Bedford Creative Arts
In March 2012 artist Arabel Rosillo de Blas and 20 enthusiastic local people created lace on a scale never seen before. Participants became human pins and bobbins in an active afternoon that was part craft, part choreography as one participant noted, like horizontal maypole dancing. Part of Bedford Creative Arts' spring commission Lace in Place, inspired by the rich history of lace making in Bedford. Arabel collaborated with a wide range of local people to create a large lace sculpture which will adorn the derelict building at 1 St Pauls Square in Bedford's town centre throughout the summer.
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 ...
Considered among the most important political artists of the last decade. The Yes Men are a group of culture- jamming activists who practice what they call identity correction. Impersonating big corpo...
Set in Ireland in 1916, the work juxtaposes the developing love affair between two young men with political turmoil in Ireland and the slaughter on the Western Front âï¿&frac1...
Iain Sinclair talk at the launch of Corridor8, July 16th 2009, at Urbis Museum of the City, Manchester. Listeners to the talk were privy to a segment of Sinclair's Northern Journey* - a project commis...
Unbeknown to the delegates, including the Secretary of State for Culture Ed Vaisey, Cheshire Dance was preparing to invade the National Conference for Culture in Local Government. This 8 minute film,...
