Foundation for Art and Creative Technology
Situated somewhere between art and theatre, the 'living' installations of Belgian visual artist require visitors to bring them to life. Wearing a machine around the waist, the visitor can either resist the forces it exerts, or allow themselves to be taken on a tangible but immaterial journey across an invisible map. Co-produced and presented by: FACT, body>data>space and Avatars. Gallery 1
The Creative Community at the Bluecoat is comprised of three core groups: creative industries, independent creative retailers and artists who work across all art forms. Our artists, retailers and ...
He came. He saw. He bundered. Alan Ayckbourn's 1973 comic trilogy of plays set over one weekend in an old family house from three different vantage points - the garden, the dining room and the livin...
commissioned by Mercy part of Electronic Voice Phenomena event at Cafe Oto, may 2012
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...
Lindsay Taylor and Mark Doyle introduce the forthcoming exhibition 'A Private Affair: Personal Collections of Contemporary Art', Harris Museum & Art Gallery, Preston, 27 January - 5 May 2012. T...
