Intense Colour Movement

The Space is promoting Intense Colour Movement Today.

A collaborative work from Craig Morrison, Jobina Tinnemans, Joel Cockrill, Elizabeth Ashworth, Menna Elfyn and narrated by Steffan Rhodri..

Its a wonderful piece of art.. Check it out http://thespace.org/items/e0001gcu?t=2cd4

Intense Colour Movement

All Over

Well it came and went, with some spectacular work from over 50 Artists. We had Live performance from Bedwyr Williams, Rhys Trimble and Alys Hughes. All braving the freezing conditions in Conwy. The whole town being used as a gallery space worked very well, attracting over 20,000 visitors over the weekend. The BBC broadcast on national television which was a real boost for Alan Turing’s Centenary. Over all considering the scale and the sheer volume of people and content, we all think it went pretty well..

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Programme page Available to View

Please click her to see The programme of events.

A Full list of participating Artists per venue will be posted on Wednesday, but the information found on the programme page will help you plan your visit.

Craig Morrison and Joel Cockrill

The Artist/ Curators of the Day today are Craig Morrison and Joel Cockrill.

blinc was started by Craig and Joel. as curators in 2011, this year, its twice the size, with more venues and over 30 artists.  They have curated a variety of art forms including projections, performance, dance, poetry  and installation as well as exhibiting their own work at the festival.

Craig Morrison’s initial work with Meat Beat Manifesto and his Cyber Punk designs led to his work being on permanent display at both the Science Museum in London and the V&A. He has always been passionate about Art and Film. The Alan Turing Centenary has inspired him to collaborate on two large works this year: Intense Colour Movement , a large projection piece on Plas Mawr and Thank You,  an emotional response to Alan Turing’s Epitaph re-created in neon. Both  are being streamed on The BBC Space.

A sense of place, and the interplay of sound and light within a space have been a repeated reference in Joel Cockrill’s work across a wide variety of media and creative explorations. These core interests have been the elemental influences for film, performance, audio work and collaboration for the last 25 years.

The BBC arts site The Space will feature several of Joel’s short documentary films based on the work of other blinc artists, exploring their motivation, inspiration and relevance to the centenary of the 2012 centenary of Alan Turing’s birth.

blinc Digital Arts Festival is now open for submissions

Please visit the Call For Submission pages and follow the procedure.
We hope to encourage lost of different artists from all over the world from all manner of disciplines..
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