Author: Suzanne Conboy-Hill

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Unit evaluation, practice evaluation, and eyes on the future

Suzanne Conboy-Hill

This has probably been one of the most difficult units of the course so far. After the exercise/project hoops of previous modules, self-direction should have been exactly what I needed; after all, I have ploughed my own furrow throughout the whole course. But a significant proportion of 3.1 coincided with some monumental domestic issues that required immediate and sustained attention and led to my house being inside out and upside down as it was, hopefully, winter-proofed following the coldest I have ever been as an adult throughout what was in reality a relatively mild winter. As a result of both … Continue reading Unit evaluation, practice evaluation, and eyes on the future

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Beginning landscapes

Suzanne Conboy-Hill

That tricky second album. I fell over a documentary on Sky Arts a few days ago, about Australian art, and thought it would concern Aboriginal work which I’ve written about in my dissertation. But it wasn’t, it was about immigrant Australians, White folk, and I nearly turned it off. Luckily I didn’t because I saw some work that not only had me asking how the artist did that, but also wanting to do it myself. Part of the Heidelberg School, (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heidelberg_School) a group of young men working in an impressionistic style and spending much of their time in a place … Continue reading Beginning landscapes

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Dissertation – preparation log

Suzanne Conboy-Hill

13th December 2022. Consider this a scrap book of ideas, clips, reminders, accumulated references, and images. “A Dissertation is a longer piece of academic writing. It should be between4000-6000 words long, or an equivalent presentation. Writing your Dissertationhas been split … Continue reading Dissertation – preparation log

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YouTube channel views

Suzanne Conboy-Hill

I just noticed yesterday that my in-app videos of the Art in the Wild exhibition (in the underpass, between the fields, and next to the river) have been attracting quite a lot of attention. Nora has had 1863 views Charlie 1806 views George 1359 views And Flora, 623 views. She has 100% likes though, which might matter if she could count. (Come on people, bump up poor Flora’s stats, she’s a proper cutie!) In-app posts are videos I make using the Artivive app which I then post to my channel, they’re not in–situ recordings made by visiting viewers. My all-time … Continue reading YouTube channel views