Comments on: Hospitalfield House / Artist in Residence http://tomburtonwood.com/2009/hospitalfield-house-artist-in-residence/ a solution shall not another problem create Fri, 25 Nov 2011 07:53:52 +0000 hourly 1 By: tom http://tomburtonwood.com/2009/hospitalfield-house-artist-in-residence/comment-page-1/#comment-32 tom Wed, 10 Jun 2009 14:17:40 +0000 http://tomburtonwood.com/?p=98#comment-32 ah. i wasn't sure what fish it was to be honest. i guess i should have googled them too. thanks for clarifying the differences between the Trusts, i guess i wasn;'t really paying attention to that either! i have a few photos of pile of dirt, and stakes driven into the land, but that's about it --- frustrating. ah. i wasn’t sure what fish it was to be honest. i guess i should have googled them too. thanks for clarifying the differences between the Trusts, i guess i wasn;’t really paying attention to that either! i have a few photos of pile of dirt, and stakes driven into the land, but that’s about it — frustrating.

]]> By: Jay Thomson http://tomburtonwood.com/2009/hospitalfield-house-artist-in-residence/comment-page-1/#comment-31 Jay Thomson Wed, 10 Jun 2009 12:23:11 +0000 http://tomburtonwood.com/?p=98#comment-31 Great to see these pics again, Tom. One thing though (and I"m surprised you didn't remember this) the smokies Arbroath is famous for are smoked haddock, not mackerel! The residencies you & Amanda were on were funded by the Robert Fleming Trust, and were separate from the Hospitalfield Trust which administered them. Anyway, it was a great time. I wish I had some photos of the 'Earthworks' you created--I don't know what happened to them. I remember you spending weeks out there digging and 'weaving' the land. Great to see these pics again, Tom. One thing though (and I”m surprised you didn’t remember this) the smokies Arbroath is famous for are smoked haddock, not mackerel!

The residencies you & Amanda were on were funded by the Robert Fleming Trust, and were separate from the Hospitalfield Trust which administered them. Anyway, it was a great time. I wish I had some photos of the ‘Earthworks’ you created–I don’t know what happened to them. I remember you spending weeks out there digging and ‘weaving’ the land.

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