AN ONLINE SCHOOL WITH CLAYHILL ARTS
Rosalind Davis and Justin Hibbs
12 April – 17 May, 11-1pm. 7 weeks of professional practice talks
https://www.clayhillarts.co.uk
Feedback from 2020 course:
Wow! What a great course. I am so grateful and happy to have been part of it. Just brilliant info and motivation - all of it.
This course has been fab, I feel a lot more focused and motivated.
It’s been an absolutely incredible course!
Join Clayhill Arts this June for an online artists professional development school with Rosalind Davis and Justin Hibbs to help you with your creative career and map out how YOU can Thrive and Survive as an artist. Practical, discursive, insightful and instructive talks teaching a range of artist professional development subjects to help new graduates and emerging artists begin to understand the practical and philosophical aspects of an art career and learn how they can navigate the difficult transition between education and making a career as an artist and breaking into the creative industries. There will be six workshop sessions and one q&a session, each lasting 2 hours, covering the topics:
Representing yourself online (and offline)
Articulating your practice
Creative Collaborations
Money Matters
Exhibitions and Galleries
The Fine Art of Opportunity (including funding and setting up projects)
Q&A session
The sessions will also be available to watch for the duration of the course so if you miss anything or want a recap you can dip back in. PDF’s for every session will be available.
“Inspiring, practical and entertaining.”
“Invaluable…. A lifeline!”
Heatherleys Online: Rosalind Davis and Justin Hibbs in Conversation with Anna McNay
31 July 6.30-8pm
The Heatherley Guest Lecturer programme continues with the 6th & final in a series of online in conversation events with artists (Zoom link below). Artist-curators Rosalind Davis & Justin Hibbs, who have also contributed professional development talks to the programme, speak about their work to art writer & journalist Anna McNay.
Davis and Hibbs are both artists who, over the past 2 years, have been collaborating on a sequence of site-specific installations, which have been exhibited in several alternative iterations, responding to the context of seven different gallery spaces and their audiences. Both artists also have independent art careers and are a couple who share a studio, where the inevitable questions arise about how, why and where to set boundaries.
Davis’ and Hibbs’ collaborations bring together different aspects of their respective artists’ practices to create transformative and experiential installations. Within these artistic collaborations neither artist’s work can be negotiated without experiencing reflections of the ‘other’ within them.
In conversation with McNay, Davis and Hibbs will introduce their backgrounds with their independent art practices, as well as what it means to both consider and let the ‘other’ in and #collaborate. This conversation has wider associations within our current political & social context, which has been central to the discourse accompanying their collaborative projects.
Find the zoom link here: https://bit.ly/2E76gDL
As well as being a Course Director for the UAL Foundation Diploma in Art and Design at Kensington and Chelsea College (2016-19), Justin Hibbs has also been an invited guest lecturer & tutor at HE institutions such as; Royal Academy Schools, Chelsea School of Art, Bath Spa University, Ruskin School of Art, Morley College and Zeitgeist Arts Projects and provided 1-2-1 Mentoring for a number of artists.
Thanks a million for my tutorial. It was really really really constructive.
The tutorial was really good. It's given me lots to think about and follow up on, Justin was brilliant, he gave very clear, structured advice.
Just a quick message to say how pleased I am to have had the chance to attend Justin's tutorial.It was extremely useful, enjoyable and inspiring. It was a great pleasure and privilege to talk to someone so informed and insightful (and whose work I admire), yet who had no previous knowledge of my work or background, and to feel that something was genuinely communicated on both sides. I have had other tutorials where the tutor and I have just not been on the same wavelength, and these can be very frustrating and demoralising. By contrast, I now feel positive and excited and keen to get on with work. Milena Michalski
Everyone should totally go to one of Justins tutorials. It totally invigorated my practice!
A fantastic tutorial! It was so helpful to be able to talk through the development of the work and have your input on future directions in that context. It also threw up some strengths and weaknesses I need to look at ...A useful experience."
RECENT COURE: THRIVING AND SURVIVING AS AN ARTIST – AN ONLINE SUMMER SCHOOL WITH CLAYHILL ARTS
June 1 - June 29 2020
“Inspiring, practical and entertaining.”
“Invaluable…. A lifeline!”
Join Clayhill Arts this June for an online summer school with Rosalind Davis and Justin Hibbs to help you with your creative career and map out how YOU can Thrive and Survive as an artist.
There will be six workshop sessions, each lasting 2 hours, covering the topics:
Representing yourself online (and offline)
Articulating your practice
Creative Collaborations
Money Matters
Exhibitions and Galleries
The Fine Art of Opportunity (including funding and setting up projects)
The sessions will be delivered online every Monday and Friday throughout June and you can purchase all six sessions for a reduced price of £99 or pick and choose the ones you want to attend and pay £20 per session.
Clayhill Arts have also set up a payment plan, so that you can spread the cost of the sessions over the next 4 months. You will find the option for doing this as you enter the checkout page. See more and book here.
Great session with Justin Hibbs, thanks for the feedback and thoughts.
Please get in touch if you would like a mentoring session with Justin.
Justin Hibbs studied at Central St. Martins, London (1991-94) He has exhibited his work both nationally and internationally and has also curated a series of artist-led exhibitions. Solo shows include ‘Between Before and After’ at Arroniz Arte in Mexico City (2018), Alias_Re_Covered (2015) at Carroll / Fletcher; PARA/SITE (2013) and Secondary Modern (2010) at Christinger De Mayo gallery, Zurich, Switzerland; Altneuland (2007), Lucy Mackintosh Gallery, Lausanne, Switzerland; Metroparadisiac (2006) and ‘I'll Wait for you’ (2005) at the One in the Other Gallery, London. Recent group exhibitions (2016) include Shapeshifters, Arthouse1 (London) Abstraction II Arroniz Gallery / Mexico, StrangeLands and Complicity, StrangeLands and Rules of Freedom at Collyer Bristow Gallery, Counterfitters, Geddes Gallery. London. Catalyst, Lubomirov Angus Hughes Gallery & Husk Gallery / London (2015) Pencil/Line/Eraser (2014), Carroll / Fletcher, London; Superstructures (2013), Arronitz Arte, Mexico City; Oh My Complex, Kunstverien Stuttgart, Germany; Temples to The Domestic, Clifford Chance, London; Lost Properties, Coleman Projects, London; Polemically Small, Torrence Art Museum, California (all 2012); and Dawnbreakers (2010), Hansard Gallery, Southampton.
Hibbs has also created a number of bespoke works for the Daisy Green Restaurants in London as well as other private and public commissions.