Video art installation We Are Here by award winning artist studio idontloveyouanymore premieres at Selby Abbey
We Are Here, a new community-led, interactive video art installation by award winning artist studio idontloveyouanymore will launch at the historic Selby Abbey on Saturday 1st June.
Multi-award-winning filmmaker and artist Di Mainstone has been commissioned to create a new immersive digital artwork in collaboration with the people of Stockport
Manchester-based arts and culture organisation FutureEverything will kick start their exciting programme of public-facing digital arts activities, as part of the Stockport Creative Campus initiative, with a residency, workshop programme, and a world premiere of a new digital artwork by acclaimed artist Di Mainstone.
THE TOWER (Sleeping Dogs)
Existential struggle in a dystopian location (One-shot movie that gradually reveals its otherworldly setting)
‘People We Love’, Kit Monkman’s video portrait installation, set to open at Viborg Animation Festival
On 28 September 2023, internationally celebrated and multi-city public artwork People We Love will land in the magnificent crypt of Denmark’s Viborg Cathedral, as part of this year’s Viborg Animation Festival.
On a Wing and a Prayer
Photographer Ben Depp has set out to chronicle the wetlands in a series of aerial photographs that he captures with the help of a paramotor that he straps to his back.
Renewable Power Station
Two Artists Set Up Their Own Power Station, What Could Possibly Go Wrong?
Time Bascule a Film by Di Mainstone
In my imagination, Tower Bridge’s iconic“bascule” system, which seesaws up and down for passing ships, became a symbol for the equilibrium of our planet’s ecosystems
Who’s Fear Death by Ndoho Ange at Shoreditch Arts Club
Shoreditch Arts Club is pleased to announce Ndoho Ange as the recipient of their Summer Moving Image Commission. Ndoho Ange, a dancer, and visual artist, has produced an exciting new work titled Who’s Fear Death for the club’s unique screens
The lives of buildings are explored through a moving-image exhibition in The Architect Has Left The Building
The Architect Has Left The Building is the latest exhibition by the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA), showcasing work by photographer and filmmaker Jim Stephenson.
