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A New Canvas? A study of social media and networking activity by arts professionals in the United Kingdom and Ireland 2004-2014: examining the post internet paradigm shift that has occurred in their behaviours, workflows and artefacts, and discussing the consequences for materiality, identity and ethics in visual art.”

@jacquelinewylie #twitterfollowers 08.04.14 and Glitch 6 May 2014 both works by Jacqueline Wylie, concrete poems lazer printed on paper, sizes vary, here they are A0. Shown in StudioBook, 5-11 March 2016 at ArtWork Atelier, Salford. Tweet by artist Sophie Lee @SophieMeganLee

Hand knitting is a laborious, obsessive activity rather like painting; the same movements are repeated endlessly to build up pattern and texture. These knitted paintings are labour intensive, often taking one to three months of solid hand knitting to complete. They are stretched on board and hung like a painting, they are tactile and inviting but also visually disturbing offering a reflection of how I view the world in a short-sighted, dyslexic, dancing blur.