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20-21 Visual Arts Centre
Janine Parrish
20-21 Visual Arts Centre
About us:
www.northlincs.gov.uk/NorthLincs/Leisure/arts/20-21VisualArtsCentre/
Michelle Lally
20-21 Visual Arts Centre
About us:
www.northlincs.gov.uk/NorthLincs/Leisure/arts/20-21VisualArtsCentre/
Aberdeen Art Gallery
Jennifer Melville
Aberdeen Art Gallery
About us:
www.aberdeencity.gov.uk/ACCI/web/site/home/home.asp?menuid=m100200
Aberystwyth Arts Centre
Eve Ropek
Animate Projects
Jacqui Davies
Animate Projects
About us:
Animate Projects commissions artists to make work that explores the relationship between contemporary art and animation, for broadcast, gallery, cinema and online exhibition.
www.animateprojects.org
Gary Thomas
Animate Projects
About us:
Animate Projects commissions artists to make work that explores the relationship between contemporary art and animation, for broadcast, gallery, cinema and online exhibition.
www.animateprojects.org
Abigail Addison
Animate Projects
About us:
Animate Projects commissions artists to make work that explores the relationship between contemporary art and animation, for broadcast, gallery, cinema and online exhibition.
www.animateprojects.org
Arnolfini
Sarah Warden
Nav Haq
Tom Trevor
Gill Nicol
Lucy Badrocke
Art and Sacred Places
Angela Peagram
Art and Sacred Places
About us:
Art and Sacred Places promotes interaction between religion and art, largely by siting contemporary art in sacred places. It engages new audiences by exploring the relationship between art and spirituality, encouraging debate and understanding.
www.artandsacredplaces.org
The Art House
Anne Cunningham
Art in the Open
Louise Trodden
Art in the Open
About us:
Art in the Open is London’s first advocacy and advisory body for art in the public realm. It works with stakeholders in London’s public realm to encourage a more integrated approach to the involvement of art and artists. It emphasises the imaginative role that artists can play alongside architects and other design professionals in successful place-making.
artintheopen.org.uk
Art on the Underground
Tamsin Dillon
Art on the Underground
About us:
London Underground (LU) has been a pioneer in commissioning and presenting art and design since 1908 and Art on the Underground both reflects and builds on this tradition, creating a new legacy of contemporary art for the 20th Century.
A century ago - Managing Director Frank Pick began commissioning leading artists such as Man Ray,
Edward McKnight Kauffer and Graham Sutherland to work on innovative poster campaigns. Today iconic designs such as Harry Beck’s groundbreaking Tube map and the distinctive blue and red station signs are recognised the world over.
Since 2000, Art on the Underground has been working with artists to produce and present new artworks to enhance and enrich the journeys of millions on the Tube every day.
In order to achieve our vision of producing world class art for a world class Tube, Art on the Underground delivers a high calibre contemporary art programme that directly engages with and responds to the unique audience and environment of LU.
We work with artists that reflect the diversity and international importance of London, from those emerging at the start of promising careers to established and internationally significant artists with a reputation for producing ground-breaking and influential works of art.
We employ a broad and flexible range of project models in many locations across the Tube network for example the large-scale ‘station-sized’ commissions that appear in sites such as Gloucester Road station for a year at a time and by contrast the well-loved pocket Tube map cover artworks, each only 7.5cm wide but reaching 15 million customers a year.
The LU heritage and unique environment are subjects of long-term fascination for artists, staff and customers. We commission new works that link this heritage to the present day connecting the organisation’s exceptional history with an impressive future.
This site provides information and images of our current and forthcoming projects as well as a comprehensive archive of projects produced over the past few years.
For more information about our Art on the Underground programme - please email art@tube.tfl.gov.uk.
www.tfl.gov.uk/art
Art on the Underground
About us:
London Underground (LU) has been a pioneer in commissioning and presenting art and design since 1908 and Art on the Underground both reflects and builds on this tradition, creating a new legacy of contemporary art for the 20th Century.
A century ago - Managing Director Frank Pick began commissioning leading artists such as Man Ray,
Edward McKnight Kauffer and Graham Sutherland to work on innovative poster campaigns. Today iconic designs such as Harry Beck’s groundbreaking Tube map and the distinctive blue and red station signs are recognised the world over.
Since 2000, Art on the Underground has been working with artists to produce and present new artworks to enhance and enrich the journeys of millions on the Tube every day.
In order to achieve our vision of producing world class art for a world class Tube, Art on the Underground delivers a high calibre contemporary art programme that directly engages with and responds to the unique audience and environment of LU.
We work with artists that reflect the diversity and international importance of London, from those emerging at the start of promising careers to established and internationally significant artists with a reputation for producing ground-breaking and influential works of art.
We employ a broad and flexible range of project models in many locations across the Tube network for example the large-scale ‘station-sized’ commissions that appear in sites such as Gloucester Road station for a year at a time and by contrast the well-loved pocket Tube map cover artworks, each only 7.5cm wide but reaching 15 million customers a year.
The LU heritage and unique environment are subjects of long-term fascination for artists, staff and customers. We commission new works that link this heritage to the present day connecting the organisation’s exceptional history with an impressive future.
This site provides information and images of our current and forthcoming projects as well as a comprehensive archive of projects produced over the past few years.
For more information about our Art on the Underground programme - please email art@tube.tfl.gov.uk.
www.tfl.gov.uk/art
Louise Coysh
Art on the Underground
About us:
London Underground (LU) has been a pioneer in commissioning and presenting art and design since 1908 and Art on the Underground both reflects and builds on this tradition, creating a new legacy of contemporary art for the 20th Century.
A century ago - Managing Director Frank Pick began commissioning leading artists such as Man Ray,
Edward McKnight Kauffer and Graham Sutherland to work on innovative poster campaigns. Today iconic designs such as Harry Beck’s groundbreaking Tube map and the distinctive blue and red station signs are recognised the world over.
Since 2000, Art on the Underground has been working with artists to produce and present new artworks to enhance and enrich the journeys of millions on the Tube every day.
In order to achieve our vision of producing world class art for a world class Tube, Art on the Underground delivers a high calibre contemporary art programme that directly engages with and responds to the unique audience and environment of LU.
We work with artists that reflect the diversity and international importance of London, from those emerging at the start of promising careers to established and internationally significant artists with a reputation for producing ground-breaking and influential works of art.
We employ a broad and flexible range of project models in many locations across the Tube network for example the large-scale ‘station-sized’ commissions that appear in sites such as Gloucester Road station for a year at a time and by contrast the well-loved pocket Tube map cover artworks, each only 7.5cm wide but reaching 15 million customers a year.
The LU heritage and unique environment are subjects of long-term fascination for artists, staff and customers. We commission new works that link this heritage to the present day connecting the organisation’s exceptional history with an impressive future.
This site provides information and images of our current and forthcoming projects as well as a comprehensive archive of projects produced over the past few years.
For more information about our Art on the Underground programme - please email art@tube.tfl.gov.uk.
www.tfl.gov.uk/art
Rebecca Bell
Art on the Underground
About us:
London Underground (LU) has been a pioneer in commissioning and presenting art and design since 1908 and Art on the Underground both reflects and builds on this tradition, creating a new legacy of contemporary art for the 20th Century.
A century ago - Managing Director Frank Pick began commissioning leading artists such as Man Ray,
Edward McKnight Kauffer and Graham Sutherland to work on innovative poster campaigns. Today iconic designs such as Harry Beck’s groundbreaking Tube map and the distinctive blue and red station signs are recognised the world over.
Since 2000, Art on the Underground has been working with artists to produce and present new artworks to enhance and enrich the journeys of millions on the Tube every day.
In order to achieve our vision of producing world class art for a world class Tube, Art on the Underground delivers a high calibre contemporary art programme that directly engages with and responds to the unique audience and environment of LU.
We work with artists that reflect the diversity and international importance of London, from those emerging at the start of promising careers to established and internationally significant artists with a reputation for producing ground-breaking and influential works of art.
We employ a broad and flexible range of project models in many locations across the Tube network for example the large-scale ‘station-sized’ commissions that appear in sites such as Gloucester Road station for a year at a time and by contrast the well-loved pocket Tube map cover artworks, each only 7.5cm wide but reaching 15 million customers a year.
The LU heritage and unique environment are subjects of long-term fascination for artists, staff and customers. We commission new works that link this heritage to the present day connecting the organisation’s exceptional history with an impressive future.
This site provides information and images of our current and forthcoming projects as well as a comprehensive archive of projects produced over the past few years.
For more information about our Art on the Underground programme - please email art@tube.tfl.gov.uk.
www.tfl.gov.uk/art
Rebecca Bell
Job title:
Art on the Underground
About us:
London Underground (LU) has been a pioneer in commissioning and presenting art and design since 1908 and Art on the Underground both reflects and builds on this tradition, creating a new legacy of contemporary art for the 20th Century.
A century ago - Managing Director Frank Pick began commissioning leading artists such as Man Ray,
Edward McKnight Kauffer and Graham Sutherland to work on innovative poster campaigns. Today iconic designs such as Harry Beck’s groundbreaking Tube map and the distinctive blue and red station signs are recognised the world over.
Since 2000, Art on the Underground has been working with artists to produce and present new artworks to enhance and enrich the journeys of millions on the Tube every day.
In order to achieve our vision of producing world class art for a world class Tube, Art on the Underground delivers a high calibre contemporary art programme that directly engages with and responds to the unique audience and environment of LU.
We work with artists that reflect the diversity and international importance of London, from those emerging at the start of promising careers to established and internationally significant artists with a reputation for producing ground-breaking and influential works of art.
We employ a broad and flexible range of project models in many locations across the Tube network for example the large-scale ‘station-sized’ commissions that appear in sites such as Gloucester Road station for a year at a time and by contrast the well-loved pocket Tube map cover artworks, each only 7.5cm wide but reaching 15 million customers a year.
The LU heritage and unique environment are subjects of long-term fascination for artists, staff and customers. We commission new works that link this heritage to the present day connecting the organisation’s exceptional history with an impressive future.
This site provides information and images of our current and forthcoming projects as well as a comprehensive archive of projects produced over the past few years.
For more information about our Art on the Underground programme - please email art@tube.tfl.gov.uk.
www.tfl.gov.uk/art
Artangel
Janette Scott
Rob Bowman
Cressida Hubbard
James Lingwood
artevents
Di Robson
Arts Catalyst
Nicola Triscott
Rob LeFrenais
ArtworkX of Mann
Roberto Edmanson-Harrison
Roberto Edmanson-Harrison
Job title:
My new Company ArtworkX of Mann...will be launching Our New Online Art Gallery www.artworkxofmann.com at 11pm on 11th Nov 2009
The portal will showcase Isle of Man resident Artists both established and up & coming Contemporary Artists working in the Visual Arts.
ArtSway
Mark Segal
ArtSway
About us:
ArtSway offers a changing exhibition programme presenting contemporary visual art of International significance in a gallery designed by Tony Fretton deep in the New Forest National Park.
ArtSway hosts artists in residence (creating new work for exhibition) and offers professional development, production and studio facilities for visual artists on site.
ArtSway is dedicated to supporting the development of individual artist careers (through ArtSway Associates) and sharing that process with audiences through a unique public programme bringing those artists and our audiences together (ArtSway Xtra).
It offers practical opportunities in the visual arts for audiences and participants through a wide range of workshops, courses, talks, visits and events, which as well as encouraging individual creativity also contributes to the development of vibrant and strong communities.
www.artsway.org.uk
Aspex Gallery
Joanne Bushnell
Aspex Gallery
About us:
Aspex specialises in supporting contemporary artists at an early stage in their career and is a showcase for new work being made at a regional, national and international level.
www.aspex.org.uk
Clive Caswell
Aspex Gallery
About us:
Aspex specialises in supporting contemporary artists at an early stage in their career and is a showcase for new work being made at a regional, national and international level.
www.aspex.org.uk
Jonathan Parsons
Aspex Gallery
About us:
Aspex specialises in supporting contemporary artists at an early stage in their career and is a showcase for new work being made at a regional, national and international level.
www.aspex.org.uk
Axis
Kara Chatten
Hayley Harding
Sheila McGregor
Liz Aston
Lucy Gibson
Baltic
Katherine Welsh
Chris Osborne
Alessandro Vincentelli
Emma Thomas
Kirsty Johnson
Godfrey Worsdale
Barbara Behan Contemporary Art
Barbara Behan
BCA Gallery
Catherine Hemelryk
Dawn Giles
Laura Pottinger
Beaconsfield
Naomi Siderfin
David Crawforth
BFI Gallery
Elisabetta Fabrizi
The Bonington Gallery
Terry Shave
Bristol City Museum & Art Gallery
Claire Royall
Bristol City Museum & Art Gallery
About us:
www.bristol.gov.uk/ccm/content/Leisure-Culture/Museums-Galleries/bristols-city-museum---art-gallery.en
Tim Corum
Bristol City Museum & Art Gallery
About us:
www.bristol.gov.uk/ccm/content/Leisure-Culture/Museums-Galleries/bristols-city-museum---art-gallery.en
Julie Finch
Bristol City Museum & Art Gallery
About us:
www.bristol.gov.uk/ccm/content/Leisure-Culture/Museums-Galleries/bristols-city-museum---art-gallery.en
Sheena Stoddard
Bristol City Museum & Art Gallery
About us:
www.bristol.gov.uk/ccm/content/Leisure-Culture/Museums-Galleries/bristols-city-museum---art-gallery.en
Rebecca Burton
Bristol City Museum & Art Gallery
About us:
www.bristol.gov.uk/ccm/content/Leisure-Culture/Museums-Galleries/bristols-city-museum---art-gallery.en
Louise Ormesher
Bristol City Museum & Art Gallery
About us:
www.bristol.gov.uk/ccm/content/Leisure-Culture/Museums-Galleries/bristols-city-museum---art-gallery.en
Bury Art Gallery Museum
Richard Burns
Bury Art Gallery Museum
About us:
www.bury.gov.uk/leisureandculture/MuseumsAndGalleries/default.htm
Tony Trehy
Bury Art Gallery Museum
About us:
www.bury.gov.uk/leisureandculture/MuseumsAndGalleries/default.htm
Camden Arts Centre
Gina Buenfeld
Ben Roberts
Jenni Lomax
Anne-Marie Watson
CCA Glasgow
Kerri Moogan
Francis McKee
The Changing Room
Emma Hamilton
Emma Hamilton
Job title:
Cheltenham Art Gallery & Museum
Sophia Wilson
Chisenhale
Polly Staple
City Art Centre Edinburgh
Alison Chisholm
City Art Centre Edinburgh
About us:
Located in the heart of Edinburgh, the City Art Centre is both home to the City's outstanding collection of Scottish art, and one of Scotland's leading temporary exhibition spaces.
www.edinburgh.gov.uk/cityartcentre
David Patterson
City Art Centre Edinburgh
About us:
Located in the heart of Edinburgh, the City Art Centre is both home to the City's outstanding collection of Scottish art, and one of Scotland's leading temporary exhibition spaces.
www.edinburgh.gov.uk/cityartcentre
Frank Little
City Art Centre Edinburgh
About us:
Located in the heart of Edinburgh, the City Art Centre is both home to the City's outstanding collection of Scottish art, and one of Scotland's leading temporary exhibition spaces.
www.edinburgh.gov.uk/cityartcentre
Maeve Toal
City Art Centre Edinburgh
About us:
Located in the heart of Edinburgh, the City Art Centre is both home to the City's outstanding collection of Scottish art, and one of Scotland's leading temporary exhibition spaces.
www.edinburgh.gov.uk/cityartcentre
City Gallery Leicester
Kathy Fawcett
Hugo Worthy
The Collection
Jeremy Webster
Lesley Farrell
Collective Gallery
Kate Gray
Jenny Richards
Commissions East
Charity Green
Hannah Thomas
David Wright
The Common Guild
Katrina Brown
Cornerhouse
Siobhan Ward
Kelly Burgess
Dave Moutrey
Sarah Perks
Tomas Harold
Rachael Salt
Crafts Study Centre
Professor Simon Olding
Craftspace
Deirdre Figueiredo
Creativity Culture and Education
Rehana Mughal
Becky Swain
Paul Collard
Jo Trowsdale
Chris May
Catherine Orbach
Curating Contemporary Art
Mark Nash
The Customs House
Esen Hurst
De La Warr Pavilion
Alan Haydon
Jane Won
Delfina Foundation
Aaron Cezar
Delfina Foundation
About us:
The Delfina Foundation facilitates artistic exchange between the UK and the Middle East & North Africa through two interlocking activities:
- A residency program that develops opportunities for artists and cultural practitioners to further the practice and philosophy of their work; and
- A public program that explores the link between visual culture and civic society through exhibitions, talks, and new commissions.
Founded by Delfina Entrecanales in 2007, Delfina Foundation has had artists in residence from ten countries of the Middle East and it has sent UK artists for residencies in the region as well.
Delfina Foundation is the successor to Delfina Studios, which nurtured the development of over 400 international artists over its 20-year existence, including more than a dozen Turner Prize nominees.
Delfina Foundation aims to develop the next generation of artists.
www.delfinafoundation.com
Devon Guild of Craftsmen
Saffron Wynne
Djanogly Art Gallery
Neil Walker
Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design School of Fine Art
Edwin Janssen
Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design School of Fine Art
About us:
fineart.dundee.ac.uk
Dundee Contemporary Arts
Annis Fitzhugh
Clive Gillman
Judith Winter
Graham Domke
EAST
Lynda Morris
East2 Gallery
Markus Blattmann
Edinburgh Art Festival
Joanne Brown
Edinburgh Art Festival
About us:
Edinburgh Art Festival is Scotland’s largest annual festival of visual art and has something for everyone.
Established in 2004 the Festival works in partnership with the city’s artists, galleries, museums and visual art spaces to present the best, exciting and most intriguing in modern and contemporary visual art.
This year will see the 6th Edinburgh Art Festival take place between 5 August and 5 September.
www.edinburghartfestival.com
Joanne Brown
Job title:
Established in 2004 the Festival works in partnership with the city’s artists, galleries, museums and visual art spaces to present the best, exciting and most intriguing in modern and contemporary visual art.
This year will see the 6th Edinburgh Art Festival take place between 5 August and 5 September.
Edinburgh Printmakers
Sarah Manning-Cordwell
Sarah Price
Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop
Irene Kernan
Lynn Cowan
Exeter Phoenix Galleries
Matt Burrows
Fabrica
Liz Whitehead
Fabrica
About us:
Fabrica is a visual arts organisation based in a former Regency church in the heart of Brighton that commissions contemporary visual art installations specific to the building.
Opened in March 1996 in the deconsecrated Holy Trinity Church - Fabrica was established by a group of artists from Red Herring Studios in Brighton as a focus for contemporary visual art practice, with the support of South East Arts, Brighton Borough Council, The Foundation for Sport and the Arts and Chichester Diocese.
Fabrica is a place where artists come to make new work. Fabrica supports and encourages the artists with whom it works to be adventurous and to test the boundaries of their practice. It encourages an open dialogue between artists and visitors within the gallery space and produces an integrated programme of education and audience development activity that strives to remove barriers to access, engagement and understanding.
www.fabrica.org.uk
Matthew Miller
Fabrica
About us:
Fabrica is a visual arts organisation based in a former Regency church in the heart of Brighton that commissions contemporary visual art installations specific to the building.
Opened in March 1996 in the deconsecrated Holy Trinity Church - Fabrica was established by a group of artists from Red Herring Studios in Brighton as a focus for contemporary visual art practice, with the support of South East Arts, Brighton Borough Council, The Foundation for Sport and the Arts and Chichester Diocese.
Fabrica is a place where artists come to make new work. Fabrica supports and encourages the artists with whom it works to be adventurous and to test the boundaries of their practice. It encourages an open dialogue between artists and visitors within the gallery space and produces an integrated programme of education and audience development activity that strives to remove barriers to access, engagement and understanding.
www.fabrica.org.uk
FACT
Karen Newman
Patrick Fox
Sue Stubbs
Laura Sillars
Mike Stubbs
Heather Corcoran
Fife Contemporary Art and Craft
Diana A Sykes
Firstsite
Kath Wood
Firstsite
About us:
firstsite is a contemporary visual arts organisation which is currently based in offices in Colchester. We are running a programme of offsite works in locations around Essex until the new building is ready.
Designed by Rafael Viñoly as a new social space for everyone to visit, the new building will house firstsite's vibrant programme of changing exhibitions, workshops, lectures and community events. Admission will be free.
Currently under construction in Colchester the new building will contain:
* Flexible presentation spaces for exhibitions of contemporary visual arts
* Daytime café / evening restaurant with a terrace overlooking a new public park
* Gift shop selling local art work and craft items, books, toys, cards and publications
* Artists' spaces for project work and artists in residence
* Purpose-built Learning Studios for workshops, school groups, students and community group activities
* High-specification 200 seat auditorium with screening facility and full conference IT resources
* Meeting areas and a variety of meeting rooms for business and community hire.
www.firstsite.uk.net
Beth Hull
Firstsite
About us:
firstsite is a contemporary visual arts organisation which is currently based in offices in Colchester. We are running a programme of offsite works in locations around Essex until the new building is ready.
Designed by Rafael Viñoly as a new social space for everyone to visit, the new building will house firstsite's vibrant programme of changing exhibitions, workshops, lectures and community events. Admission will be free.
Currently under construction in Colchester the new building will contain:
* Flexible presentation spaces for exhibitions of contemporary visual arts
* Daytime café / evening restaurant with a terrace overlooking a new public park
* Gift shop selling local art work and craft items, books, toys, cards and publications
* Artists' spaces for project work and artists in residence
* Purpose-built Learning Studios for workshops, school groups, students and community group activities
* High-specification 200 seat auditorium with screening facility and full conference IT resources
* Meeting areas and a variety of meeting rooms for business and community hire.
www.firstsite.uk.net
Laura Earley
Firstsite
About us:
firstsite is a contemporary visual arts organisation which is currently based in offices in Colchester. We are running a programme of offsite works in locations around Essex until the new building is ready.
Designed by Rafael Viñoly as a new social space for everyone to visit, the new building will house firstsite's vibrant programme of changing exhibitions, workshops, lectures and community events. Admission will be free.
Currently under construction in Colchester the new building will contain:
* Flexible presentation spaces for exhibitions of contemporary visual arts
* Daytime café / evening restaurant with a terrace overlooking a new public park
* Gift shop selling local art work and craft items, books, toys, cards and publications
* Artists' spaces for project work and artists in residence
* Purpose-built Learning Studios for workshops, school groups, students and community group activities
* High-specification 200 seat auditorium with screening facility and full conference IT resources
* Meeting areas and a variety of meeting rooms for business and community hire.
www.firstsite.uk.net
Judith Merritt
Firstsite
About us:
firstsite is a contemporary visual arts organisation which is currently based in offices in Colchester. We are running a programme of offsite works in locations around Essex until the new building is ready.
Designed by Rafael Viñoly as a new social space for everyone to visit, the new building will house firstsite's vibrant programme of changing exhibitions, workshops, lectures and community events. Admission will be free.
Currently under construction in Colchester the new building will contain:
* Flexible presentation spaces for exhibitions of contemporary visual arts
* Daytime café / evening restaurant with a terrace overlooking a new public park
* Gift shop selling local art work and craft items, books, toys, cards and publications
* Artists' spaces for project work and artists in residence
* Purpose-built Learning Studios for workshops, school groups, students and community group activities
* High-specification 200 seat auditorium with screening facility and full conference IT resources
* Meeting areas and a variety of meeting rooms for business and community hire.
www.firstsite.uk.net
Laura Davison
Firstsite
About us:
firstsite is a contemporary visual arts organisation which is currently based in offices in Colchester. We are running a programme of offsite works in locations around Essex until the new building is ready.
Designed by Rafael Viñoly as a new social space for everyone to visit, the new building will house firstsite's vibrant programme of changing exhibitions, workshops, lectures and community events. Admission will be free.
Currently under construction in Colchester the new building will contain:
* Flexible presentation spaces for exhibitions of contemporary visual arts
* Daytime café / evening restaurant with a terrace overlooking a new public park
* Gift shop selling local art work and craft items, books, toys, cards and publications
* Artists' spaces for project work and artists in residence
* Purpose-built Learning Studios for workshops, school groups, students and community group activities
* High-specification 200 seat auditorium with screening facility and full conference IT resources
* Meeting areas and a variety of meeting rooms for business and community hire.
www.firstsite.uk.net
Focal Point Gallery
Andrew Hunt
Focal Point Gallery
About us:
Focal Point Gallery (initiated 1991) is South Essex’s gallery for contemporary visual art, promoting and commissioning ambitious solo exhibitions, group shows, thematic projects, and a programme of public events including performances, film screenings and talks. The organisation is dedicated to national and international developments in visual culture, and in increasing access to the visual arts through its’ community, schools and education programme.
The gallery currently produces up to seven solo exhibitions each year, as well as working on a residency programme and a variety of offsite projects. Artists are given a platform to make new work in response to the gallery’s unique space on the second floor of Southend Central Library. The exhibitions, events and education programmes are currently being developed to include a series of activities that will host a diverse range of local and international artists, curators and writers, and establish ongoing collaborations with local and international arts organisations as well as engaging with a wide range of local community groups.
www.focalpoint.org.uk
Four Square Arts
Sonia Crivello
Frolic Room Art Gallery
Tim Koehler
Frolic Room Art Gallery
About us:
Frolic Room is a contemporary art gallery based in London England.
The gallery was founded with the aim of giving voice to fresh new perspectives in today's art scene, especially those from diverse and alternative backgrounds.
Our artists work is authentic and unapologetic.
Frolic Room maintains a dynamic exhibition program and participates in international fairs. (www.frolicroom.com)
www.frolicroom.com
Tim Koehler
Job title:
Our artists art is authentic and unapologetic.
Frolic Room Art Gallery maintains a dynamic exhibition program and participates in international fairs. (www.frolicroom.com)
The Fruitmarket Gallery
Elizabeth McLean
The Fruitmarket Gallery
About us:
The Fruitmarket Gallery aims to make contemporary art accessible, without compromising art or under-estimating audiences.
The Gallery presents world-class, thought-provoking and challenging art made by both Scottish and international artists in an environment that is welcoming, engaging, informative and always free. The Gallery aims to give audiences the confidence to enjoy contemporary art and to understand the importance of art, artists, culture and creativity and their impact on individual and collective lives.
The Gallery’s creative programme includes exhibitions, commissions, interpretation, education and publishing in both print and electronic forms. Gallery facilities include a bookshop and a café. The Gallery is physically accessible and family-friendly.
www.fruitmarket.co.uk
Fiona Bradley
The Fruitmarket Gallery
About us:
The Fruitmarket Gallery aims to make contemporary art accessible, without compromising art or under-estimating audiences.
The Gallery presents world-class, thought-provoking and challenging art made by both Scottish and international artists in an environment that is welcoming, engaging, informative and always free. The Gallery aims to give audiences the confidence to enjoy contemporary art and to understand the importance of art, artists, culture and creativity and their impact on individual and collective lives.
The Gallery’s creative programme includes exhibitions, commissions, interpretation, education and publishing in both print and electronic forms. Gallery facilities include a bookshop and a café. The Gallery is physically accessible and family-friendly.
www.fruitmarket.co.uk
Johnny Gailey
The Fruitmarket Gallery
About us:
The Fruitmarket Gallery aims to make contemporary art accessible, without compromising art or under-estimating audiences.
The Gallery presents world-class, thought-provoking and challenging art made by both Scottish and international artists in an environment that is welcoming, engaging, informative and always free. The Gallery aims to give audiences the confidence to enjoy contemporary art and to understand the importance of art, artists, culture and creativity and their impact on individual and collective lives.
The Gallery’s creative programme includes exhibitions, commissions, interpretation, education and publishing in both print and electronic forms. Gallery facilities include a bookshop and a café. The Gallery is physically accessible and family-friendly.
www.fruitmarket.co.uk
Stacy Boldrick
The Fruitmarket Gallery
About us:
The Fruitmarket Gallery aims to make contemporary art accessible, without compromising art or under-estimating audiences.
The Gallery presents world-class, thought-provoking and challenging art made by both Scottish and international artists in an environment that is welcoming, engaging, informative and always free. The Gallery aims to give audiences the confidence to enjoy contemporary art and to understand the importance of art, artists, culture and creativity and their impact on individual and collective lives.
The Gallery’s creative programme includes exhibitions, commissions, interpretation, education and publishing in both print and electronic forms. Gallery facilities include a bookshop and a café. The Gallery is physically accessible and family-friendly.
www.fruitmarket.co.uk
Armida Taylor
The Fruitmarket Gallery
About us:
The Fruitmarket Gallery aims to make contemporary art accessible, without compromising art or under-estimating audiences.
The Gallery presents world-class, thought-provoking and challenging art made by both Scottish and international artists in an environment that is welcoming, engaging, informative and always free. The Gallery aims to give audiences the confidence to enjoy contemporary art and to understand the importance of art, artists, culture and creativity and their impact on individual and collective lives.
The Gallery’s creative programme includes exhibitions, commissions, interpretation, education and publishing in both print and electronic forms. Gallery facilities include a bookshop and a café. The Gallery is physically accessible and family-friendly.
www.fruitmarket.co.uk
Gallery of Modern Art Glasgow
Sean McGlashan
Vivien Hamilton
Victoria Hollows
Gallery Oldham
Stephen Whittle
Dinah Winch
Glasgow School of Art
Sharon Thomas
Jenny Brownrigg
Glasgow Sculpture Studios
Amy Sales
David Watt
Gracefield Arts Centre
Dawn Henderby
Grizedale Arts
Alistair Hudson
Hatton Gallery
Emily Marsden
Hayward Gallery
Jill Constantine
Roger Malbert
Stephanie Rosenthal
Ralph Rugoff
Caroline Douglas
Pamela Griffin
Sarah O'Reilly
Henry Moore Institute
Kirstie Gregory
Catherine Aldred
The Hepworth Wakefield
Simon Wallis
The Hepworth Wakefield
About us:
The Hepworth Wakefield is Yorkshire’s major new art gallery.
Designed by award-winning British architect, David Chipperfield, The Hepworth will show for the first time a unique collection of sculptures by Barbara Hepworth – one of the most important sculptors of the 20th Century - who was born and raised in Wakefield. Its bold - modern architecture will be a fitting home for an outstanding collection of British art - featuring work by some of the UK’s best-known artists
As one of the largest and finest galleries outside of London - The Hepworth Wakefield will bring international contemporary art and historical exhibitions to Yorkshire.
www.hepworthwakefield.com
Frances Guy
The Hepworth Wakefield
About us:
The Hepworth Wakefield is Yorkshire’s major new art gallery.
Designed by award-winning British architect, David Chipperfield, The Hepworth will show for the first time a unique collection of sculptures by Barbara Hepworth – one of the most important sculptors of the 20th Century - who was born and raised in Wakefield. Its bold - modern architecture will be a fitting home for an outstanding collection of British art - featuring work by some of the UK’s best-known artists
As one of the largest and finest galleries outside of London - The Hepworth Wakefield will bring international contemporary art and historical exhibitions to Yorkshire.
www.hepworthwakefield.com
Rod Taylor
The Hepworth Wakefield
About us:
The Hepworth Wakefield is Yorkshire’s major new art gallery.
Designed by award-winning British architect, David Chipperfield, The Hepworth will show for the first time a unique collection of sculptures by Barbara Hepworth – one of the most important sculptors of the 20th Century - who was born and raised in Wakefield. Its bold - modern architecture will be a fitting home for an outstanding collection of British art - featuring work by some of the UK’s best-known artists
As one of the largest and finest galleries outside of London - The Hepworth Wakefield will bring international contemporary art and historical exhibitions to Yorkshire.
www.hepworthwakefield.com
Holly Latham
The Hepworth Wakefield
About us:
The Hepworth Wakefield is Yorkshire’s major new art gallery.
Designed by award-winning British architect, David Chipperfield, The Hepworth will show for the first time a unique collection of sculptures by Barbara Hepworth – one of the most important sculptors of the 20th Century - who was born and raised in Wakefield. Its bold - modern architecture will be a fitting home for an outstanding collection of British art - featuring work by some of the UK’s best-known artists
As one of the largest and finest galleries outside of London - The Hepworth Wakefield will bring international contemporary art and historical exhibitions to Yorkshire.
www.hepworthwakefield.com
Cynthia Wainwright
The Hepworth Wakefield
About us:
The Hepworth Wakefield is Yorkshire’s major new art gallery.
Designed by award-winning British architect, David Chipperfield, The Hepworth will show for the first time a unique collection of sculptures by Barbara Hepworth – one of the most important sculptors of the 20th Century - who was born and raised in Wakefield. Its bold - modern architecture will be a fitting home for an outstanding collection of British art - featuring work by some of the UK’s best-known artists
As one of the largest and finest galleries outside of London - The Hepworth Wakefield will bring international contemporary art and historical exhibitions to Yorkshire.
www.hepworthwakefield.com
Natalie Walton
The Hepworth Wakefield
About us:
The Hepworth Wakefield is Yorkshire’s major new art gallery.
Designed by award-winning British architect, David Chipperfield, The Hepworth will show for the first time a unique collection of sculptures by Barbara Hepworth – one of the most important sculptors of the 20th Century - who was born and raised in Wakefield. Its bold - modern architecture will be a fitting home for an outstanding collection of British art - featuring work by some of the UK’s best-known artists
As one of the largest and finest galleries outside of London - The Hepworth Wakefield will bring international contemporary art and historical exhibitions to Yorkshire.
www.hepworthwakefield.com
The Herbert
Martin Roberts
Highland Council
Cathy Shankland
Holton Lee
Theresa Veith
Hunterian Art Gallery
Mungo Campbell
ICE institute for Curatorship
Marianne Eigenheer
Marianne Eigenheer
Job title:
Ikon Gallery
Helen Stallard
Rebecca Small
Judith Harry
Nigel Prince
Jonathan Watkins
James Cangiano
Helen Legg
Impressions Gallery
Anne McNeill
Ingleby Gallery
David Mackay
Richard Ingleby
Florence Ingleby
James Hockey Galleries
Christine Kapteijn
John Hansard Gallery
Stephen Foster
Ros Carter
Knowle West Media Centre
Carolyn Hassan
University of Oxford
Paul Bonaventura
LCACE
Evelyn Wilson
Leeds Metropolitan University Gallery
Moira Innes
Live Art Development Agency
Season Butler
Live Art Development Agency
About us:
Live Art Development Agency
Launched in January 1999, the Live Art Development Agency is the leading development organisation for Live Art in the UK. The Agency offers resources, professional development initiatives and projects for the support and development of Live Art practices and critical discourses, and works strategically, in partnership and in consultation with artists and organisations in the cultural sector.
The Agency houses an open access Live Art Study Room; runs Unbound, an online shop for Live Art books, dvds, and limited editions; pioneers models of training, dialogue and debate; and develops new ways of increasing popular and critical awareness of Live Art through curatorial and publishing projects.
www.thisisLiveArt.co.uk
ww.thisisUnbound.co.uk
www.thisisliveart.co.uk
Season Butler
Job title:
Launched in January 1999, the Live Art Development Agency is the leading development organisation for Live Art in the UK. The Agency offers resources, professional development initiatives and projects for the support and development of Live Art practices and critical discourses, and works strategically, in partnership and in consultation with artists and organisations in the cultural sector.
The Agency houses an open access Live Art Study Room; runs Unbound, an online shop for Live Art books, dvds, and limited editions; pioneers models of training, dialogue and debate; and develops new ways of increasing popular and critical awareness of Live Art through curatorial and publishing projects.
www.thisisLiveArt.co.uk
ww.thisisUnbound.co.uk
Liverpool Biennial
Paul Domela
Liverpool Biennial
About us:
Liverpool Biennial is among the most successful art commissioning agencies in the UK, best known for presenting the UK’s largest festival of contemporary visual art. Established in 1998 last year saw the 5th festival take place between 20th September and 30th November - click here to visit the festival section of the website. Since its inception the International exhibition has commissioned well over 100 new works, many for the streets and public spaces of Liverpool, by established contemporary artists from around the world.
Liverpool Biennial also has a year-round role commissioning art for the public realm. Past projects include Antony Gormley’s stunning work Another Place which has found a permanent home at Crosby beach - and the highly acclaimed Turning the Pace Over by Richard Wilson which literally turns a building inside-out.
The mission through all our activities is engaging art, people and place. We do this by commissioning artworks and other programmes collaboratively, in partnership with a myriad of organisations and individuals from the city’s established art institutions to community groups in local neighbourhoods. These activities find support from a range of local authorities, private trusts and regeneration agencies in the city region and beyond.
We also work towards ambitious educational objectives through a programme of activities developed within the context of the work we commission. We play a key role in the ongoing development of Liverpool as a place for artists to learn, live and work, and engage in discourse-based activity with peers locally,
nationally and internationally.
www.biennial.com
Lewis Biggs
Liverpool Biennial
About us:
Liverpool Biennial is among the most successful art commissioning agencies in the UK, best known for presenting the UK’s largest festival of contemporary visual art. Established in 1998 last year saw the 5th festival take place between 20th September and 30th November - click here to visit the festival section of the website. Since its inception the International exhibition has commissioned well over 100 new works, many for the streets and public spaces of Liverpool, by established contemporary artists from around the world.
Liverpool Biennial also has a year-round role commissioning art for the public realm. Past projects include Antony Gormley’s stunning work Another Place which has found a permanent home at Crosby beach - and the highly acclaimed Turning the Pace Over by Richard Wilson which literally turns a building inside-out.
The mission through all our activities is engaging art, people and place. We do this by commissioning artworks and other programmes collaboratively, in partnership with a myriad of organisations and individuals from the city’s established art institutions to community groups in local neighbourhoods. These activities find support from a range of local authorities, private trusts and regeneration agencies in the city region and beyond.
We also work towards ambitious educational objectives through a programme of activities developed within the context of the work we commission. We play a key role in the ongoing development of Liverpool as a place for artists to learn, live and work, and engage in discourse-based activity with peers locally,
nationally and internationally.
www.biennial.com
Laurie Peake
Liverpool Biennial
About us:
Liverpool Biennial is among the most successful art commissioning agencies in the UK, best known for presenting the UK’s largest festival of contemporary visual art. Established in 1998 last year saw the 5th festival take place between 20th September and 30th November - click here to visit the festival section of the website. Since its inception the International exhibition has commissioned well over 100 new works, many for the streets and public spaces of Liverpool, by established contemporary artists from around the world.
Liverpool Biennial also has a year-round role commissioning art for the public realm. Past projects include Antony Gormley’s stunning work Another Place which has found a permanent home at Crosby beach - and the highly acclaimed Turning the Pace Over by Richard Wilson which literally turns a building inside-out.
The mission through all our activities is engaging art, people and place. We do this by commissioning artworks and other programmes collaboratively, in partnership with a myriad of organisations and individuals from the city’s established art institutions to community groups in local neighbourhoods. These activities find support from a range of local authorities, private trusts and regeneration agencies in the city region and beyond.
We also work towards ambitious educational objectives through a programme of activities developed within the context of the work we commission. We play a key role in the ongoing development of Liverpool as a place for artists to learn, live and work, and engage in discourse-based activity with peers locally,
nationally and internationally.
www.biennial.com
Lorenzo Fusi
Liverpool Biennial
About us:
Liverpool Biennial is among the most successful art commissioning agencies in the UK, best known for presenting the UK’s largest festival of contemporary visual art. Established in 1998 last year saw the 5th festival take place between 20th September and 30th November - click here to visit the festival section of the website. Since its inception the International exhibition has commissioned well over 100 new works, many for the streets and public spaces of Liverpool, by established contemporary artists from around the world.
Liverpool Biennial also has a year-round role commissioning art for the public realm. Past projects include Antony Gormley’s stunning work Another Place which has found a permanent home at Crosby beach - and the highly acclaimed Turning the Pace Over by Richard Wilson which literally turns a building inside-out.
The mission through all our activities is engaging art, people and place. We do this by commissioning artworks and other programmes collaboratively, in partnership with a myriad of organisations and individuals from the city’s established art institutions to community groups in local neighbourhoods. These activities find support from a range of local authorities, private trusts and regeneration agencies in the city region and beyond.
We also work towards ambitious educational objectives through a programme of activities developed within the context of the work we commission. We play a key role in the ongoing development of Liverpool as a place for artists to learn, live and work, and engage in discourse-based activity with peers locally,
nationally and internationally.
www.biennial.com
Rajwant Sandhu
Liverpool Biennial
About us:
Liverpool Biennial is among the most successful art commissioning agencies in the UK, best known for presenting the UK’s largest festival of contemporary visual art. Established in 1998 last year saw the 5th festival take place between 20th September and 30th November - click here to visit the festival section of the website. Since its inception the International exhibition has commissioned well over 100 new works, many for the streets and public spaces of Liverpool, by established contemporary artists from around the world.
Liverpool Biennial also has a year-round role commissioning art for the public realm. Past projects include Antony Gormley’s stunning work Another Place which has found a permanent home at Crosby beach - and the highly acclaimed Turning the Pace Over by Richard Wilson which literally turns a building inside-out.
The mission through all our activities is engaging art, people and place. We do this by commissioning artworks and other programmes collaboratively, in partnership with a myriad of organisations and individuals from the city’s established art institutions to community groups in local neighbourhoods. These activities find support from a range of local authorities, private trusts and regeneration agencies in the city region and beyond.
We also work towards ambitious educational objectives through a programme of activities developed within the context of the work we commission. We play a key role in the ongoing development of Liverpool as a place for artists to learn, live and work, and engage in discourse-based activity with peers locally,
nationally and internationally.
www.biennial.com
LUX
Benjamin Cook
Mike Sperlinger
Manchester City Galleries
Sara Holdsworth
Clare Gannaway
Virginia Tandy
Fiona Corridan
Ruth Shrigley
Sandra Martin
Kate Jesson
McManus Galleries & Museum
Anna Robertson
Mead Gallery
Sarah Shalgosky
Elizabeth Dooley
Media Art Bath
Bridget Crone
Midlands Arts Centre
Louisa Davies
The Millais Gallery
Les Buckingham
Bridget Cusack
Milton Keynes Gallery
Anthony Spira
Milton Keynes Gallery
About us:
Milton Keynes Gallery opened in October 1999 as the city's purpose-built venue for the presentation of international contemporary art exhibitions. More recently it has developed an offsite programme, which has included such projects as the temporary 19m high MK Forty Tower designed by dRMM architects.
Onsite exhibitions have included emerging, mid-career and established artists in solo and group shows, ranging from the inaugural exhibition by Gilbert & George to Michael Craig-Martin, and more recently Phil Collins and Cathy Wilkes - (the latter two shortlisted for the Turner Prize for their solo shows at Milton Keynes Gallery). Occasionally the gallery presents contextual historical shows eg Marcel Broodthaers or James Lee Byars.
The Gallery's third Director, Anthony Spira, takes up his appointment as Director in May 2009.
www.mk-g.org
Katharine Sorensen
Milton Keynes Gallery
About us:
Milton Keynes Gallery opened in October 1999 as the city's purpose-built venue for the presentation of international contemporary art exhibitions. More recently it has developed an offsite programme, which has included such projects as the temporary 19m high MK Forty Tower designed by dRMM architects.
Onsite exhibitions have included emerging, mid-career and established artists in solo and group shows, ranging from the inaugural exhibition by Gilbert & George to Michael Craig-Martin, and more recently Phil Collins and Cathy Wilkes - (the latter two shortlisted for the Turner Prize for their solo shows at Milton Keynes Gallery). Occasionally the gallery presents contextual historical shows eg Marcel Broodthaers or James Lee Byars.
The Gallery's third Director, Anthony Spira, takes up his appointment as Director in May 2009.
www.mk-g.org
Emma Dean
Milton Keynes Gallery
About us:
Milton Keynes Gallery opened in October 1999 as the city's purpose-built venue for the presentation of international contemporary art exhibitions. More recently it has developed an offsite programme, which has included such projects as the temporary 19m high MK Forty Tower designed by dRMM architects.
Onsite exhibitions have included emerging, mid-career and established artists in solo and group shows, ranging from the inaugural exhibition by Gilbert & George to Michael Craig-Martin, and more recently Phil Collins and Cathy Wilkes - (the latter two shortlisted for the Turner Prize for their solo shows at Milton Keynes Gallery). Occasionally the gallery presents contextual historical shows eg Marcel Broodthaers or James Lee Byars.
The Gallery's third Director, Anthony Spira, takes up his appointment as Director in May 2009.
www.mk-g.org
Emma Fry
Milton Keynes Gallery
About us:
Milton Keynes Gallery opened in October 1999 as the city's purpose-built venue for the presentation of international contemporary art exhibitions. More recently it has developed an offsite programme, which has included such projects as the temporary 19m high MK Forty Tower designed by dRMM architects.
Onsite exhibitions have included emerging, mid-career and established artists in solo and group shows, ranging from the inaugural exhibition by Gilbert & George to Michael Craig-Martin, and more recently Phil Collins and Cathy Wilkes - (the latter two shortlisted for the Turner Prize for their solo shows at Milton Keynes Gallery). Occasionally the gallery presents contextual historical shows eg Marcel Broodthaers or James Lee Byars.
The Gallery's third Director, Anthony Spira, takes up his appointment as Director in May 2009.
www.mk-g.org
MIMA
Gavin Delahunty
MIMA
About us:
mima ia a new gallery for contemporary art designed by Erick van Egeraat Associated Architects.
The gallery brings together the town's art collections for the first time.
mima is a member of the Art Fund International £5m scheme to develop collections of international art, as part of this scheme the gallery has formed a working partnership with the Drawing Center New York.
www.visitmima.com
Kate Brindley
MIMA
About us:
mima ia a new gallery for contemporary art designed by Erick van Egeraat Associated Architects.
The gallery brings together the town's art collections for the first time.
mima is a member of the Art Fund International £5m scheme to develop collections of international art, as part of this scheme the gallery has formed a working partnership with the Drawing Center New York.
www.visitmima.com
James Beighton
MIMA
About us:
mima ia a new gallery for contemporary art designed by Erick van Egeraat Associated Architects.
The gallery brings together the town's art collections for the first time.
mima is a member of the Art Fund International £5m scheme to develop collections of international art, as part of this scheme the gallery has formed a working partnership with the Drawing Center New York.
www.visitmima.com
Modern Art Oxford
Emily Smith
Caroline Winnicott
Katie Harding
Michael Stanley
Sarah Mossop
Paul Luckraft
Modus Operandi
Vivien Lovell
motiroti
Ali Zaidi
Rachel Feuchtwang
Mount Stuart Trust
Sophie Crichton Stuart
Museums Sheffield
Nick Dodd
Sian Brown
Sian Brown
Job title:
Louisa Briggs
Liz Waring
Kim Streets
Alison Morton
The National Portrait Gallery
Denise Ellitson
Pim Baxter
Neil Evans
Sandy Nairne
Eleanor Macnair
Jonathan Rowbotham
Robin Francis
New Art Gallery Walsall (The)
Deborah Robinson
Ioannis Ioannou
Jo Digger
Stephen Snoddy
Helen Jones
Zoe Renilson
New Media Scotland
Mark Daniels
Newlyn Art Gallery Ltd
James Green
Newport Museum and Art Gallery
Sandra Jackaman
Newport Museum and Art Gallery
About us:
www.newport.gov.uk/_dc/index.cfm?fuseaction=artculture.homepage
Oliver Holt Gallery
Andrew Stooke
Oliver Holt Gallery
About us:
Oliver Holt Gallery supports innovative ways of making and interpreting art. The gallery creates new opportunities for national and international artists and audiences through site, material, context and learning.
www.asholt.co.uk
Andrew Stooke
Job title:
Oriel Davies Gallery
Amanda Farr
Ovenden Contemporary (Art Promotions) Limited
Craig Kerrecoe
PACE
Juliet Dean
The Park Gallery
Gillian Smith
Pavilion
Anna Reid
Pavilion
About us:
Pavilion is a visual arts commissioning agency that collaborates with artists and audiences to make new works of art, using photography and digital lens based media.
Pavilion invests in the talent of emerging photographers. It does this through, commissions, exhibitions and portfolio review sessions. Pavilion also supports emerging artists into the art market through its print sales initiative.
Pavilion's curated education programme is an ongoing investement in the creative development of young people. The programme produces artist-led, relational visual arts experiences, with audiences and in particular with young disadvantaged people.
Through Pavilion's new gallery, national exhibitions, publications, critical dialogue, a website including an online gallery, events and participation, Pavilion responds to and cultivates audience engagement.
www.pavilion.org.uk
Pembrokeshire County Council
Christine Willison
The Photographers' Gallery
Clare Grafik
Camilla Brown
Stefanie Braun
Brett Rogers
Janice McLaren
Picture This
Lisa Panting
Picture This
About us:
Picture This develop artists’ film and video through commissions and exhibitions. Our resources are used by artists and arts organisations, and our events, exhibitions and publications contextualise projects within current developments in contemporary art.
www.picture-this.org.uk
Beth Alden
Picture This
About us:
Picture This develop artists’ film and video through commissions and exhibitions. Our resources are used by artists and arts organisations, and our events, exhibitions and publications contextualise projects within current developments in contemporary art.
www.picture-this.org.uk
The Pier Arts Centre
Neil Firth
Andrew Parkinson
Carol Dunbar
Plymouth Arts Centre
Ian Hutchinson
Caroline Mawdsley
Paula Orrell
Plymouth City Museum & Art Gallery
Mark Tosdevin
Judith Robinson
Nicola Moyle
Jo Clarke
Emma Philip
Maureen Attrill
Portsmouth City Museum
Rosalinda Hardiman
ProjectBase
Sara Black
QUAD
Keith Jeffrey
Alfredo Cramerotti
Alfredo Cramerotti
Job title:
Currently curator at QUAD centre for art and film Derby, UK.
Co-curator (as CPS) of Manifesta 8, the European Biennialof Contemporary Art,Murcia & Cartagena, Spain, 2010-11.
Co-curator of the collective projects AGM-Annual General Meeting (www.annualgeneralmeeting.net) and CPS-Chamber of Public Secrets (ww.chamber.dk).
Editor of the Critical Photography series by Intellect Books.
Recent publications include the book "Aesthetic Journalism: How to Inform without Informing" (2009) and "Unmapping the City: Perspectives of Flatness" (2010).
Web: www.alcramer.net
Radar
Nick Slater
RIBA Trust
Hannah Burgess
RSA
Emma Ridgway
Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts
Nichola Johnson
Veronica Sekules
Amanda Geitner
Nicola Khandpur
Nicola Khandpur
Job title:
Scottish Sculpture Workshop
Kelly Anderson
Nuno Sacramento
Simmone Davidson
Serpentine Gallery
Michael Gaughan
Julia Peyton-Jones
Leila Hashan
Kathryn Rattee
Hans-Ulrich Obrist
Sally Tallant
The Showroom Gallery
Emily Pethick
Site Gallery
Carol Maund
Jeanine Griffin
South London Gallery
Margot Heller
Simon Parris
Southampton City Art Gallery
Liza Morgan
Christine Rawnsley
Tim Craven
Stanley & Audrey Burton Gallery
Layla Bloom
The Stanley Picker Gallery
David Falkner
Stills
Carrie Maginn
Cheryl Connell
Evan Thomas
Storey Gallery
John Angus
Stour Valley Arts
Sandra Drew
Street Level Photoworks
Malcolm Dickson
Swiss Cottage Gallery
Caroline Jenkinson
Caroline Jenkinson
Job title:
Talbot Rice Gallery
Pat Fisher
Tate
Anna Cutler
Tate
Sir Nicholas Serota
Alex Beard
Penelope Curtis
Julian Bird
Caroline Collier
Masina Frost
Eleanor Pinfield
Tate
Synthia Griffin
Synthia Griffin
Job title:
Tate Liverpool
Christoph Grunenberg
Darren Pih
Sook-Kyung Lee
text + work the Gallery
Violet McClean
Towner
Matthew Rowe
Towner
About us:
Towner - the contemporary art museum presents a unique programme of major exhibitions of contemporary and historic visual art alongside displays from the renowned Towner Collection.
With 1,250 m2 of display space - Towner is now the largest gallery space in the South East. The new gallery occupies a dramatic site set back from Eastbourne’s seafront with stunning views of the South Downs. Towner includes exhibition galleries of an international standard, a dedicated gallery for its permanent collection and accessible collection store, activity rooms and a gift shop, as well as a café bar with balcony offering spectacular views over the Downs.
In addition to inspiring and thought-provoking exhibitions Towner offers a programme of talks and events as well as workshops and drop-in sessions for children and families.
www.townereastbourne.org.uk
Sara Cooper
Towner
About us:
Towner - the contemporary art museum presents a unique programme of major exhibitions of contemporary and historic visual art alongside displays from the renowned Towner Collection.
With 1,250 m2 of display space - Towner is now the largest gallery space in the South East. The new gallery occupies a dramatic site set back from Eastbourne’s seafront with stunning views of the South Downs. Towner includes exhibition galleries of an international standard, a dedicated gallery for its permanent collection and accessible collection store, activity rooms and a gift shop, as well as a café bar with balcony offering spectacular views over the Downs.
In addition to inspiring and thought-provoking exhibitions Towner offers a programme of talks and events as well as workshops and drop-in sessions for children and families.
www.townereastbourne.org.uk
Sanna Moore
Towner
About us:
Towner - the contemporary art museum presents a unique programme of major exhibitions of contemporary and historic visual art alongside displays from the renowned Towner Collection.
With 1,250 m2 of display space - Towner is now the largest gallery space in the South East. The new gallery occupies a dramatic site set back from Eastbourne’s seafront with stunning views of the South Downs. Towner includes exhibition galleries of an international standard, a dedicated gallery for its permanent collection and accessible collection store, activity rooms and a gift shop, as well as a café bar with balcony offering spectacular views over the Downs.
In addition to inspiring and thought-provoking exhibitions Towner offers a programme of talks and events as well as workshops and drop-in sessions for children and families.
www.townereastbourne.org.uk
Gilly Clarkson
Towner
About us:
Towner - the contemporary art museum presents a unique programme of major exhibitions of contemporary and historic visual art alongside displays from the renowned Towner Collection.
With 1,250 m2 of display space - Towner is now the largest gallery space in the South East. The new gallery occupies a dramatic site set back from Eastbourne’s seafront with stunning views of the South Downs. Towner includes exhibition galleries of an international standard, a dedicated gallery for its permanent collection and accessible collection store, activity rooms and a gift shop, as well as a café bar with balcony offering spectacular views over the Downs.
In addition to inspiring and thought-provoking exhibitions Towner offers a programme of talks and events as well as workshops and drop-in sessions for children and families.
www.townereastbourne.org.uk
Translocal
Reuben Fowkes
Turner Contemporary
Victoria Pomery
Sarah Martin
Karen Eslea
University of Dundee Exhibitions
Laura Simpson
University of Essex Gallery
Jessica Kenny
University of Hertfordshire
Matthew Shaul
Amisha Karia
University of Stirling Art Collection
Jane Cameron
Victoria & Albert Museum - Learning
Giulia Bonali
University of Liverpool Art and Heritage Collections
Matthew Clough
Walker Art Gallery
Janette Moran
Westlondonprojects
Christiane Schneider
Whitworth Art Gallery
Maria Balshaw
Mary Griffiths
Wolverhampton Art Gallery
Helen Oliver
Corrine Miller
Marguerite Nugent
Sarah Campbell
Wysing Arts Centre
Donna Lynas
Lotte Juul Petersen
Annie Bacon
Yorkshire Sculpture Park
Clare Lilley
Janette Pratt
Helen Pheby
