Nicola speaks out in The Guardian’s ‘Case for culture’ article: 100 voices
The Guardian asked 100 arts professionals and figureheads why they think the arts are worth continued development. Read my full response to A Case For Culture and England losing 30% of its arts council budget here. See the full Guardian
Nicola speaks out in The Guardian’s ‘Case for culture’ article: 100 voices
The Guardian asked 100 arts professionals and figureheads why they think the arts are worth continued development. Read my full response to A Case For Culture and England losing 30% of its arts council budget here. See the full Guardian
Guardian Culture Panel discussion with Nicola Anthony
This afternoon I was invited to be part of the official discussion panel on Guardian Culture Network, alongside the regional director of Arts Council England, Marie Nixon from Clore, Jack Hutchiinson from AIR, Nancy Groves and Matthew Caines from Guardian
Guardian Culture Panel discussion with Nicola Anthony
This afternoon I was invited to be part of the official discussion panel on Guardian Culture Network, alongside the regional director of Arts Council England, Marie Nixon from Clore, Jack Hutchiinson from AIR, Nancy Groves and Matthew Caines from Guardian
Invite: Opening night, Displacements – 1 June 2013
Join me for an art exhibition in Singapore. What happens when 16 artists are let loose in a house that is about to be bulldozed? RSVP to the OPENING PARTY on Facebook HERE AND…… RSVP to the EXHIBITION
Invite: Opening night, Displacements – 1 June 2013
Join me for an art exhibition in Singapore. What happens when 16 artists are let loose in a house that is about to be bulldozed? RSVP to the OPENING PARTY on Facebook HERE AND…… RSVP to the EXHIBITION
New Exhibition: Ambiguous Portrait of a Cunning Linguist, Ikkan Art
I am thrilled to announce that I have been selected as a Young Artist to exhibit in an exhibition about verbal imagery – opening on 7th June at Ikkan Art Gallery, Singapore. I am honoured to be exhibiting alongside internationally
New Exhibition: Ambiguous Portrait of a Cunning Linguist, Ikkan Art
I am thrilled to announce that I have been selected as a Young Artist to exhibit in an exhibition about verbal imagery – opening on 7th June at Ikkan Art Gallery, Singapore. I am honoured to be exhibiting alongside internationally
Found Articles: Anish Kapoor in Berlin: ‘in short, Britain’s fucked’ – The Guardian
An interesting read about one of my favourite British/Indian artists, and his opinions on the art scene contrasts between UK and Germany – written this week in the Guardian by Kate Connolly (See original here) The doyen of British sculpture gives the Guardian
Found Articles: Anish Kapoor in Berlin: ‘in short, Britain’s fucked’ – The Guardian
An interesting read about one of my favourite British/Indian artists, and his opinions on the art scene contrasts between UK and Germany – written this week in the Guardian by Kate Connolly (See original here) The doyen of British sculpture gives the Guardian
My 8000 piece artwork: Behind the scenes
I’ve been a bit quiet lately. When you see how many saga seeds I’ve been gathering from all over Singapore, to become part of a sculpture I am working on, you will understand why. When I tell you that I
My 8000 piece artwork: Behind the scenes
I’ve been a bit quiet lately. When you see how many saga seeds I’ve been gathering from all over Singapore, to become part of a sculpture I am working on, you will understand why. When I tell you that I
The language code of art terminology – mumbojumbo and gobbledygook?
These days we have to spend a lot of time defining ourselves. Facebook profiles, Linked In profiles, and for us artists – Artist Bios, Artist Statements, exhibition statements and catalogue texts. It gets to a point where I often feel
The language code of art terminology – mumbojumbo and gobbledygook?
These days we have to spend a lot of time defining ourselves. Facebook profiles, Linked In profiles, and for us artists – Artist Bios, Artist Statements, exhibition statements and catalogue texts. It gets to a point where I often feel
Viewing art virtually: Good, bad, ugly?
I was just reading Google’s own blog about their Google Art Project, and was interested to read: Gigapixel (an extremely high resolution painting viewer which allows viewers to zoom in to brushstroke level) “has shown that while nothing beats seeing a painting
Viewing art virtually: Good, bad, ugly?
I was just reading Google’s own blog about their Google Art Project, and was interested to read: Gigapixel (an extremely high resolution painting viewer which allows viewers to zoom in to brushstroke level) “has shown that while nothing beats seeing a painting
New exhibition: Displacements
What happens when 16 contemporary artists are let loose in a building that is about to be bulldozed? I am pleased to announce I will be exhibiting in Displacements, a group exhibition this June. The theme of ‘Displacements’, in this Singaporean
New exhibition: Displacements
What happens when 16 contemporary artists are let loose in a building that is about to be bulldozed? I am pleased to announce I will be exhibiting in Displacements, a group exhibition this June. The theme of ‘Displacements’, in this Singaporean
