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Wednesday, April 07, 2010

The Election Project

by Simon Roberts

Why not get involved in The Election Project and help create the first UK mass citizen-journalist political project of its kind?

The Election Project online gallery

www.theelectionproject.co.uk
and some will be exhibited as part of the final artwork in the House of Commons this summer.
Your photographs could be of anything that is connected to the election: local party members canvassing on your street, images of the battle buses, campaign posters, crowds gathering listening to political speeches, campaign hustings in the village hall, election photo calls or photographs related to local issues that you feel should be addressed by those candidates canvassing for your vote. There is no ‘correct’ photo, so please send them in.

UPLOAD TO: www.theelectionproject.co.uk
EMAIL TO: pics@theelectionproject.co.uk
TEXT TO: 07541 380 888

Friday, April 02, 2010

npr app



The closest thing to Radio4 you'll get in the US. The app is a smart mix of news, social and streamed on air radio.

Monday, March 08, 2010

ads steal art





Art Monthly delves into the ad world this month with the latest rip off from Toshiba. Their clumsy remake of Escape Vehicle No 6, Simon Faithfull (2004) loses it's fragile plastic chair and cuts out the layers of meaning by reducing it's message to watching their TV.

It seems there is more of a curator/exploiter to the creative ad man these days than being creative. Anyone can watch youtube all day and then get a production company to remake films. Maybe try and think of an original idea instead.

Other great rip offs, Honda Cogs, Dept of Transport Dancing Bear, Iphone Hello, Sony Bunnies, Cadbury's Gorilla.


Sunday, March 07, 2010

Art Monthly No 344 March 2010


Good editorial comment about Tate's censorship policy driven by Corporate sponsors.

Censored art means it's not art in the first place doesn't it.

towner gallery eastbourne









towner are running these great series of workshops and events for their dark monarch exhibition.

the exhibition trys to do to much with the theme and the over all feeling is a little hitch potch but there are some great pieces by hepworth, moore and other mainly British artists.

you can make collages with paper and images to be put up any where in the gallery corridors and stair well.