http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,585-2487919,00.html Hope this link works to Grayson Perry's account of the Turner Prize at the Tate gallery.(links not working today…help webmaster where are you?)
Following my video "The Singing ghost" about Craig-y-nos Castle in Wales the BBC web-site have asked me to write a piece for them on the book I am researching about the time this was used as a TB sanatorium for […]
A 13 year old boy has just signed up to my videos and I have got a message from a 34 year old guy who found the film I made on Dunblane " Best in Show" under Google. He doesnt […]
Based in a former potato warehouse in Hull’s Fruitmarket area, Hull Art Lab (HAL) staged many challenging and disciplinary art events over the past two years.
The launch of projects unedited in late November was the latest addition to a-n’s series of open, interactive websites.
Having worked as both a self-employed artist and a teacher, I disagree with Paul Rowbottom’s assertion in the December issue.
Newport my home town is situated in South Wales and lies on the banks of the river Usk. You can’t miss the river it bisects the city, numerous bridges link up the two sides of the river. You might have […]
I arrived in the Falkland Islands on Saturday afternoon, thoroughly exhausted after 2 days of long haul travelling. The journey so far though has already been amazing, the people from BAS that are travelling with me are great fun and […]
Sometimes you get fed up sitting in front of the computer, well quite often actually! and you feel in need of seeing some exhibitions. So have been into Edinburgh to see Peter Howson at the City Arts Centre and Douglas […]
Making web movies is a bit like gardening. Once they are up on the internet you tend them carefully, doing a bit of viral marketing if they are slow to take off, or some good old fashioned physical networking like […]
Nottingham
11 November 2006 to 11 November 2006
Participation data for 2005-2006.
Report focusing on practical, logistical and methodological issues involved in carrying out effective research on impacts of arts interventions in criminal justice settings.
A set of exhibitions and events running to 21 January is set to expose diversity and innovation within contemporary sound art.
The street.
10 October 2006 to 10 October 2006
Projects unedited blog by martin allman
Cities grow and change over time, new replaces old, new roads bridges redefine connectivity within a place. My project is based on the idea that we can most readily see this change by comparing maps from different periods in history […]
What do you do when someone is rude about your video on You Tube? until today all the comments I have received about my videos have been postive but this morning when I clicked on my email there was this […]
Whoops!…just discovered this web site does not support video clips, and cant figure out how to delete the code. Oh well….this morning I uploaded a video I discovered in my digital studio ( i.e. spare bedroom) which I made 2 […]
Projects unedited blog by Ann Shaw
I have just uploaded my latest video to You Tube titled "Ben A'an" which is also on my web-site ([email protected] ) based on a walk last Sunday afternoon up Ben A'an in The Trossachs. Is it art? well, some of […]
Lynette Yiadom-Boakye and the Otolith Group, two winners from the recent Decibel awards for artists, are showing at the International Biennial of Contemporary Art in Seville.
A survey of 1,500 undergraduates commissioned by the Higher Education Policy Institute on Universities has indicated that the work put in by students in England varies greatly between both subjects and institutions, bringing the value of a degree into doubt.
Arts Council England has at last ventured into the world of open web-based debate as part of its review of the public value of the arts.
