Next week we welcome artist and curator Antonio Roberts @hellocatfooood for a chat! His practice revolves around copyright issues and how the internet changes the way we make art. He often employs programming in his creative process in order to explore what ownership and authorship mean in the age of digital technology. Coffee and…
I was recently interviewed by Jamie Boulton for his final-year dissertation. He is currently studying Visual Communication at Birmingham City University, where he’s recently become very interested in glitch art. Below is the whole interview, with links and pictures added by me. First of all, what is your definition of a glitch? A glitch…
Part of Birmingham City University‘s involvement in GLI.TC/H 2011 involved me teaching Kate Pushkin, a student on the MA Digital Arts in Performance course, how to “do” glitch art, with the aim of devising a ~15 minute piece to be performed at GLI.TC/H. Given the number of tutorials and tools that are available online…
For my final piece for my studies in Digital Arts in Performance at Birmingham City University I collaborated with Alex Botten (aka Thee Moths (RIP)) on a performance piece called Tune In. (there’s also a performance video of it) Without revealing too much here, the piece is a trip through memory lane and nostalgia…