Articles & Updates

Rendition opens at Artbomb in Doncaster at 4.30pm 10 July and will be on display until mid-August, visible from the street and open regularly from 11am-4pm on Wednesdays, as well as by arrangement at other times.

Doncaster artist Fiona Cahill is calling for an apology for the deportation of thousands of British citizens as infants because they were born to unmarried mothers.

Imagination is subjective, but the fact is that images, sounds, smells and other sensations associated with what we imagine appear in our minds. This process allows us to look deep into the world and create a space in which we can see our own process. It knows no boundaries. Let's appreciate its diversity because it is the power that allows us to bring something unique to the world. As a result, imagination transcends the limitations of time and space.

The peacock. A knocked down dream. A performance by Filippos Tsitsopoulos.

Live performance of beats and oral recordings. Sampling workshop demonstrating the use of found sounds to create music.

ArtBomb is more than a festival, and is deeper and wider than an artist presenting their work.

All the workshops' creative activities were focused on public space, and representing the theme of rewilding through creative means.

The Human Clock (big time, 2013) is a functioning clock maintained by an operator using only their own embodied sense of time passing, and a little feedback from audiences. It is an exploration of time and labour.

In Doncaster Chomko & Rosier have created a new, semi-permanent version of this award winning public artwork, which will now be installed next to Waterdale Street for one year.

As is now expected from the Nomad Clan, the mural in Doncaster contains lots of references to the town. The name ‘Futures Past and Present’ also reflects this sense of history whilst also using it as a launch pad to see the future.

Like many of the locations we have been invited to paint in the last few years, Baxter Park is a communal space somehow missing a community - a shadow of what it might have been in the past.