I first came across Paula’s books when I saw in 2021 that Lady Bay Art Festival’s creativity fund was given to Paula McCann and she was commissioned to make a book to show at the Art Trail 2022. Our paths crossed again later that same year at the Notts Book Arts Festival 2022 where we […]
Author archives: Hilke Kurzke
Dates and Chances to See me and my Art in 2023
I am currently finalizing my dates for this year, and it is looking busy so far. You can see all the dates also in the exhibition page at the top. The first thing that is going to happen is on 15th April in Loughborough, Public and Plant Café, where the Art College used to be. […]
A January Message
A very happy year 2023 to you! I hope you made it well through the odd time between Christmas and New Years and came out well on this end of the Holiday tunnel. After an extended Christmas break, I hit the ground running, immersed myself in projects started before, and now realise that I’m late […]
… in conversation with Sarah Tutt
Sarah Tutt is a visual and performance artist from Nottingham. I first encountered her large-scale asemic ink drawings, hanging on the wall of the large, open studio space at Backlit Galleries shared by recent graduates of Nottingham Trent University. This was in pandemic times, so all I could do at the time was to leave […]
… in conversation with Amanda Watson-Will
Amanda Watson Will is an Australian book artist who has a varied body of work, utilizing different techniques and materials for each work of art. This fresh approach to each book she produces, makes her body of work powerful and energetic. That may seem like a contrast to her personal circumstances, as she has been […]