the blessed round
I was lucky enough to be invited to collaborate on The Blessed Round, a cantata by Rebecca Bilkau, set to music by Helen Roe, which had its first performance on […]
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blackthorn and blood
I’ve been hedgelaying on and off, at Gunnersbury Triangle, a little jewel of woodland between three tube lines in Chiswick. Even in the snow, the blackthorn had a few delicate […]
books in the digital age?
I love books as objects, and own many; but I also love the convenience of e-readers for commuting and holidays. E-readers are also not as comfortable to hold as a […]
balance as flow
I’m demonstrating at Art in Action this week, and I’ve been thinking about the Ceramic Tent’s theme of “balance”. For me, the interesting balance is dynamic equilibrium, much more part […]
the book of the still
As I wrote in an earlier post I’m very drawn to “close reading “ of physically present objects after a long working life in the virtual world. I’ve been slowly […]
