I’m really excited to be giving one of the keynotes for this year’s conference of the International Associates of Broadcast Manufacturers on the 4th of December in London. I’m talking about how traditional broadcasters can adapt to a radically changing world.
http://www.theiabm.org/events/iabm-2015-annual-conference/schedule.html
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Talking about the future of traditional broadcasting
Posted by John Maxwell Hobbs on January 5, 2016
https://vanguardvisions.com/2016/01/05/talking-about-the-future-of-traditional-broadcasting-2/
Glasgow International Festival of Visual Art
A review of the 2012 Glasgow International Festival of Visual Art:
Glasgow’s art scene has evolved on its own terms—always mingling the gutsy and the experimental. Showcasing work by over 130 artists in diverse sites across of the city, this year’s festival encapsulates the city’s energy with a thoughtful range of new installations.
Read the full article at Artforum
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Posted by Lauren Dyer Amazeen on April 27, 2012
https://vanguardvisions.com/2012/04/27/glasgow-international-festival-of-visual-art/
Stephen Sutcliffe
Review of Stephen Sutcliff at Stills Gallery, Edinburgh
Through his astute method of collage, Glasgow-based artist Stephen Sutcliffe’s exhibition “Runaway, Success,” addresses the nature of the awkwardness—self-doubt, uncertainty, risk—that is inherent in the creative process. Overlaying colors and hand-drawn images on film footage and adding sound tracks in his videos, Sutcliffe performs experiments that destabilize and cast doubt on originality.
Read the full review at Artforum
Posted by Lauren Dyer Amazeen on August 5, 2011
https://vanguardvisions.com/2011/08/05/stephen-sutcliffe/
Ulla von Brandenburg
Review of Ulla von Brandenburg at The Common Guild, Glasgow
Experimenting with the concept of Gesamtkunstwerk, German artist Ulla von Brandenburg’s exhibition “Neue Alte Welt” (New Old World) centers on Chorspiel (Choir Games), 2010, a black-and-white operatic film with text, music, and concept by the artist.
Read the full review at Artforum
Posted by Lauren Dyer Amazeen on May 2, 2011
https://vanguardvisions.com/2011/05/02/ulla-von-brandenburg/
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