My PhD work already taking new turnings. Currently editing new video of performance.
Also exciting plans to curate an exhibition/symposium PLACEing the Object next year at spudWORKS, Sway Feb 2020
...watch this space....
Also exciting plans to curate an exhibition/symposium PLACEing the Object next year at spudWORKS, Sway Feb 2020
...watch this space....
I am currently PhD researcher in Fine Art at the University of Reading. Supervisors are Ciara Healy-Musson and Tina O'Connell...onwards and upwards!
Cove Park, Argyll self-directed residency Jan- Feb 2018.
Wonderful opportunity to develop new ideas of working with landscape
Wonderful opportunity to develop new ideas of working with landscape
Our new website for the hexagon pointandplace game has gone live and orders can now be taken.
http://www.pointandplacegame.com
Excitingly it has been accepted by the Tate Gallery Special Collections Archive and by Hauser and Wirth, Somerset to be stocked in their lovely shop.
http://www.pointandplacegame.com
Excitingly it has been accepted by the Tate Gallery Special Collections Archive and by Hauser and Wirth, Somerset to be stocked in their lovely shop.
Huge thanks to Lusy Koror and Dihyanah Hassan who will be performing my score: A drawing for two characters at Play at the Hin Bus Depot, Penang as part of the fabulous Georgetown Festival at the end of the month. Can't wait to see the photographs.
See article Harpers Bazaar, Malaysia:
http://harpersbazaar.my/culture/tiffany-choongs-george-town-fringe/
See article Harpers Bazaar, Malaysia:
http://harpersbazaar.my/culture/tiffany-choongs-george-town-fringe/
Michelle Loa Kum Cheung and I will be co-curating a show about our responses to Chinese landscape explored through personal heritage and formal structural approaches . A huge thanks to writter Eddie Hewitt for agreeing to get involved. We are delighted to have you on board!
image: Fan Kuan Travellers among mountains and streams
image: Fan Kuan Travellers among mountains and streams
Currently editing our dance-for-camera Fold with Bucy McDonald and Libby Worth. We are very excited to have Nick Calori of shufflefilms on board to advise.
Please use the drop down menu of Artworks >The Observatory Residency Visual Diary where you can see a range of the works as a slideshow of photographs from the first day to the end and a page with drawings and one for a written account of this wonderful residency.
To see more images (17th March -27th April) at The Observatory, Lymington check out my daily posts on:
https://www.facebook.com/SPUDObservatory/
A written account with slideshows can be seen on the official SPUD Observatory site:
http://www.lookinlookout.org/#!julie-brixey-williams/ccjl
To see more images (17th March -27th April) at The Observatory, Lymington check out my daily posts on:
https://www.facebook.com/SPUDObservatory/
A written account with slideshows can be seen on the official SPUD Observatory site:
http://www.lookinlookout.org/#!julie-brixey-williams/ccjl
Water seems to be a feature of this month. Now ensconced in Lymington's salt marshes starting my month's residency at the Observatory. So peaceful.
Libby and I had the most wonderful weekend in Wiltshire filming our dance film Fold on a canal boat with film maker, Bucy McDonald, her lovely assistant, Kamini Plaha and super Skipper, Simon Kennedy. Beautiful there and we were a very happy team. Looking forward to editing now.
It was wonderful to work on the score with Leo Burtin, Ashleigh Griffiths, Susan Sheddan, Becky & Colette to create Finale for RS (Rajni Shah) Projects last Saturday. Fours hours of dialogue about 'Endings' together with sharing of food and thoughts through writing made for a very open, warm atmosphere which established that endings become new beginnings.
Found a beautiful location for the project Fold (shhh it's a secret!) with Libby Worth and film maker, Bucy McDonald. Very exciting.
Watch this space…
Update Feb 2016 - rehearsals on-going, sounds being collected, canal boat booked, film assistant Kamini & boat Skipper Simon Kennedy all on-board now. Just praying for good weather w/e March11-13th
Watch this space…
Update Feb 2016 - rehearsals on-going, sounds being collected, canal boat booked, film assistant Kamini & boat Skipper Simon Kennedy all on-board now. Just praying for good weather w/e March11-13th
Experimenting with resists and ink washes on long strips of canvas.
Getting big, crumpled, free and messy. Enjoying letting the mark lead the way, but not the challenge of making 8 metres fit into a 3 metre studio!
One of my Meander pieces is included in the Zine that accompanies Stitched time: a project initiated and organised by Clare Smith which explores Art as Work and the importance of making.
I'm making a series of collages to create a little portfolio that visually engages with my thesis proposal. Think it's going to be helpful
I am continuing to think about my PhD proposal.
Thanks++ to Kristen Kreider for a very helpful, encouraging & illuminating chat last week.
Much food for thought… and work to be done...
Thanks++ to Kristen Kreider for a very helpful, encouraging & illuminating chat last week.
Much food for thought… and work to be done...
Species of Spaces ( with Libby Worth ) are making our usual spiralling navigation around ideas of home and handbags. Our documentation of Step Feather Stitch is currently on show at The Practice Gallery, Royal Holloway.
point and place are in a good place and about to start our new project. I think it's going to be all fun and games.
In the studio, I'm working on 'creating a mess', freeing up, breaking routines and producing a series of layered calligraphic pieces based on William Forsythe's performance of Solo and this oil painting Exegesis.
