Dandelion Roots – a covid-19 diary
In the pause after submitting my PhD thesis and at the start of lockdown I began a diary drawing out relationships between intimate, everyday encounters and broader political themes: identity, […]
From the Archives: Unruly Waters
Reposted from: Unruly Waters Dec 16, 2013 Unruly Waters is an exhibition of drawings that lie alongside a series of journeys as performance on the river Avon. Using slow travel […]
Weather Station at the B-Side Festival, Portland
I’m pleased to say I will be including both the Some:when flatner and new work alongside an exciting selection of artists at OSR Projects‘ upcoming exhibition Weather Station, as part […]
With John Fanshawe and Kate Foster: place drawing as a shared process
Three days of field-drawing in the Scottish Borders let John Fanshawe, Kate Foster and myself develop a method of shared drawing that helped weave individual observations with each other’s expertise. […]
Drawing Research Forum
I will be discussing my PhD research, and recent field work, at The Drawing Room Gallery, London, on Mon 9 May, 2016. https://drawingroom.org.uk/events/Drawing-Research-Forum The event runs from 1:00pm – 5:00pm: […]
Imagined Landscapes, Royal West of England Academy
I am pleased to share (somewhat belatedly) that Some:when is currently featured in the exhibition Imagined Landscapes, which will be running until the 12 June 2016 at the Royal West […]
New blog: Crane Cultures
Follow my current research in the Huleh Valley (N. Israel/Palestine) and the Somerset Levels: cranecultures.wordpress.com This is an informal space for the sharing of work in progress; an incidental archive-in-the-making. […]
Welcome
This blog is an occasional record of my work as an environmentally and socially engaged artist, as well as the odd illustration or design project. For more frequent news and […]
Screens – Waking a presence in Bristol’s concrete underbelly: A review of work by artist Dani Landau
Reposted from University of Bristol’s: Society and Space blog: Screens – Waking a presence in Bristol’s concrete underbelly Screens – Waking a presence in Bristol’s concrete underbelly By Jethro Brice Screens, […]
Landscaping Change: Water
Art as a mode of ecological practice – taking seriously the thinking power of mud. I’m pleased to announce I will be presenting alongside Prof Owain Jones (Bath Spa University) […]
Sage Brice 