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The video from the Copyright as Frame and Prison panel discussion is now online. Many thanks to Michael Clifford for filming it. It was a very lively discussion, touching on many of the issues from the previous talk in Leicester but also had more viewpoints from within the creative industries. Many thanks to Lisa…
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After a total of 68 days across two venues No Copyright Infringement Intended ended on 23rd September. It’s been quite a learning experience and I’ve enjoyed pretty much every step of it! It’s been my biggest exhibition to date and I think it was a great success. I’m having a bit of a rest…
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Copyright as Frame as Prison, taking part as part of No Copyright Infringement Intended, will be a conversation around the disruptive power of technological innovation on ideas around copyright. Featuring a panel including Nora Al-Badri, one of the artists behind The Other Nefertiti artwork, Lisa Beauchamp, Curator of Modern & Contemporary Art at Birmingham…
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As part of No Copyright Infringement Intended I will be leading a part presentation, part practical workshop, Memes (for Luc Tuymans), that will consider the history of the modern meme and how it sits contrary to outdated copyright laws which prevent using existing copyrighted imagery in new creative works. Inspired by Christopher Meerdo’s 2016…
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No Copyright Infringement Intended at Vivid Projects opened its doors to the public on 1st September and it went rather well! Having the pieces arranged differently in a bigger space definitely changes how they’re viewed. Each piece certainly has more space for itself, but in general it’s been a great learning experience having to…
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I spent an intense eight days at Crickhowell installing my work, Mirrored, at Green Man Festival and I’m only now beginning to process it! Green Man is very different from a lot of music festivals. There’s a real focus on building a strong visual aesthetic and visual arts programme. The location itself is also…
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On 23rd and 24th September I’ll be taking part in V&A’s Digital Design Weekend. Back for the seventh year, the Digital Design Weekend brings together artists, designers, engineers, technologists and the public to celebrate and share contemporary digital art and design. Participants take over the Museum with pop-up installations, robotics, creative electronics, talks, workshops,…