woolwich yesterday with writer Sarah Butler. Sarah and I have worked together before and are planning a public art regeneration project for Woolwich. So, yesterday we went to meet the lovely people at The Greenwich Heritage Centre (http://www.greenwichheritage.org/) and Firepower Royal Artillery Museum (http://www.firepower.org.uk/). It was very exciting to be shown a tiny glimpse of their archive collections - we were shown things as diverse as Spike Milligan and Frankie Howerd's signatures when they joined the Artillery there, amazing old posters with stunning typography, and even cabinets of vast butterfly collections!

Sarah and I are hoping to use the collections as inspiration for a writing and visual arts education project there next year. In the meantime its inspired me to hook out my copy of Interpreting Objects and Collections, to refresh my head on the debate on how we relate to material culture and why we're so obsessed with collecting :)




we|wow

here at interim we are HUGE fans of we|wow, and have had a few of our DVD designs/products created by them. we are delighted to see they are using one of our booklet designs (from the Write Now and Then project we did in 2007/08) to promote their new eco-friendly WowWallet :)

Tuesday, July 28, 2009

Edit at Donlon Books

I'm exhibiting the animation I created for the MA show at Donlon Books, Unit 3, 210 Cambridge Heath Road, London E2 9NQ from 24 July to 22 August.

So the MA is all over...

Here are a few photos of what I produced for my MA show at Camberwell. Everyone passed, so a huge well done to all!!!




Thursday, July 09, 2009

TEXTURE and TYPOGRAPHY @ The Wey Valley School and Sports College

Working with G.C.S.E. students investigating texture and typography during a 2 day creative workshop @ The Wey Valley School and Sports College in Weymouth, Dorset.



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piCOt [pee-koh] network piCOt is a loosely joined collective of artists, writers, curators and researchers whose work inhabits the intersections of art, technology and critical theory. Our contributers are based in the South West & London (UK) and across Europe. The piCOt collective also produces the geekFEST biennale. picot [pee-koh] noun an edging of many small loops, as on lace or ribbon, forming an ornamental border.

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