Abstract
Blackbirds born from Invisible Stars (2018)
is an autobiographical account of what it is to be a contemporary artist based in the North East of England. Or indeed, what it is to enter art worlds from a marginalised community where being an artist is just an absurd idea that nobody takes seriously. Part prose, part theory, lots of reality, the writing gives an insight into Hesse’s everyday life and the processes she has gone through to get to wherever it is she is going.
Originally commissioned for ‘The Everyday Political’ (2018) curated by George Vasey with Workplace for CGP, London.
is an autobiographical account of what it is to be a contemporary artist based in the North East of England. Or indeed, what it is to enter art worlds from a marginalised community where being an artist is just an absurd idea that nobody takes seriously. Part prose, part theory, lots of reality, the writing gives an insight into Hesse’s everyday life and the processes she has gone through to get to wherever it is she is going.
Originally commissioned for ‘The Everyday Political’ (2018) curated by George Vasey with Workplace for CGP, London.
| Original language | English |
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| Publisher | Te Me No Press |
| Commissioning body | CGP Gallery/Workplace Foundation |
| Number of pages | 210 |
| ISBN (Print) | 9781916425705 |
| Publication status | Published (in print/issue) - Jun 2018 |