Here are the final slides from my Question of Research presentation, along with the basic script. I’m going to be exploring the question...

Published articles and books Amy, Michaël. 'Nothing Outlives Mortality: A Conversation with Kristen Morgin', Sculpture, 29 (2010), 46-51....

This is definitely the hardest part for me. Partly from a lack of confidence that what I make could be defined as 'creative practice' -...

My interest in the haptic experience of reading/looking through an artists' book has led me to think about ways the artist can enhance...

I was really interested in the notion of artists' books as a conceptual space for interactive experience and decided to explore this...

Another artist who I've been researching, and whose work is seminal to the development of artists' books is Dieter Roth. Roth began...

Although a loose and baggy category, I would argue that what distinguishes an artist's book from other visual forms - sculpture or...

I thought it would be a good time to start with a recap on what I've discovered so far: Materiality in art is a relatively new concept....

I started my research by thinking about paratextual theory within literary criticism and took a pause on that idea while I consolidated...

Just a brief blog to record an interesting lecture I watched by the photographer and academic Rachel Smith for the Open College of Arts...

In my last blog I presented a potted history of materiality within visual art, today, I want to consider a few unanswered questions: how...

While I have some vague ideas about where I want to go with my question, I wanted to begin with some research into the history of...

Mike started the lecture by asking us to offer up a solution to a problem, as a way to discuss three different reasoning methods....

Over consolidation week, we were asked to complete a collaborative research task, which we would then present on our return. The...

In preparation for our session with Dr Elaine Igoe, we were asked to create brief narratives about our research journey's up to this...

Thinking about the idea of the creative genius: from Turing to Turner and why the reality is far more reassuring.

In a session led by Elaine Igoe, we focused on practice-based research, in particular, how story-telling and narrativisation can be...

Franklin Booth was one of the pre-eminent pen and ink illustrators of the 20th Century.

Discussing models of research and how they can be used to approach our own creative practice.

A look at an online exhibition of Neurath’s educational Isotype books.