Visit to British Museum to see the Grayson Perry exhibition – Tomb of the Unknown Craftsman – with Vision 21 Being Feasters.
Centre photo by Glenn Hall
Visit to British Museum to see the Grayson Perry exhibition – Tomb of the Unknown Craftsman – with Vision 21 Being Feasters.
Centre photo by Glenn Hall
Weave Animation uploaded onto Town Council Website
Circulated next steps for the WtL Severn Project
Attachments
Meeting with Kel Portman to review WtL website, blog and facebook.
Preparation for Tree Planting
Completed first draft of Drawing Symposium article
Tree delivery and heeling in with Seb Buckton and Ivi Szaboova of Stroud Valleys Project – great plants, lovely roots. Quite taken aback by the number of stakes and tree guards …
activity day and experiment with new format ‘core group’ meeting. Thinking about artist as fire lighter, largely due to local writer and fellow director of Folly Wood, Martin Large’s motto, quoted in his book “Common Wealth” that I’ve been reading- “Its better to light fires than fill buckets”. For me, that would depend on the situation…
preparing to heel in plants at Folly Wood with Helen Keating, Keith Patterson, Andy Freedman and Ruth Illingworth.
family event in Manchester including a visit to my late Grandparents old home after a gap of forty years. Dawn from the train.
Preparing next steps of the WtL Severn Project
16 participants. Additional input from Dr. Iain Robertson. Walk along the Severn and Sharpness canal and around the Purton Wrecks, in particular looking at our process regards representing resilience in a watery landscape.
3rd, 4th and 5th
Writing an article following November Drawing Symposium for for possible publication in the Journal of Visual Arts Practice.
Email dialogue with Dr. Iain Robertson about his input into our upcoming First Friday Walk and the ensuing article for possible publication in the Journal of Arts & Communities.
Attempting to finish the Christmas cake.