mac birmingham
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 reflects the art centre's history. Chishino Kurumada and Takashi Tsuchiya talk about their practice and how they developed this interactive installation, and mac's Chief Executive and Artistic Director, Dorothy Wilson MBE explains how it fits into 'mac at fifty'. For further details on the exhibition, visit http://www.macarts.co.uk/event/kosuge1-16-the-playmakers
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 ...
This episode features an unusual Halloween event inspired by the 'Hospital Drawings' exhibition by Barbara Hepworth, at the Hepworth Gallery, artplayer goes behind the scenes of Rambert Dance Company'...
Ian Murray is a filmmaker from South London and talks to Own Art about his passion for collecting contemporary art. For him, great art is about a gut reaction feeling it in his nervous system and find...
Drawing from his personal archive of film and photographs, Apichatpong will lead a masterclass in which a select audience will gain valuable insight into this acclaimed artist/filmmakers practice, thr...
What do you do if there aren't enough artist studios? Set up your own of course! Cheryl Jones talks to us about getting things done at Grand Union in Birmingham. www.grand-union.org.uk www.axisweb.org...
