Artist's Statement"My work is often installed in public not specifically art spaces; a performance on a pedestrian bridge over the Clyde, an installation on a public transport system and pavements in Johannesburg, a garage in London. My work explores boundaries between public and private space and also, storytelling and how mundane objects come to contain memories. I use both traditional and digital media: drawing, brass rubbing, sound and performance. I work alternately between the isolation of my studio, and working with other people within their context." |
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Artist's DiaryAs the Tanera Mor International Artists Workshop residency progresses in the first two weeks of June 2007, artists will use this web page to post work in progress, along with their thoughts about the residency. You can communicate with the artist by using the form at the foot of this page to leave your own feedback and questions. |
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| Thursday 14 June 2007 |
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| Listen to: Barbara's mother's cuckoo story |
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| Tuesday 12 June 2007 |
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| Listen to: John's cuckoo story and poem I have been recording the cuckoo, it follows everywhere, even calling at night. I had only seen one once before coming to Tanera... suddenly I see them everywhere, they have a territory that seems to surround the house I stay in, they sit in the trees, sometimes two at a time calling... the bay below seems to act as an amplifier. As I have been recording the cuckoo and playing the sound back, stories of the cuckoo have been accumulating. They seem to have been amassing as the days go by, the more that are told, the more connections, conflicting and curious are stumbled upon. I was always told that you could call a cuckoo in by calling, well these cuckoos come from all round the globe... |
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Sunday 10 June 2007 |
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| Listen to: Sunday's cuckoo and cuckoo story (Maraim) |
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| Thursday 7 June |
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Listen to: Cuckoo and Cuckoo Story (mp3 format) |
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