Deadline: Tuesday 20 March 2012, 6pm (UK time) Residency 9: Metamorphosis 02 Location: Manchester, UKTimescale: 6 weeks from 9 April 2012(9 April 2012 – 21 May 2012) Description of Residency The Metamorphosis series of residencies is conceived of as a regenerative

Deadline Monday 10 October 2011, 6pm (UK time)Residency 8: Metamorphosis 01Timescale: 6 weeks from 1 November 2011(1 November - 13 December 2011) Description of Residency ArtFunkl is looking for adventurous, enthusiastic people who would like to visit Manchester during the pre-Christmas

Deadline 11 May 2011, 6pm (UK time) Residency Morphallaxis 05: 6 weeks from 14 Jul 2011Residency Morphallaxis 06: 6 weeks from 30 Aug 2011Description2 private rooms and 2 studios in a flexible, shared space are available, in a spacious house situated

My collaborator Joshua, an installation artist, and I will be attending the 'Practicing Theory Conference' at the University of Amsterdam in March 2011! Joshua will be a speaker at the conference and we are also hoping to hook up with some fellow

International ArtExpo is selecting all interesting video/short.films to include in the next 2010 Exhibitions: Liquid Cities - Video Art & Architecture event at P4 Kuntshouse - Calgary, Canada (October 29-31, 2010). The deadline for applications is October 5, 2010. Performing Light - Video

When first entering the SBC Gallery you are confronted with large, raw plywood cubicles, leading you to a viewing area. A window has been cut out of the wooden structure, and on the far end of the box a video

The first week of March in New York is always a busy one. The trees begin to thaw, the bleached snow-soaked sky softens, and New Yorkers begin to come out of hibernation. This week also marks the revival of art.

I hope you have some time to swing by Caitlin Hackett’s exhibition, Wilderness, this Friday night. Caitlin hit the ground running since her graduation from Pratt last year, and I'm super pleased to be featuring her work at the White Rabbit

Guy Overfelt is a San Fransisco-based conceptual artist and 2001 Artadia Award recipient. His practice is heavily invested in car culture, a focus of his upcoming exhibition at the Oakland Museum which opens Thursday January 21, 2010. There will be an

The field of architecture has searched for meaning since the collapse of modernism almost fifty years ago. The optimism and certainty of ‘form follows function’ in an architecture devoted to the betterment of mankind fractured in a widening chasm of

Walton Ford, New Work at Paul Kasmin Gallery The Royal Menagerie at the Tower of London – 3 December 1830 Oh, what a travesty to miss this exhibit!! Thanks to Morbid Anatomy, I’ve been spared just such a disappointment. Walton Ford’s

Cathy Wilkes is an artist from Northern Ireland. She is best known for her sculptural installations which explore the conceptual and emotional resonances of found objects. In 2008 she was nominated for the turner prize and if you follow the link below you