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Folke Kobberling, Martin Kaltwasser, Amphis, aerial view of amphitheatre under construction, Wysing Arts until 30 August.
Courtesy: Wysing Arts and Folke Kobberling.
Grennan and Sperandio, Little Histories.
Photo: the artists.
commission for Denbighshire Free Press through Safle.
Kanako Sasaki, Viewing.
shown in Cristallo Clothing Shop, Camberwell Arts Festival.
Caroline Wright, Impossible Changeling, 2008.
Photo: Rob Walker.
Caroline Wright, Impossible Changeling, 2008.
Photo: Rob Walker.
Caroline Wright, Impossible Changeling, 2008.
Photo: Rob Walker.
Caroline Wright, Impossible Changeling, 2008.
Photo: Rob Walker.
Jo Fairfax, Fiona Millward, Kepler's Music of the Spheres, video still, Oxford Playhouse, 2008.
Fairfax and Millward received a NAN New Collaboration award in February 2007 to develop this work.
Sarah Morpeth, Robert's Book.
Paul Hirst, Remembered Landscape 202, acrylic and oil on canvas, 175x360cm on 4 panels, 2008.
Angela Howard, Mrs, emulsion on canvas, May 2008.
Photo: Mrs Angela Howard.
Kris Heath, Phlebitis, 2008.
Photo: Colin Davison.
Josie Faure Walker, Untitled, 2008.
Clare McFarlane, Untitled, 2008.
Amy Pierpont, Untitled.
Faye Power, Corgi Queen, detail, mixed media collage, 2008.
Joseph Watts, Scaffold.
Harold Offeh, The Mothership Collective, digital visualisation.
Sarah Cole, Nest.
commissioned by Creative Partnerships, with artists Mark Storor, Rachel Anderson, Helen Lowe, Jules Maxwell, Siobhan O'Neill and Julian Walker. A one-day promenade performance developed with staff and children at Briscoe Primary School and Nursery in Basildon that explored the different (real and imagined) communities that co-exist in the school environment.
Goshka Macuga, Objects in Relation, 2007.
Photo: Tate Photography. Courtesy: The Artist.
installation view, Art Now at Tate Britain.
Runa Islam, Time Lines, 2005.
Courtesy: Jay Jopling (London) and the Artist.
Sans Facon, Desire Lines.
Glasgow, 2005
Sans Facon, Desire Lines.
Glasgow, 2005
Suky Best, Early Birds.
an Animate Projects commission.
Richard Slee, Hello?, 47x25x24cm.
Courtesy: Crafts Council Collection.