Arts Council England - Own Art
Michael and Hilary Quick prefer to support artists and buy art rather than invest their money in the bank. They really value the relationship they have developed with the gallery they like to buy works from, as the advice they receive helps them to make informed decisions about their purchases. They often buy works that remind them of times in their lives and places they have lived.
Subversion is our unique group show of new and recent contemporary art that explores and rethinks modern Arab identity. The exhibition features work from eleven emerging and established artists using ...
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...
Meet the artists behind the work on dot-art.com in this series of videos, designed to give you an insight into their working processes, inspiration and backgrounds. In this episode we meet Clare Ellis...
Following a successful transition from short films to his debut feature, and critically acclaimed installation work, Duane Hopkins gives an insight into his creative vision and working process speakin...
"The Gun" was an anti-gang and gun campaign video, produced in association with 'Merseyside Connexions'. This film was made with the aim to show the complexities of todays society, the misju...
