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
A walk around the exhibition, displaying The Yes Men's practice through elaborate costumes fabricated for their bold interventions, Powerpoint presentations, props, scripts, sketches and research mate...
at Derby Feste
Polish artist Karina Smigla Bobinski's ADA is a huge membrane-like globe that floats freely in the gallery space, a physical coding experience which the artist and audience create together. Attached a...
Founded in the 1960s and celebrating its 15th year in Brindleyplace, IKON gallery is the most established contemporary art space in Birmingham. Newly appointed curator Stuart Tulloch gave us the the l...
A short profile of Printfest's Printmaker Of The Year 2012 - Kelly Stewart
