OCM
For three nights in the autumn of 2008, the beautiful University of Oxford's Botanic Garden opened its gates after hours and invited people in to immerse themselves in a September sunset. Artists Rob Kesseler, Rag and Bone, Max Eastley, David Rothenberg, IOU and Robert Jarvis were commissioned by OCM and the Botanic Garden to create new works in response to the garden and to dusk. Together they conjured up an evocative sonic and visual world that examined and celebrated nature.
Unsung Heroes is a light and sound installation that took place on three sites on Salford Quays. This piece was specially created for The Quays by KMA. The installation is made up of a series of proj...
Subversion is a unique group show and public programme of new and recent contemporary art that proposes to explore and rethink notions of a so called 'modern' and 'Arab identity.' Constructed in the ...
Jim Shaw is an important contemporary American artist. Shaw collects paintings by anonymous artists at flea markets some of which are worked over and others exhibited unaltered. The 60-year-old artist...
A recording of a performance that took place at Cornerhouse on 14 October 2011. Working with producer dubsection, Kit Abramson set off an installation of metronomes in an attempt to play out The Am...
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 ...
