Chris Bailkoski

Great article Adam 🙏

FU3L 2BURN
Tom Bull
OUTPOST Gallery
Curated by Benjamin Orlow

First visit to OUTPOST in Norwich, strongly recommend this solo exhibition, the artwork created a sense of potential energy and foreboding for me, with the smoke and lighting adding tension, something always at the edge of danger ⚠️ 🙌🔥

Sainsbury Centre in the sun yesterday 🙌 ☀️😎
Including: Lindsey Mendick, Hot Mess, sculptures and interventions; Eva Rothschild; Anastasia Eggers
@sainsburycentre.bsky.social

First camping trip of the year, campsite to ourselves except for these welcome visitors 🦙🫏🦙🫏
#Norfolk
#Horstead
#NorfolkBroads

During our research into artist residencies over the past year, we realised quite quickly we had to start from the very beginning-what even is an artist residency?

Our toolkit delves into residencies and much more follow link in bio 🔗

Image by Fabio Zane, 2019

#Artists
#Residency
#ArtistLed

Reciprocal relationships: PROFORMA’s artist residency toolkit — Corridor8 In 2024, Greater Manchester-based organisation PROFORMA set out to research artist residencies and develop an artist residency toolkit. Corridor8 writer

As @proforma-curator.bsky.social developed their Artist Residency Toolkit–launched this week!–Natalie Bradbury observed the process and spoke with director @chrisbailkoski.bsky.social about the project, the places the team visited and artists' feedback along the way corridor8.co.uk/article/reci...

Exhibition image of visitors at DESIRE LINES Pavilion, PASE, Venice 2024 ©️Johannes Richter

Two artists, Rowland’s Leaving (Rowland Hill & Darren Nixon) performing at DESIRE LINES Pavilion, PASE, Venice 2024 ©️Johannes Richter

Hello Bluesky! Quick intro: we are a UK visual art organisation specialising in artist residencies nationally and internationally. Founded in 2017 by @chrisbailkoski.bsky.social we have supported over 120 artists through exhibitions and residences in this time 🥳

When you’re really blown away by a piece of art. There’s a deep inspirational longing, “wow, magic,how did the artist possibly do this?” “Id love to try doing this, but I don’t know how”. That awe & introspective conflict is part of enjoying art. The absence of that feeling is why Ai art feel yucky

Same here. Recently moved near Cromer and found out about this a couple of months ago!

The Story of Shipden By Alan Tutt, Visitor Services Assistant ‘The Buried City of Shipden & the New Town of Cromer’ “Due north, and twenty-one miles as the crow flies from the Castle Hill in Norwich, stands, huddle…

Great podcast as usual, fascinated by stories of places that used to be land. I recently found out about Norfolk’s ‘Atlantis’, Shipden, part of Doggerland but is mentioned in the doomsday book and parts of it were still visible until late 1800’s: yarmouthmuseums.wordpress.com/2021/12/14/t...

Israel’s leaders committed genocide in Gaza and must pay for it. Their political and media allies must too | Owen Jones This unprecedented slaughter could not have happened without powerful cheerleaders. Hold them to account Unless those complicit in the Gaza genocide are held to account, the brutal consequences will be felt far beyond that shattered land. The ceasefire…

Israel’s leaders committed genocide in Gaza and must pay for it. Their political and media allies must too | Owen Jones

A photo of the front cover of issue 1641 of Private Eye magazine with the caption "ON SHELVES NOW!" The headline reads "DONALD TRUMP: AN APOLOGY." The cover features a mock statement claiming that, in contrast to past descriptions of Trump as "a sleazy, deranged, orange-faced man-baby," the magazine now recognises him as "a political colossus, the voice of sanity, a champion of liberty, and the saviour of the Western world." The parody humorously describes him as "slim, handsome, and young," concluding with a note that "this statement has not been fact-checked."

Donald Trump. An Apology.

The new Private Eye is out now

Dark Salad The Blindboy Podcast · Episode

Today’s archive @blindboyboatclub.bsky.social seems very appropriate for today: covering Futurists, Facism, Industry, War, Music (specifically Heavy Metal 🤘)
Strongly recommend 🙌

open.spotify.com/episode/7HbD...

RIP David Lynch. Here’s a cartoon I drew for @lwlies.com to celebrate his 75th birthday a few years ago.

2024 was just what I needed ❤️

Here’s to an incredible 2025 with my beautiful wife 😍 and Orzo 🥺

Happy new year 🥂

#HappyNewYear
#TwentyTwentyFour
#TwentyTwentyFive

Love this book Aphex Twin book by @discopogo.bsky.social

Boxing day dip 🥶

#Sheringham
#Sea
#Norfolk

Happy Christmas everyone!

I got married in the summer so it’s Christmas is everyday for me now🎁💍🥳

Our dog, Orzo was the ring bearer too x

Enjoy your life x

#MerryChristmas
#mrandmrs
#Orzo

A top 3 film for me, An American Werewolf in London (1981)

One of many knock off VHS’s my Dad would bring back from the pub in the 80’s after a few and think it would be appropriate viewing for a 5/6 year old 😂

#AnAmericanWerewolfinLondon
#Werewolves

First post on here is one of my favourite works of art:
Tom Marioni - FREE BEER (The Act of Drinking Beer with Friends Is the Highest Form of Art) 1970-79

#TomMarioni
#theactofdrinkingbeerwithfriendsisthehighestformofart

The Last Broadcast (film) - Wikipedia

You should check out The Last Broadcast from 1998, covers collective anxiety pre 9/11, unsolved mysteries, Jersey Devil, Pine Barrens: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Las...

I see things like this and I can't help but think that giftedness was a nice way to tell wealthy American parents that their kids were autistic

Jasleen Kaur, 38, wins the Turner prize 2024 The competition’s youngest contestant scoops the award for animating everyday objects to reflect the pluralities of identity and community Jasleen Kaur has won the 2024 Turner prize for her work animating everyday objects to reflect the pluralities of…

Jasleen Kaur, 38, wins the Turner prize 2024

Crypto entrepreneur eats banana art he bought for $6.2m Conceptual work created by Italian artist Maurizio Cattelan was sold at auction in New York last week

Bananas should be expensive. They are cheap because of US imperialism and US backed corpo fascist violence in Central America dating back to the mid 1800s. One of the most miserable and evil fruits on the planet. Before oil, the yanks coveted bananas www.theguardian.com/world/2024/n...