Foundation for Art and Creative Technology
Taking place as part of the London 2012 Festival programme and inspired by the spectacular rise of Brazil as an economic power and the preparations for the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, this new exhibition invites you to examine your psyche and decide whether you are ready for a more Brazilian world. Embark on your journey through The Humble Market and experience the hustle and bustle of the Rio de Janeiro carnival from a Brazilian taxi, lie back on the grass and contemplate the universe and discover what happens when the impersonal automated voice on the telephone suddenly gets very personal indeed. The Humble Market is a co-production between Abandon Normal Devices, FACT and Derry - Londonderry - City of Culture 2013 and WE PLAY, commissioned by AND, FACT, WE PLAY Expo and Derry - Londonderry - City of Culture 2013 and London 2012 Festival funded by Legacy Trust UK and Arts Council England.
The Creative Community at the Bluecoat is comprised of three core groups: creative industries, independent creative retailers and artists who work across all art platforms. Our artists, retailers a...
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...
Glimpses of love's ups and downs tangle and untangle in the magical and surreal world of a many-faceted labyrinth. This is a behind the scenes insight of Rambert Dance Company's new work Labyrinth of...
This is the second annual bonfire, by artist Rosanne Robertson. 30 artists from the UK and abroad travelled to Salford's Islington Mill on 26/1/12 to burn a piece of their work and make a pledge on ar...
Some of our video mapping moments onto the magnificent Clocktower in Caledonian Park, London, as part of BABEL - a unique theatrical experience of truly epic proportions which took place over 12 conse...
