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Cumbrian Alchemy
In 2011 the University of Cumbria funded a project to bring an American artist, Bryan McGovern Wilson to…
The Way Home
Tom Hunter references important paintings from art history and tells stories of our time that all take place in…
Luxury Goods
Melissa Gordon discusses her essay titled ‘Luxury Goods’ on the relationship between gesture and value. Publication
Objects and Ideas
Melissa Gordon is a painter and printmaker. Her work follows the relationship between representation and abstraction, seeing and reading.…
Bee Stop
Bee Stop is a green roof created for Holloway Road in Archway, which seeks to explore alternative methods…
Treeline
Treeline is a sculptural intervention in which seven trees chosen for their resilience and distinctive characteristics are installed…
Dressing for the future: Speculative fashion in 1930s Hollywood
The interwar years saw extensive speculation on the future in all fields of design. Hollywood was remarkably reticent…
Visual Perception, Abstraction and Invention
Nathan Cohen is an artist interested in how we see the world around us and how this can…
Little Birds and a Demon
From an isolated lighthouse on the southernmost tip of the Shetland Islands, three opera singers and an ensemble…
Nigel Rolfe on Live Performance
Nigel Rolfe is recognised as a seminal figure in performance art, in its history and among current world…