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Aaron McCluskey, ‘Transit Station, Berlin’, February 2005.
NAN bursary supported Aaron McCluskey of Totalkunst to visit Transit Station in Berlin, Germany. Transit Station is organised by Dagmar Glaushitzer-Smith (Berlin) and Charles Ryder (London)
‘Field of Vision’, September 2004.
Lab Gallery/New York, 960 images by 220 artists collected over the internet and collaged by Digital Art Projects. A NAN bursary supported a trip to Frankfurt, Germany to establish new dialogues and foster collaborations
‘De Tours’, performance in Maribor, Slovenia, 2004.
Photo: YOlk.
YOlk's NAN bursary supported a networking trip to the Re-approaching New Media event in Minsk, Belarus
‘Stand Assembly’.
and its members have recently formed two new initiatives in order to help pursue their aims: NANASAUR and MOOT. NANASAUR was a successful networking mini-conference that took place 23 July 2005 and was funded through the NAN bursary scheme. MOOT is an independently run gallery/project space, which is due to open in October 2005
Andrea Lehmann, ‘-scopeLondon’, 2004.
presentation for Anna Klinkhammer Gallery, Dusseldorf, Germany
Michael Beutler, ‘Central avenue’, installation, 2005.
Courtesy: Galerie Michael Neff.
at Bonner Kunstverein/Neue Kunsthalle St Gallen
‘Exterior visualisation of porposed Hospital Arts, Culture and Heritage Centre’.
Image created by Softarc
‘Interior visualisation of proposed Hospital Arts, Culture and Heritage Centre’.
Image created by Softarc
‘Impressions Gallery’.
current premises at 29 Castlegate, York
‘Curfew Tower, Cushendall, County Antrim, Northern Ireland’.
Simon James, ‘Sanjay’, photograph.
Anthony Jones, ‘Washington and his daughter’, photograph.
Manchester
Layla Curtis, ‘Newcastle-Gateshead’.
Fiona Kerr, ‘Celtic Chaos’.
Photo: Roland Paschoff.
Kerr is a silver and goldsmith who incorporates moving elements within individual pieces to convey dynamism and energy. She has recently set up on her own after spending a number of years with Steensons, a leading contemporary jewellers in Belfast.
Mark Beasley, ‘Hey Hey Glossolalia poster’.
‘Seung-hyun Ko working on an 8-metre-long Kaya’.
Guy Dale, ‘Untitled’, oil on canvas, 2005.
Alex Wilde, ‘Postcards from Madame Stanley’, artist's book, 10.5x14.8cm, 2005.
Danny Holcroft, ‘A-B What you Doin'’, artist's book, 2005.
Amy Green, ‘Untitled’, pencil on paper, 25x25cm, 2005.
Nisha Duggal, ‘Flat Like Reflections’, still from digital video, 2005.
commissioned by Site Gallery
Rachel Cattle, ‘Burning House’, wall drawing, 2005.
from 'The Darkness' exhibition
Paul Housley, ‘Two Grey Jumpers’, oil on canvas, 60x51cm, 2005.
Courtesy: Wilkinson Gallery, London.
Cover of a-n Magazine, September 2005.
David Thomas, ‘Untitled: Plastic stools, plastic chairs, Lego people, the best worst fake flowers ever and an insti’, mixed media and video, 2005.
‘The common, Greenham’.
Photo: Jonathan Swain.