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Following the advice of Harry Holland I have:
Set up websta, instagram and I have embedded this into the new side bar along with an easy to subscribe mailing list and all the other links. Why have I done this? Well to begin with it was to easily post daily images of studies for a series called 'Observation' via instagram and to make it easy to like or comment on the new studies. Sometimes when life is full of infinite possibilities its easy to lose focus. I am distracted by the mechanics of MRi machines, Diffusion tensor imaging, gravity bubbles, magnetic monopoles and the people that play with them along with fantasies, dreams, website social media and life in general. Next year will see a touring exhibition of these interests called 'New Signals' for CUBRIC2 with the other artists Lee Wright and Shardcore. The New Signals project will incorporate the instruction and new focus to observe anew this world and all that I notice and learn from it through observation. To learn to see again and to improve drawing skill through continuous effort. Observation: Transitional Tone Posts are on instagram- First instruction: look for transitional tone. Draw lots of whatever you notice. Ok so this the first of many, I will post every week with new developments. I don't know when I'll get it (seeing and drawing the transitional tone) the instructor may let me know when I do, if he does I'll let you know. Thank you very much Harry xxx.
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CARDIFF NEWS PLUS WEBSITE Article on International Women's Day (IWD) 8th March Open Annual Show Curated by Dilys Jackson, Lauren Butler and myself for Women's Arts Association (WAA) at Butetown History & Arts Centre (BHAC) Gallery
BHAC WAA IWD Open Annual Exhibition Special Thank yous to-
And everyone from the WAA for all the support and encouragement and submitting art work. Go to the WAA website to find out more and to become a member
Also on the same day for International Women's Day I am exhibiting at Gallery Arteas Cafe. Sunday 8th March was a busy day! Thanks you to everyone for submitting artwork and all those that joined us on Sunday. Look out for more interviews on CARDIFF MADE TV channel - Broadcasting on Freeview - 23, Sky guide - 134, Virgin Media - 159. http://www.madeincardiff.tv/ NEW SIGNALS Touring the UK from MARCH 2016 Public Engagement through Art Exhibitions for CUBRIC2 The key idea is that due to CUBRIC having labs all over the country as investigators on the project the aim is to engage with local museums /art galleries to host the New Signals Brain Art exhibitions for the local public and investigators. Each artist will generates a set of pieces be toured around the country as a combined set at 6 locations: Manchester, Oxford, Nottingham, London, Sussex, Cardiff. You can follow the journey of this project here or on: CUBRIC: s ites.cardiff.ac.uk/cubric/ Shardcore: www.shardcore.org Lee Wright: www.lee-wright.com New signals ArtistsShardcore Eric Drass is an artist and curator who makes work in a range of media, from painting, to digital installation, to generative experiments which live on the net. Some of his favourite themes are identity, consciousness, the philosophical ramifications of artificial intelligence, big data and the relationship between humans and machines. Sometimes this work is political, frequently it is playful, often it is provocative or transgressive in some way. His works are frequently reported and cited online (BoingBoing, b3ta, Imperica, Computer Arts and Wikipedia etc.) Eric holds a degree in Philosophy and Psychology (Oxford) and an unfinished PhD in Cognitive Psycholinguistics (also Oxford). He is co-author on a number of patents dealing with PRISM-type surveillance technologies (long before PRISM became public), and a number of academic papers relating to neural network models of language acquisition and heritability. He also used to be a singer in an experimental hardcore band, an unsuccessful male model, and once took at dotcom 1.0 company from a bedroom project to 14 countries and back, spending $50m on the way. Twenty years ago he was a TV star in America, but he doesn’t like to talk about it. www.shardcore.org Lee Wright Lee Wright is an artist who works in various, mainly traditional, two-dimensional media. He is best known for his lino prints, etchings and oil paintings. Lee’s work is most often representational landscapes or portraits. Lee’s oil paintings are created using techniques handed down from the masters such as Rembrandt. Lee come from a science background, having studied mathematics at Warwick University. He went on to run a successful IT business in London. In 2009 Lee moved away from the world of IT to become a full time artist in the Brecon Beacons in South Wales. In 2014 Lee established an art school and studios in a converted Victorian school in the Brecon Beacons. www.lee-wright.com Penelope Rose Cowley
I am based in The Cyncoed Fine Art Studio - which is actually my humble shed at the bottom of the garden. I am an artist and curator combining music, art, spoken word and fashion in Galleries, venues and public houses for the last 5 years in Cardiff. My style is dynamic, characterized by constant change as my interests develop and as my abilities continue to evolve. Each body of work is full of drawings, paintings and mix media and continues to develop like a tree with many branches growing and growing making strong each bough as each years turn. I am inspired the structure of thoughts within our minds and influenced greatly by natures irrational fraction, Phi - The Golden Ratio. Dr. Silvia de Santis and Prof. Derek Jones of Cardiff University Brain Research Imaging Centre (CUBRIC) gave me a Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) scan of my brain in June 2012 in order for me to explore artistically. I have used the results of the MRi scan to further recreate my mind and be inspired by the images created by Diffusion Tensor imaging that have derived from the MRi scan results. Which have been exhibited at the last 3 Cardiff Science Festivals, the National Museum of Wales and West Wharf Gallery, Cardiff. www.massivedynamicart.com |
