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a-n Artists Council has initiated a 12-month research and development project that will explore the role of the artist in society and advocate for how artists and art organisers can effectively work for change. Lead artists Rachel Dobbs and Glen Stoker speak to Jack Hutchinson about the project and how the Covid-19 pandemic has impacted their plans.
It can be hard to read nowadays. There are so many demands on our time (at least so long as we’re considered socially useful) and there’s so much information, from so many sources. A Restless…
Kerry morrison of in-situ
Mason Leaver-Yap for Ain Bailey’s ICA Newsletter 25.05.20
art (history) as life (history)
The Artist Placement Group (APG) initiated and organised ‘placements’ for artists in industry or public institutions, where artists researched, worked on projects and realised art works. They made the case for the mutual benefit of the artists’ presence in organisations. Artistic practice and knowledge would no longer be confined to the studio and the gallery, but their field of activity would be extended to commercial, industrial and administrative contexts to act upon societal organisation and decision-making processes. The emergence of the APG concept took place against the backdrop of an on-going discourse (not only in the UK) about ‘dematerialisation’, moving away from an object-based understanding of the work of art. The statement, Context is half…
Ruth Beale presents a layering of sound and video, offering a new perspective on London's common land.
A series of web commissions that explore the digital realm as a ‘public space’ for art. Launched in 2016, commissions to date include Lawrence Lek, John Walter, Hannah Black, Ruth Beale, Juneau Projects, Laura Eldret, Constant Dullaart, Danielle Dean, Ewan Atkinson and Kari Robertson.
Traditionally associated with the seaside, why are so many seagulls increasingly found in inland towns and cities?
How gulls moved away from the sea and now thrive in cities and at landfill sites.
Mobile Gull Appreciation Unit, 2008
Mark Dion
In the defence of the controversial seaside bird.