Documentation/Images from Visualise Summer Programme
Mariana Manhaes – Thisthose (Window) Chris Draper Head of Illustration at Anglia Ruskin produced a beautifully evocative video about the summer exhibition which you can view at Here is a selection of other images relevant to the Visualise programme of public art works
GAMES ARTISTS PLAY LAUNCH – Liliane Lijn presents Powergame Online – https://twitter.com /#!/PowerGameOnline – & at Ruskin Gallery, Thurs 5th July, 5-8pm
On 5th July from 5.00-8.00 pm artist Liliane Lijn led a special game with Twitter. Her very successful series Power Game was extended for VISUALISE and was played live in the Ruskin Galleryon the big screen. For more information about this exciting artist’s game see www.powergameonline.com or read further below: Power Game Power Game is...
GAMES ARTISTS PLAY 5th-12th July – Private View 5.00pm 5th JULY
From 5th-12th July, the Visualise Summer Exhibition expanded to include more works under the theme, Games Artists Play, in the context of the Olympics Torch which arrived in Cambridge on 7th July accompanied by community festivities. At the special Private View on 5th July Liliane Lijn’s Power Game Online (see elsewhere on the site) was...
Last Chance to see ‘Poetry, Language, Code’ Summer Exhibition – ends Thurs 12.7.2012
‘POETRY, LANGUAGE, CODE - Sourcing the In-visible’ VISUALISE Summer Exhibition 2012, curated by Bronac Ferran Artists: Giselle Beiguelman/Mike Brick and Kip Gresham/heath bunting/Chris Draper/Ernest Edmonds/Bettina Furnee/Tom Hall/Eduardo Kac/William Latham/Liliane Lijn/London Fieldworks (with Steve Beard and Kaffe Matthews)/Gustav Metzger/Alex McLean/Alan Sutcliffe/ubermorgen.com, Paolo Cirio and Alessandro Ludovico. VENUE: The Ruskin Gallery and Studios, Anglia Ruskin University,...
Mon 18th – Sat 23rd June ‘OF SLEEPING BIRDS’ Evening musical walks through Cambridge streets BOOK NOW
The streets of Cambridge will be filled with glistening and delicate strands of music as a mobile symphonies cross the city ... FREE places available.
‘Limits of Seeing – Views from Above & Below’ @Institute of Astronomy, Sat 23rd June
The Institute of Astronomy in Madingley Road, Cambridge, is the wonderful venue for the second Limits of Seeing event which takes place on afternoon of 23rd June from 3.00 – 6.30 pm. A series of family friendly art and science interventions will take place across the site, on the lawns and in the observatories as...
3 Art & Technology Collaborations Launched
V I S U A L I S E is engaging leading Cambridge technology companies to collaborate with contemporary artists on the creative use of technology in public life. Phillips, ARM, and Optricks Media have been involved in collaborations with artists Proboscis, Eduardo Kac, and Bettina Furnee respectively on new innovation R+D in 2012....
VISUALISE TALKS SERIES
Between September 2011 – March 2012 V I S U A L I S E organised a series of talks and discussions at Anglia Ruskin University open to the general public which covered a wide range of contemporary practice – under the general heading: Negotiating New Spaces for Art. In September 2011 visual artist...
Thurs 22 March, 7.30pm – THE LIMITS OF SEEING – (Art, Space & Perception)
THE LIMITS OF SEEING an art and science panel was held as part of Cambridge Science Festival in a round room – LAB028 – within the Anglia Ruskin Business School. Continuing Visualise’s exploration of the boundaries of inner and outer space the second ART AND SCIENCE CIRCLE was duly a starry, thought-provoking, fun, interactive, public...
FLUXING THE MANIFESTO!
During the Future Fluxus event Michelle Lewis-King (a doctoral researcher at Anglia Ruskin University) invited audience members to remix - visually and in due homage - George Manciunas ‘original’ Fluxus manifesto. Here’s some of the works she received back as well as her instructions: For more about Michelle’s research see: http://codephd.wordpress.com/
‘CAUTION MATTER’ Liliane Lijn & Jamie Allen 17th – 26th Jan 2012
CAUTION MATTER by Liliane Lijn and Jamie Allen opened on 17th January in Cambridge filling the ten high definition digital screens of the Ruskin Gallery with luminous colour. Caution Matter is a new exhibition about art, industry, and mythology which has been developed in the last few months by Lijn, a poet and visual...
