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If you're an artist, what kind of art do you make?: Conceptual, Digital, Drawing, Installation, Painting, Photography, Video

About my artwork: I've been told it's eclectic, does this mean with no direction, a collection of unrelated objects and thoughts?

Artists I like: Rembrant, Helen Chadwick, Leonardo, James Turrell, Max Ernst, Durer, Seiko Kinoshita, sculpture from Zimbabwe, Cornelia Parker, Srah Spanton, George Henry Longly, Paula Rego, Paula Kirby, Ann Fogerty, Erte, Oron Katts, ............... I'm sure there are loads more depends which book I read next, exhibition I go to, or friend I visit

Interests: I love dogs, dog walking is a good time for contemplation. I'm interested in how human embryos implant and have a background (plus quite alot of publications) in biomedical research. I'm interested in the differences between people, and how immune systems work. What is me and you? Main interest at the moment is developing a collaborative project with Sarah Spanton, wish us luck we are at the stage of applying to galleries before finding for some money for exhibition.

What exhibitions are good at the moment?: no idea but Sheffield 08 opens on Friday

At 5:52pm on 31st March 2008, mike hinc said…: Glad you enjoyed it. Bugger the work ethic. Go catholic. Come back and visit sometime!

At 12:05pm on 31st March 2008, lizz Tuckerman said…: The duplication was mine. I expected 'add comment' to go away after I'd clicked it. What do I have to click to join?
cheers lizz

At 11:48am on 31st March 2008, Layla Bloom said…: Great - do let me know if you have trouble joining (worried there was a bug!)
Best,
Layla

At 5:01pm on 28th March 2008, Layla Bloom said…: As you're based in the North, I thought you might be interested in joining the Art North UK discussion group?

At 11:45am on 13th February 2008, artreview.com said…: Hi Lizz,

Welcome to artreview.com. it would be great to see some of your work up on your profile. You can add videos, too.

Hope you enjoy the site. Also, check out ArtReview:Digital -- it's ArtReview magazine on your screen every month, and it's FREE