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Category Shift/Work

A Genuine Mystery

A Genuine Mystery: Inspiration and shared belief in collaborative art and education contexts Talbot Rice Gallery, Saturday 13th October 2012 Shift/Work will present the latest Shift/Workshops at this symposium. The work can be seen at the finnisage at ESW later… Continue Reading →

3 October 2012

Art & Language 10/8/12

I’m giving at talk on Art & Language early works at Summerhall, Edinburgh 10/8/12 at 15:00. It’s free. www.summerhall.co.uk/2012/art-language-exhibition www.summerhall.tv Aug 9, 2012

9 August 2012

Post-Creative Economy

Thursday 24th May 2012, 2:30-5:00pm A round table on cultural theory and policy after the creative economy Lanchester Gallery Projects, Coventry http://lanchestergalleryprojects.org.uk Chair: Prof Neil Mulholland, Professor of Contemporary Art, University of Edinburgh Dr Kirsten Forkert: University of East Anglia http://www.variant.org.uk/pdfs/issue35/CulturalLeadership.pdf… Continue Reading →

19 May 2012

Shift/Work 2/4/12 – Neil Cummings & Dave Rushton

Apr 3, 2012

3 April 2012

Shift/Work: 2/4/12

Shift/Work: Developing participatory workshop models for educating contemporary artists. Monday 2nd April 2012 Studio C02, School of Art, University of Edinburgh 74 Lauriston Place, Edinburgh. RESERVE FREE TICKET with Eventbrite Speakers Neil Cummings – Professor of Critical Practice, Chelsea College… Continue Reading →

2 April 2012

By the sea, circa nineteen thirty three 28/3/12

By the sea, circa nineteen thirty three Lucy Stein & MFA Vernissage 17:00-18:30hrs 28th March 2012 C02 Project Space (Images on Facebook) by the sea, circa nineteen thirty three, between the wars, pre civil war. hot and blue and shimmery…. Continue Reading →

26 March 2012
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