Performative* artwork in a London Bridge office
For our show, The Art Academy partnered with Four Communications to install the exhibition in their London Bridge offices during the working day.
Tagged: Installation
Elements of a train station inside the Henry Moore Institute, Leeds: Katrina Palmer’s The Necropolitan Line
On a day trip to Wakefield and Leeds I accidentally ended up at the Private View for Katrina Palmer’s The Necropolitan Line, and I’m so glad I did. I knew nothing about the show...
Untangling the knots; the aftermath of ‘How long is a Piece of String’ installation
Unravelling the connections made by visitors to our installation, How Long is a Piece of String from Bad Behaviour’s Collaboration show, in London, May 2015.
Photography, pigment and installation combine in hyper-colourful ode to a Hackney Market
Lorenzo Vitturi lives near to Ridley Road Market in Hackney, London, and he had been documenting the area for 7 years until 2013. His rainbow coloured photographs combine still lives created with found objects from the market...
Heavy Sentience
Photos from the Heavy Sentience exhibition at Brixton art studios / gallery space Block 336. All of the artists involved produced new work in direct response to the building and to working with each...
Scent, sound and wires fill a Hackney gallery with sculpture installation
As part of our site-specific sculpture unit at The Art Academy, we spent a day with artist Lee Holden, and visited his exhibition – ‘Insnar’d with Flow’rs, I Fall on Grass’ at Angus-Hughes Gallery in Hackney....
Dark Traces; site responsive sculpture installation
Initial documentation of the space we were responding to, to create a piece of work. I chose this towel and three buckets. They were by the studio sink and used by pretty much everyone...
Installation workshop with immersive sculpture artist, CJ Mahony – class notes
Course description: Spacial Installation Encompassing different approaches of exploration of space and site through installation art; including immersive sculpture, ephemeral and site specific installation, land art and public art The session will begin with a presentation introducing documentation...
Cutting and winding 5km of ribbon for World Water Week installation
When we sourced the ribbon for the World Water Week installation this summer, we were asked who or how we were cutting it into 1000 x 5m lengths (one to go in each of...
“Everything that can be of some use should be used as long as possible”
The installation by Song Dong in The Curve at The Barbican is this sentiment taken to the extreme.