On Aug 6th I flew to Belgrade to meet up with six of the artists involved in the “Re: Location” exchange project and we travelled together to Novi Sad, about 80 Kms to the NW of Belgrade, where the exhibition will take place. This exchange, which has been organised by Mike Walton, also involves UK-based […]
A new book focusing on Palestinian artists’ video, edited by Bashir Makhoul and published by Palestinian Art Court- al Hoash, 2013, is now available, which includes my chapter, “Location & Dislocation, Site & Architecture: Video Installation by Palestinian Video Artists” as well as contributions by Jonathan Harris, Sean Cubitt, Laura U. Marks, Tina Sherwell and […]
Terry Flaxton and I have recently conducted an interview with video pioneer and counter-cultural visionary John “Hoppy” Hopkins. Click on this link to view.
On Feb 28th, I met with Alan Summers to discuss the next stage in the development of the In Darwin’s Garden project. Alan has produced a preliminary augmented reality (AR) visualisation of the mulberry tree that can be viewed using smart phones or ipads using the “Junaio” application.
Alan Summers, who is collaborating with me on this site-specific project at Charles Darwin’s home at Down House in Kent, has recently produced a new series of visualisations which will be published as part of a forthcoming Leonardo publication. The feature will include an on-line interview by Vince Dzieken with myself, Alan and Rowan Blaik, […]
The Digital Aesthetic 3, 2012 Conference and Exhibitions at the Harris Museum and the PR1 Gallery in Preston opened on Friday, Oct 5th. We celebrated with a wonderful dinner at Heathcotes Brasserie on the Friday evening. Artists at this table include Mary Lucier, Peter Campus, Kathleen Graves, Paul Harrison and Terry Flaxton. There are more […]
Click on the link for info on the forthcoming Digital Aesthetic 3, 2012 exhibitions and symposium, beginning Oct 5th-Dec 31st, 2012.
On Aug 10th and 11th, I participated in “Welcome to the Treasuredome”, showing a 16 minute time-lapse of the City of London recorded over seven days from the top of the Monument. The work was specially edited by Stuart Moore of Sundog Media with a music track by Chris Bush and shown in the ICCI […]
My current site-specific project “In Darwin’s Garden” will be profiled in an on line exhibition which will be presented during August. For further information and details click on this link.
I’m happy to be able to announce that our applications for funding to Arts Council England and the Lancashire County Council for the DA3 exhibition and symposium have been successful!