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tell me about your mother…

by Tracey Kershaw

I am collecting stories about mothers, exploring the complex subject of maternal relationships. I invite visitors to come and sit in my pseudo-domestic setting, and ‘tell me about your mother…’

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Measuring the experience #42

by Susan Jones

Within the case studies, similar aspirations are attached to the work of artist-led organisations. These are said to “create ambitious projects which involve a wide range of audiences”, “make an excellent contribution to delivering arts provision in the community”, “play […]

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Measuring the experience #41

by Susan Jones

Given the likely impact of the newest lottery scheme, it is relevant to comment on the potential for artist-led organisations to access it. The Arts for Everyone (A4E) scheme (1) will from 1997 offer a valuable source of funds to […]

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Break through…..

by Leyla Folwell

Finally, a break through. So, my main problem is TIME! Who’s isn’t right? You know the old time v money struggle of the average artist …. But actually it s not true. Turns out it is just a case of […]

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Groundwork: Laying Roots in MK

by Ashleigh Griffith

I am one quarter of the arts research collective Tracing the Pathway, who explore the relationships between memory, body, site and encounter, developing a fluid, itinerant and communal approach to art. In May we began Groundwork, a performance and research […]

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Re-visualising the landscape & changing urban perceptions

by Jenny Drinkwater

“Landscape is a medium of exchange between the human and the natural, the self and the other. As such, it is like money: good for nothing in itself, but expressive of a potentially limitless reserve of value.” Excerpt from ‘Landscape […]

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Measuring Tanks and Tablecloths at Plymouth Arts Centre

by Carolyn Black

Tanks and Tablecloths is a long-standing research collaboration between artists Lizzie Ridout and Elizabeth Masterton. Their research examines the parallels between military and domestic spheres. In particular, the artists suggest that the regimentation and control so fundamental to life in the […]

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Artangel explores ageing: changed circumstances, changing times

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Artangel‘s latest commission, a site-specific outdoor performance piece from theatre director and dramaturg Lu Kemp, explores our changing experiences of ageing, care provision, family and gender through three intimate vignettes involving an older man and young boy. Pippa Koszerek finds out more from the director.

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