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Five Go Off in a Caravan

4/24/2016

While I was sunning myself in Manchester, Jill Eastland, Susie Johnson, Alison O'Neill, Sara Paynter and Rachel Wooller all intervened.
Private View, 6-8pm, Friday 29th of April 2016 Artworks, 5 Green's Road, Cambridge, CB4 3EF
Tea, coffee and possibly biscuits will be served.
Bring a bottle.
Live acoustic music, so bring your voice, or another instument, if you fancy joining in.

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Interventions and Invitations

4/15/2016

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For the next few days I am handing over the caravan and Little Life to a number of artists, to interveve in my work, in any way they choose. This will enable the village to develop organically, as the vision of a number of people, unlike modern developments such as Cambourne and Trumpington Meadows.
From 6-8pm on Friday the 29th of April, when my residency in the caravan ends, there will be a private view of Little Life at Cambridge Artworks, 5 Green's Rd, CB4 3EF. Come and see what we've been doing, bring a bottle, I am a poor artist!

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Three Penises and a Sidebottom

4/12/2016

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Showing off

4/9/2016

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Tuesday night at Artworks was the PV of Tapped In, work by first year BA Fine Art students from Cambridge School of Art. The show was for one night only, and I was too busy showing off in my caravan to remember to take photos, but I can at least list my personal favourites. Mari Eriksen's Untitled hanging makes detritus beautiful. Brenda Phillips' This Mortal Coil is a moving jumble of nails which was impossible not to touch. Immie Dungate's photos Encounters are powerfully unsettling. Finally, Tim Peaks is an emotionally clever film by Jorjia Johnson, which she projects onto an old window, rescued from a skip.