Projects

Current Projects

Supporting arts and enterprise skills in communities through creative engagement with the local area

AHRC Knowledge Transfer Fellowship, (Paul Haywood and Team.) 2009-12.

Using contemporary visual art as a catalyst for the reinterpretation of industrial heritage

The project aims to use contemporary art to explore ways in which the abandoned Parys Mountain Copper Mine and Amlwch Industrial Heritage Centre in Amlwch, Anglesey, North Wales, can be interpreted in order to promote cultural engagement and economic development. It has been developed through an “Artist At Work” award from Artworks Wales in 2007, and will involve collaborative working with major partners, galleries and museums, implemented over 30 months through a linked series of events, exhibitions, and a publication.

Past Projects

DeDEPA (Designing Dynamic Environments for the Performing Arts)

The DeDEPA project, undertaken by the Department of Architecture at the University of Cambridge in collaboration with the University of Salford, seeks to identify factors that contribute to the delivery of "better" buildings for the Performing Arts. The aim is to elucidate the most appropriate briefing processes and plans of work for these building types.

The site that sound requires

AHRC Research Fellowship in the Creative and Performing Arts, (Lemke) 2005-8. Residency/Exhibition/Publication.

"Von tropfen und anderen horwerten": Sound in realation to time

Zentrum fur interdisziplinaire Forschung der Universitat Bielefeld, Germany. 2009.(Lemke)

SHISHA international triennial of asian art

Manchester, 2008. (Director, Rangasamy) Multiple exhibitions, publication.

A sense of place

Outdoor sculpture exhibition, Harold Martin Botanic Garden, Leicester. 2008 (Randall). Commissioned new work.

Embryonic

Museo Municipal de Arte Contemporaneo en Vidrio de Alcoron, Madrid, Spain, and touring to 3 other venues in Spain. 2006-7. (Heald).

Nice to meet you

Mark Moore Gallery, Santa Monica California USA.2005 (Fletcher)

Terrain: contemporary British abstraction

Museum of Non-Conformist Art, St Petersburg, Russia. 2004 (Fletcher)

Light matter

The Lowry, Salford. 2003. (Randall).