Foundation for Art and Creative Technology
Tehching Hsieh is an artist who has been mythologized since retiring from making art in 2000. In 1970s and 1980s New York, he made an exceptional series of artworks: five separate one-year-long performances. For one year, the artist punched a workers time clock located in his studio, on the hour, every hour. Marking the occasion by taking a self-portrait on a single frame of 16mm film.
We are a cultural partner at The Manchester Contemporary art fair for the second year this October 2011. Our stand will give information about Axis as well as a selection of work by five artists based...
The worlds first 360 degree anamorphic performance pavement art. A project celebrating 50 years since The Beatles played The Cavern & meeting Brian Epstein. This project was produced by UrbanCa...
Bringing new meaning to the phrase cult of the celebrity, the new work entitled As-salam wal Hub after the Arabic for 'Peace and love' saw her remake a small army of volunteers in the image of a man l...
Initiated as an online archive for user-donated content, Dave Griffiths' 'Babel Fiche' has expanded into a short film that both incorporates and reassembles that crowd-sourced video material. The '...
Apichatpong Weerasethakul's latest exhibition 'Primitive'.
