In 2005 OCM teamed up with the University of Oxford Botanic Garden to commission 8 artists to transform the Garden at night into an extraordinary world of sound and light. Audiences explored the garde...
commissioned by Mercy performed at Cafe OTO
commissioned by Mercy part of Electronic Voice Phenomena event at Cafe Oto, may 2012
David Parkin talks to Own Art about collecting contemporary art. A great rapport with galleries and getting to know artists personally has helped increase his confidence around what to buy, to the poi...
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Own Art enabled the purchase of a special ring for Jenny Wilson and Gideon Seymor. The significant purchase was to mark Jenny's 40th birthday and the birth of their daughter, Stella. They wanted to ac...
John Broadbent has always had an interest in art - part of his student grant was spent on buying paintings whilst he was at University he likes the way art affects him. John tells Own Art he's made a ...
Jane Wilde and Adrian Lear recently relocated to live and work in Tobermory on the Isle of Mull. Their home is also a boutique bed & breakfast. Instead of televisions, the couple have integrate...
Jane Wilde and Adrian Lear recently relocated to live and work in Tobermory on the Isle of Mull. Their home is also a boutique bed & breakfast. Instead of televisions, the couple have integrate...
Daniel Khan is a first time buyer of contemporary craft. Over the years his tastes have evolved from liking practical earthenware to preferring Grayson Perry. He suggests trusting your instinct when y...
Ian Murray is a filmmaker from South London and talks to Own Art about his passion for collecting contemporary art. For him, great art is about a gut reaction feeling it in his nervous system and find...
Michael and Hilary Quick prefer to support artists and buy art rather than invest their money in the bank. They really value the relationship they have developed with the gallery they like to buy work...
The FutureEverything Award recognises outstanding achievement for innovation in art, society & technology. It celebrates creative projects in any medium which offer a new and unique way to experience ...
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Alice Bradshaw and Liz Murphy of Contents May Vary talk about the Cu exhibition that they curated for FutureEverything 2010.
