Tags - Installation

Tales From The Boarders

Anne Teahan documents the artistic process of three artists making Art from the memories of an institution.
Last updated : 29 Oct 07 Read more

Yinka Shonibare

Colin Hambrook and Joe McConnell respond to a talk by Yinka Shonibare at the Shape's launch of the Adam Reynolds bursary
Last updated : 27 Aug 07 Read more

Paul Cade

Colin Hambrook looks Paul Cade's Light Beingwithin the context of disability arts.
Last updated : 16 Dec 06 Read more

Juan delGado

Joe McConnell talks to Juan delGado about his cutting edge work using photography and video installation
Last updated : 16 Dec 06 Read more

The Disabled Avant-Garde Today!

DAO reveiws Aaron Williamson and Katherine Araniello's latest exhibition
Last updated : 16 Dec 06 Read more

Nancy Willis: Early Days

A painter, printmaker and sculptor, Nancy Willis is an exceptional artist who has been exhibiting at mainstream and Disability Arts events since the mid 1970's.
Last updated : 01 May 06 Read more

Disability Arts Moments

What turned you on to Disability Arts?
Last updated : 01 Dec 05 Read more

Adam Reynolds: an Obituary

An obituary to Adam Reynolds by Tony Heaton
Last updated : 01 Dec 05 Read more

Sound Sculpture

Can sound sculpture boost Deaf Awareness? According to Colin Redwood, it can.
Last updated : 01 Nov 05 Read more

Paul Cade: Sanity for Vanity

Colin Hambrook recently saw Paul Cade's breathtaking work and decided to visit the artist in person.
Last updated : 01 Mar 05 Read more

Alison Jones: The Smell of Honey

Alison Jones, acclaimed visual artist, talks to Joe McConnell about her exploration of multisensory experience.
Last updated : 01 Jan 05 Read more

Yinka Shonibare

Debs Williams reviews the work of Turner Prize (2004) nominee Yinka Shonibare.
Last updated : 01 Dec 04 Read more

Damien Robinson: Songbird

Deaf artist Damien Robinson talks to Ele Carpenter about an intriguing audio installation, which explores the relationship between sound and vibration.
Last updated : 01 Dec 04 Read more

Mark Ware

Mark Ware has created a play, a film and an exhibition that's influenced by his life after a stroke at the age of 39. Colin Hambrook talked to him about his creative journey.
Last updated : 01 Dec 04 Read more