| 2007 - 2009 |
Commission of a lighting scheme and wall installation for the redevelopment of Cambridge Regional College with Jason Bruges Studio.
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| 2007 - 2008 |
Production of Glow07 a Visual Arts Light Festival as part of the Winter Festival of 2007 in Newcastle and Gateshead. Commissioned by NGI. Included newly comissioned works by Susan Collins, Lothar Götz, Tod Hanson, Edwin Li, Jordan MacKenzie (in collaboration with amino), Tanya Meditsky and Walker and Bromwich. |
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| 2006 - |
Production of Ark: Road Vines by John Newling, the first ever mobile hydroponic vine yard housing a laboratory, workshop and seminar space, travelling to sites in UK, Europe and worldwide. In collaboration with Francis Knight www.arklab.co.uk |
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| 2006 - |
Advisors for the Visual Arts Strategy at Aldeburgh Music in Suffolk www.aldeburgh.co.uk. Artists in Residence: Christian Marclay, Mariele Neudecker, juneau projects and Giles Round.
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| 2006 |
Supporting programme of works to compliment the new Islington Green war memorial by John Maine RA dealing with the themes of war, conflict and memory, specifically with the residents of Islington. Commissioned artists: Adam Dant, Duncan McAfee, photographer Claire Waffel, poet Deborah Levy and photojournalist Brent Darby. Commissioned by the London Borough of Islington and funded by the Arts Council London. A publication Art and Remembrance cataloguing the projects is available here. |
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| 2004 - 2007 |
Chief Arts Advisor for Public Realm Series for Channel 4. Working with Louise Wardle, of Carbon, television production company, to commission 6 pieces of public art throughout the UK.
[see www.channel4.com/bigart] |
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2004 - 2006 |
Creation of a new War Memorial by John Maine RA for Islington Green, commissioned by the London Borough of Islington in a restored and redesigned landscape by J&L Gibbons LLP . Broadsheet available here |
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2004 - 2006 |
Commission of major John Newling installation in disused church as part of Medway Renaissance, Medway Council in association with Diocese of Rochester. Chatham Vines was a hydroponic Pinot Noir vineyard which produced grapes subsequently made into wine used in Easter Sunday Eucharist service at Rochester Cathedral. Winner of Rowse Kent Public Art Award for 2006. Publication available here
[see www.chathamvines.com] |
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2004 - 2008 |
Commission of a Vertical Garden for the Fair Community Housing Services for the Gable end wall on Tower Bridge Road, SE1 in collaboration with the London Borough of Southwark. Artists: Mark Dion and landscape architects Gross Max. |
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| 2004 - 2007 |
An integrated art programme and commissioning scheme for Moorfields Eye Hospital's new International Paediatric Wing with Penoyre and Prasad Architects. Artists: Alison Turnball, Yuko Shiraishi, Lucy Casson and Samantha Bryan. |
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2003
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Advisors
to commission a large-scale Public Art Work for Millenium Square in Sheffield. Commissioned artist: Colin Rose |
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2003
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Arts
Council of England Review of Contemporary Art Society Special Collections
Scheme. |
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2002
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Development
of a new public art strategy for the Chatham redevelopment project for Medway
Council. Kent. |
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2002 – |
Reviewer
for Arts Council of England Lottery funded capital projects: A13 Public
Art Programme; Contemporary Art Society Special Collections Scheme. |
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2001
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The production of a seven-year art and architecture programme with Allies and Morrison for the BBC White City site development which embraces a variety of commissioning strategies including permanent and ephemeral works, artist in residence schemes, education and outreach projects and the contribution of artists to the built environment. Artists: Bill Fontana, Yuko Shiraishi, Tim Head, Dig Ding Dong, Thomas Cox-Bisham, Nikolaj Larsen, Andrew Motion and John Morgan, John Morgan and Vivian French, Simon Patterson, Elizabeth Wright, Bruce Kirk of Light perceptions and landscape designer Christopher Bradley-Hole. Publication available here. |
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2001
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Advocacy
and coordination of the River Thames James Turrell light project. A scheme
covering Waterloo Bridge, Somerset House, the National Theatre and the South
Bank Centre. |
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Editing
and selectors of artists for Unicef International Contemporary Art Diary
for 2004. |
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2001
– 2002 |
Commissioning
of a proposal by Alison Wilding and Richard Wilson for the grounds of Snape
Maltings, Suffolk. Alison Wilding was chosen to create a new work which
was completed and installed in 2003. |
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2001
– 2002 |
An
integrated art programme for the Open University Business School designed
by Jestico and Whiles with landscape by J&L Gibbons. |
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2001
– 2002 |
Public
Art Advisors to the London Borough of Newham for the project 'Drawing Newham'
led by artist James Pyman in collaboration with the Campaign for Drawing
working with local community groups schools and the West Ham United Football
Club's Study Support Unit. Publication available here. |
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Art
& Landscape advisor to the London Borough of Camden Arts and Tourism culminating
in an artist and composer collaborative project for St George's Gardens,
Bloomsbury. |
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Three walks for the Millennium, 'I Wonder As I Wander', by Richard Wentworth for the South East Region funded by successful Millennium Festival application. Locations include Charleston in Sussex, Ramsgate and Rochester. Publication available here. |
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Visual
arts and education advisor to the Laban Centre London successful Lottery
Application for a collaboration between Michael Craig-Martin and Herzog
& de Meuron for a new building in Deptford. |
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A
feasibility study South East Region wide programme for 2000 in association
with South East Arts |
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Report
and proposal for an architectural programme for Kielder National Park,
Northumberland recommending a programme to build one-off shelters. |
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Initiated
the production of a retrospective of the Independent Group artist Nigel
Henderson |
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Collaboration
between Mark Dion and landscape architects Gross Maxfor the 3Ksq Earth
Centre sustainability site in South Yorkshire with an RSA grant. Design
for Miners Memorial Garden has yet to be realised. |
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Management
by APM associate Bergit Arends of the International Symposium Bunker Architecture
in Cities and Landscapes : History | Aesthetics | Design | Use. A co-operation
between Carl-von-Ossietzky Universität Oldenburg, Johannes and Lasco
Library, Emden and City of Emden, Germany. |
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Bideford
Sea Defence Scheme in Devon |
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An
art & architecture collaborative project for the new International Buildings
for Royal Holloway College, Egham, Surrey, with Simon Patterson and Alan
Ball |
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Projects
within the London Borough of Hackney, including Hackney Wick, SRB art
& landscape schemes and the Stoke Newington Reservoir project with
David Marks & Julia Barfield Ltd architects and artist Charlie Holmes |
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Inception
by APM of a visual arts programme at the National Institute for Medical
Research (NIMR), London, organising exhibitions and a talks programme
as well as setting up art & science collaborations |
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Art
& landscape scheme for the 1,300 acre Norbury Park, Surrey, culminating
in the publication of Arcadia Revisited with contributions from Tania
Kovats and Richard Wentworth. Publication available here. |
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The
Lee Valley Park Authority Development scheme: M11 slip road Public Art
scheme with Bruce Williams. |
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Millennium
Commission and Arts Council Lottery bids for the public sector including
the £3.58m award for Public Art schemes for the Tyne and Wear Development
Corporation using, amongst others, Juan Munoz and Mark di Silvero |
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Large
programme of events, exhibitions, residencies, community and education
projects for Medway Council, North Kent, partly funded by a successful
bid to the Arts Council A4E fund with works by Tim Head and Lucy Kimble. Publication available here. |
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An
art & architecture programme for Shell Research (UK) Ltd with Peter
Katz and Ian Hamilton Finlay. |
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A
study for Genesis Consett, a new centre for the visual arts, dance and
sports on the 900 acre site of the old steel works in Co. Durham |
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Proposal
and feasibility study for Northumberland County Council for a countrywide
programme of visual arts projects and exhibition to take place during
the Year of Visual Arts (1996) in Northern England resulting in the appointment
of two new curators. |
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Creative Director of Lux Europae, a Light Show with installations throughout the city of Edinburgh to celebrate the European Summit held here in October 1992. In ten months, APM raised £800,000 from the twelve EC countries and the UK, and commissioned and installed thirty projects by artists from throughout the EC. Publication available here. |
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Researched
and developed a number of projects, including a proposal to the Sheffield
Development Corporation for a Public Art Policy for The Lower Don Valley.
Developed a Crafts Policy for Public Arts identifying opportunities where
crafts can be successfully integrated with architecture |
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Visual
Arts Officer Arts Council of Great Britain |
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Visual
Arts Director for the National Garden Festival, Gateshead. Raised the
£1.5M budget through the NGF core budget and sponsorship. Responsible
for the creation of a programme which comprised approximately 70 commissions
and included a major crafts and education programme. |
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Visual
Arts Director for the Glasgow Garden Festival. Raised budget of £800,000.
Approximately 50 commissions and loans, with a programme of performance
art and residencies |
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1980
- 1986 |
Visual
Arts Officer of the Eastern Arts Association (now Arts Council of England,
East) |
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1982
- 1986 |
Curator
of exhibitions at Norwich Premises, The Wells Art Centre and Gallery 49
Norwich |
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| Curated and co-ordinated collections for public and private sector institutions. Developed residency/education programmes and fundraised throughout all projects. |
