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.
This is a compilation trailer of the young people's process leading up to the first performance of Machine Speaks at Z-Arts in Hulme, Manchester on 22 & 23 June 2012. Inspired by the story of t...
Site Gallery is delighted to present the first UK solo-retrospective of tricksters, pranksters and media hackers Eva and Franco Mattes aka 0100101110101101.org. Renowned for their masterful subversion...
“Housing is the battlefield for our time, and the house is its monument” A group of more than 20 young people are working with architects and other design specialists to re-use a block of empty pr...
A film about Japanese artists KOSUGE1-16 and their first UK exhibition, The Playmakers. Forming the first part of mac birmingham's 50th anniversary celebrations, it also looks at how the installation ...
'London Onion', Kurt Schwitters' poem to the city that became his home, has been turned by Iain Forsyth & Jane Pollard into 'Londonion', a pocket-sized mega-mix of the original, updated for the pr...
