http://www.shauncaton.com/blog Mon, 23 Mar 2009 21:44:11 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en 105 drawings made during the performance 'Drawn from scratch' in ink gouache and pen on scraps of paper/card found and collected. The images chart the flow of the performance over a 2 day period and reveal a wealth of trance induced imagery. They would make an amazing publication as remnants ... http://www.shauncaton.com/blog/2009/03/07/105/ Shaun Caton and Nicolas Gonzales present the almost impossible: photographed dreams. 27th March to 19th April at the Viewfinder Photography Gallery, Greenwich. Visit the Viewfinder Photography Gallery website to find out more. http://www.shauncaton.com/blog/2009/03/07/dream-polaroids-march-2009/ The National Review of Live Art, Glasgow, 14th and 15th February 2009. A performance over 2 days in 2 parts. Drawing in a trance induced state. Drawing with coloured light reflected from hand mirrors. Drawing with shadows in red/green. I made 105 drawings on scraps of paper. Performance soundtrack composed by brownsierra ... http://www.shauncaton.com/blog/2009/03/07/drawn-from-scratch-february-2009/ bookartbookshop Hoxton, presents the rich and densely layered dream diaries and recycled book art of local visual artist, experimental poet/performer Shaun Caton. Thickly encrusted pages heave with a tumultuous glut of collaged photographs, delirious word fragments, unintentional Rorschach ink stains, found urban sound poems, copperplate insignia, lost and found imaginary ... http://www.shauncaton.com/blog/2007/11/11/manic-almanac/ An exhibition of hand made journals and recycled book art by patients from the RNRU at Homerton University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.Bookartbookshop Hoxton, presents for the first time an inspiring selection of hand made journals, copiously collaged, and interactive recycled books created by long stay patients with acquired and traumatic ... http://www.shauncaton.com/blog/2007/06/15/dream-diaries-an-exhibition-of-handmade-books-at-bookartbookshop-hoxton/ This was my first live performance for a period of seven years. I had a year and a half to plan and ferment the idea of the performance, which was a part of a huge international festival of performance art in the United Kingdom. The Trace Gallery is unique (possibly ... http://www.shauncaton.com/blog/2007/03/15/hello-world/