PROJECTS:



(ongoing) ONLINE PROJECTS - commissions for Arnolfini


(ongoing, but lapsed) MUSEUM OF ORDURE (with Stuart Brisley and Adrian Ward)


(ongoing, but slow) MANIFESTO writ large


(2008-09) CRAFTIVISM - co-curated exhibition at Arnolfini (with Relational)


(2008-09) SUPERTOYS - project with Kahve-Society/schools in Bristol/London resulting in exhibition/symposium at Arnolfini


(2008) ANTISOCIAL NOTWORKING - repository exploring the pseudo-agency of online social platforms


(2008) HELLO WORLD! - a human and machine confusion of tongues (with Duncan Shingleton)


(2007) SOCIAL HACKING - public art commissions (as part of KURATOR)


(2004) If 'the spectacle is the acme of ideology', then what is evoked is perhaps what Mannheim called 'total ideology - the despotism of a fragment imposing itself as the pseudo-knowledge of a frozen whole, as a totalitarian worldview' (Debord)


(2003-04) VIVARIA - engaging with life-like code (with Adrian Ward), asking 'why look at artificial animals?'


(2002-03) NOTES TOWARDS THE COMPLETE WORKS OF SHAKESPEARE [pdf] produced by monkeys from paignton zoo (documentation)


(2002-03) GENERATOR - co-curated exhibition (with Spacex)


(2000) AUTOICON - project with/on Donald Rodney (with Signwave and inIVA)


(2000) JETZTZEIT - work in/on progress


(1999) 46LIVERPOOLST.ORG - now offline (with Tim Brennan and Adrian Ward) - project based on The Communist Manifesto


(1998) SHREDDING the contents of Camerawork in recognition of funding cut from London Arts - celebrated in the installation 'Gustav Metzger is my dad' prior to the gallery's closure and staff redundancies


(1997) BLANK BOOK produced by RECYCLING former national curriculum documents


(1997) ARTWORK TRANSLATING das kunstwerk im zeitalter seiner technischen reproduzierbarkeit


(1996) RECYCLING THE NATIONAL CURRICULUM (with Camerawork and Middlesex University)


(1995) A-BAA live audio transmission over the internet between devon farm and london gallery


(1993) IT short movie on language, gender and snail-like progress.


(ongoing) coffee archive of images/sounds, related to KAVHE SOCIETY

--> ARCHIVE of other mostly unsorted work.