Audio/Video
Store to Tour:
Towner Art Gallery
The third film in our Store to Tour series focuses on Towner Art Gallery’s National Partners exhibition, At Altitude, which takes inspiration from the historical impact and the enduring appeal of the Sussex landscape and its aerial potential.
Featuring local para-glider Steve Purdle, who reflects on his own unique relationship with the Sussex landscape and its aerial beauty, the film also includes contributions from exhibition curator Brian Cass and artist Mishka Henner, whose Dutch Landscape series are a key work in the exhibition.
Artist Interviews
Artist John Dee talks about his 1966 work Revelation, reflecting on the ideas and processes behind the work as well as his time as a student at the Slade.
Parker discusses her ACC installation Neither From Nor Towards, 1992 and reflects on the role of art education.
Artist Yinka Shonibare, MBE discusses his unique way of working, the impact of Arts Council Collection acquisition at an early stage in his career and the relevance of 'The Crowning' to contemporary politics.
Artist Tess Jaray discusses her painting, St. Stephen's Way, 1964, as well as reflecting on her artistic career and the influence of Italian architecture and Islamic art in her work.
Painter Ryan Mosley talks becoming a painter, giving back and donating works to the Arts Council Collection.
Night in the Museum curator Ryan Gander describes his parameters for selecting works for the exhibition and the complex relationship between the sculptural and 2D works in the show.
Mishka Henner’s appropriative practice explores the use and value of photography and its relationship with contemporary experience.
Exhibition Films
Senior Curator, Natalie Rudd introduces the Arts Council Collection Touring Exhibition, In My Shoes: Art & the Self since the 1990s.
Curated by the leading British artist Ryan Gander, this major touring exhibition offers a unique view of the Arts Council Collection in its seventieth anniversary year.
Kaleidoscope co-curator Sam Cornish discusses the themes behind this touring exhibition including sequence, symmetry and repetition.
Grayson Perry describes the process of curating the Collection and creating an identity for Unpopular Culture.
Caroline Douglas, Head of the Collection (2012) describes the metamorphosis of Anish Kapoor's touring Flashback exhibition from Manchester to Edinburgh and Yorkshire.
Roger Hiorns discuses the freedom in creating such a large-scale work and escaping his past through making art.
Roger Hiorns' discusses the relation between the anxiety inducing quality of the engine structures contained in this untitled work and the antidote (antidepressants) concealed within these impressive objects.
National Partners Programme
This film explores Anya Gallaccio’s can love remember the question and the answer (2003), a central work in Walker Art Gallery’s National Partners exhibition, Coming Out: Sexuality, Gender & Identity.
This film focuses on Yorkshire Sculpture Park’s National Partners Exhibition, Revolt & Revolutions, through a poetry commission with Wakefield-born performance poet Matt Abbott.
A National Partners Programme exhibition, bringing together nearly 100 artworks from the Arts Council Collection and the Walker’s own collection. The show explores how artists have addressed the show’s themes in their work since 1967.
Tread Softly presents works from the Arts Council Collection in which artists explore childhood experience and familial relationships, revisiting and reassessing pivotal moments and people within their lives.
This exhibition features work by 26 artists and collectives, made over the last 20 years, who have all been influenced by the rapid development of technology.
[Re]construct questions what we know and understand about architecture, and features work by artists including Martin Creed, Anya Gallaccio and Cornelia Parker.