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Cultural Trends journal article: Array Collective in conversation with Jane Morrow
It was great to be invited to interview representatives of Array Collective by Dr Steven Hadley, Policy & Reviews Editor of Cultural Trends journal. Cultural Trends is a peer-reviewed international journal which ‘provides in-depth analysis of the cultural sector and cultural policy. It offers timely investigations into key issues in the arts, culture and…
What a Way to Make a Living: how labour precarity and a lack of recognition for artists’ work create the conditions for burnout
This academic essay is from a while back, and has been published in Intersections, the postgraduate journal for multidisciplinary exchange of research and practice at Ulster University, but I’d realised that i hadn’t shared it here… What a Way to Make a Living: how labour precarity and a lack of recognition for artists’…
VAI Visual Artists’ News Sheet: Interview with Jennifer Trouton: One of Many
The March/April 2022 painting special issue of The Visual Artists’ News Sheet is out now, click here to view. VAN’s March/April themed issue hinges upon the extraordinary insights of painters, including my interview with Jennifer Trouton, below. This bumper edition (48 pages) features 42 articles, 94 images, and 35,000 words. Well done Joanne! One of…
VAI Visual Artists’ News Letter: University of Atypical (organisational profile)
University of Atypical JANE MORROW DISCUSSES THE 25-YEAR EVOLUTION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF ATYPICAL, BELFAST Most organisations would throw a big, indulgent party for their 25thbirthday. It’s not that the former Arts & Disability Forum don’t love a party – they do – but they elected instead to mark this key anniversary by asking…
Research interests
I thought that it might be helpful (both for you: the reader, and me: the writer) to focus less on my jobs and professional interests, and more on my almost (hesitantly) artistic interests* *I have not made work as an artist for a very long time, but I will again, at some stage. Dammit. These recurrently all…
Greater Manchester Arts Consultancy
My friend and former Ikon colleague Kate Self and I have been looking for ways to work together for ages, and we’ve found it: a project on behalf of Greater Manchester Arts, which engages both of our interests: artist development (me) and participatory practice (Kate). We’ve been invited to map provision and make recommendations for…
Weekend of Weird, Radar
I’d love to make it along to this series of events at Radar in Loughborough at the end of the month… I’m trying to keep those few days free! Programmed by my very clever friend and sometime colleague Kate Self, it reflects an emerging field that encompasses literature, film, music, art and performance. More information below:…
Welcome to my new website
Hi, and welcome… After many years spent espousing the value of a comprehensive online presence to the artists I have worked with, I have been hiding behind institutional profiles for as long as I can remember. Having moved around a lot as well, people seem confused that I am the same person – this website will…
