Articles & Updates

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

GSD have collaborated with ArtBomb and organised three music events so far, including a rap night, an acoustic session and a DJ Party night.

If the Peatlands could talk, what would they say?

The aim is to highlight the negative environmental excesses of relying on consumer goods brought to the UK from the other side of the world.

ArtWorks are a cic organisation based in South Yorkshire, we work with adults with learning disabilities and autism to develop their confidence and creative skills by developing them as artists.

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

The idea is to create an audio journey which explores the sounds and frequencies inside the honey bee’s home, the beehive.

A WebPage in Three Acts is an assemblage of live coded visual experiments performed in the web browser.

The Tejas Project (meaning Radiance in Sanskrit) is an example of a single inventor’s crazy persistence, thinking like an artist to subvert our expectations about impossible transport infrastructures and link together ordinary people with a viral thought-process that may, somehow lead to a step-change in thinking about sustainability.

Full Circle begins with a long, slow circular pan across a lowland fen. An alien, lilac sky reflects in the surface of a vast body of water.

Yu-Chen Wang is a Taiwanese-British artist who lives and works in London. Her work asks fundamental questions about human identity at a key point in history, where eco-systems and techno-systems have become inextricably intertwined.

Due to The Portland Collective move, the "Open Studio Event" has been moved and we are HIJACKING Bentley Urban Farm, we are TAKING OVER! A larger more extravagant event. Who is in? There will be LIVE music from the one and only SKIN TONES, lots and lots of art work up for you to admire and for sale, there will be stalls, demonstrations & even workshops.

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.