Articles & Updates

Tendresse by Matthew Humphreys started with an artist trying to figure out what to do with 20+ years worth of film footage, decades of intimate family moments captured with a variety of digital and analogue cameras.

ArtBomb hosted Beyond the Scroll: Rethinking Socially Engaged Practice, a one-day symposium including art interventions, workshops and an evening social filled with live music.

Anti-Social Housing Agency is a new socially engaged installation by Ciara O’Rourke and Jack Clarke, developed with ArtBomb in Doncaster as part of its Arts & Homelessness programme.

My Home in Doncaster is a documentary film project exploring what it means to call Doncaster home. We're inviting people from all walks of life — whether you've lived here your whole life, moved here recently, come from a migrant background, are seeking asylum, or simply have a story to share.

Taking place from 10am-4pm on Thursday 16th April, we're bringing together artists, activists and curious minds to offer a wide range of perspectives on the role that technology plays within contemporary arts practice and our everyday lives, and how this is shifting our understanding of what socially-engaged art practice is, or what it could be.

As you will notice the camera obscura you are in: is a large black box; big enough to walk into, as they have been for hundreds of years; often as with this one it is just a curtained off part of a room, where light can on only come in through one small hole, on one side. In this case window of the gallery shop front into the street. On the opposite side to the small hole is a black stretched cloth: The viewing screen!

“Through their generosity, innovation, and unwavering passion, Mike and Jennie have created opportunities that genuinely transform the lives of our students. Their commitment to nurturing emerging talent and opening up space for creative risk-taking is leaving a lasting impact not only on our learners but on the cultural life of the wider city. We are incredibly grateful for their partnership and proud to celebrate the difference they continue to make.”

Art and religion can find the lost, lift up the fallen and heal the wounded.