Parapet (materials: concrete, found metal structure):

Dot eight (concrete, spray paint):

Compound (concrete, ink stain):

Round Thing Rounding in a Worldling World (concrete, found metal structure)

After-management (concrete, chalk):

And To Bring Things Down In the World (reinforced concrete):

The MA Sculpture Final Show (the second years' show) is over and the first years get to use the empty space for a summer show. I've been working there for a week now, making new work in situ, and we'll have a small opening this coming Thursday 18th, from 5 to 8 pm.

I've also fed the show's blog with daily posts:

And:

Furthermore:

Furthermore:

A week later:

And then:

People started camping outside three days before the postcards went on sale last Saturday. These are the tents on the morning of Friday. Notice the portaloos on the right.

A few views from inside the gallery:

These ones are from the Notes To Self show at the Royal College, Battersea site:

And finally, from Open Plan: Strategies and Tactics, the show on 55 Gracechurch Street, an office building in the City:

The second one has an interesting format. The show itself is a work in progress, with works being repositioned and recontextualised day by day in an open dialogue. It's called 'Notes to Self' and it will be open 7 - 10 February, 12 noon - 5:30 daily, at the Dyson Gallery, Dyson Building, Battersea Bridge Road, London SW11 4AS.

The third one takes place in an interesting place, an empty floor of a fully-working City building. It's a night event but it's also part of a temporary takeover of the space by RCA students, which will generate interesting conversations about the nature of exhibiting spaces, the tricky affairs of art with money (and tax savings) and the power of art to create exception zones in neutered spaces. The event is called 'Open Plan: Strategies & Tactics' and will take place on Thursday 7th February, from 6 to 9 pm. The address is 55 Gracechurch Street, London EC3V 0EE.