NEWS
Little Kelynack Studio
It seems to have been a long time coming, last Friday I finally moved into a new studio.
Back in September in the space of one week six different studio spaces were offered to me. As anyone will tell you studio space in this part of the world are not easy to come by. I had a look at a couple and could not resist what is now my new studio. More of which in the coming days and weeks.
Over the years I have had a number of studio from friends disused sheds to huge barns that I could never get warm in and what seems the distant past old empty mills.
Little Kelynack has been the most significant and certainly the most creative and productive studio to date. If you are reading this and have a work created by me it would have been dragged kicking and screaming into life in this space. I have worked in this studio for the last five years.
Front of Little Kelynack studio.
Entrance. The monkey puzzle is so slow but has been worth the wait, it has doubled in size in the last five years. I never sit on the bench its just for the lichen to grow on.
remnants waiting to go
The most significant wall in my life to date.
View out over the valley
The new studio is Trewidden Stables Studio 15.
More of which when I have started work, and Rupert's settled in.
Mark
P.S. Huge thanks to Alan for help with the move. (if you ever get a computer you can read this!)
Back in September in the space of one week six different studio spaces were offered to me. As anyone will tell you studio space in this part of the world are not easy to come by. I had a look at a couple and could not resist what is now my new studio. More of which in the coming days and weeks.
Over the years I have had a number of studio from friends disused sheds to huge barns that I could never get warm in and what seems the distant past old empty mills.
Little Kelynack has been the most significant and certainly the most creative and productive studio to date. If you are reading this and have a work created by me it would have been dragged kicking and screaming into life in this space. I have worked in this studio for the last five years.
Front of Little Kelynack studio.
Entrance. The monkey puzzle is so slow but has been worth the wait, it has doubled in size in the last five years. I never sit on the bench its just for the lichen to grow on.
remnants waiting to go
The most significant wall in my life to date.
View out over the valley
The new studio is Trewidden Stables Studio 15.
More of which when I have started work, and Rupert's settled in.
Mark
P.S. Huge thanks to Alan for help with the move. (if you ever get a computer you can read this!)
Posted on 08 Jan 2009