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A response to the practice of artist and 2024 Freelands Studio Fellow Dominic McKeown during his fellowship at Bath Spa University.
5-min read
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SHIFT: Harold Offeh
Artist Harold Offeh discusses the role that collaboration plays within his practice, through the lens of three approaches including to ‘Co-operate’, ‘Co-Create’ and ‘Facilitate’.
20-min watch
transcript available (pdf)
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On Space
A conversation that examines the role of space in artistic practice with Graham Ellard, Pallas Citroen, Harold Offeh, and Anna Colin.
82-min listen
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Where Paintings Happen and How
Artist and Director of Freelands Foundation, Henry Ward, speaks about his approach to painting, its relationship to site and the notion of process.
43-min watch
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Mapping provision of arts subjects at 40 Primary Schools
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Researching the Arts in Primary Schools
A report summarising a three-year research commission by the University of Nottingham that examines the teaching of creativity in primary schools.
78-min read
transcript available (pdf)
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Organising Painting
Ian Hartshorne delivers a lecture that foregrounds the loss of valuable principles when discussing painting, and the importance of returning to these principles to restore painting as a legitimate discipline in its own right.
60-min watch
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The Idea of Art School
A talk by John Beck and Matthew Cornford investigating the history of British art schools.
56-min listen
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Why Painting Matters Now More Than Ever
Dougal Mckenzie talks about how his painting practice has developed over time, exploring the broader motivations and attitudes that drive the act the painting.
91-min watch
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Painting, Psychology and Simultaneity
Jenny Eden gives a chronological journey of her painting, exploring an interest in the therapeutic aspects of making art and the challenges of balancing painting and teaching.