Another Standard: How to judge community art
How do you judge a work of art? Even asking the question implies a series of judgements and beliefs. The
How participation won, and why it matters
How do you judge a work of art? Even asking the question implies a series of judgements and beliefs. The
Suddenly it’s October, and Fun Palaces weekend is here. Since its invention in 2014, the Fun Palaces idea has burst
At the beginning of the year, The Lawnmowers premièred the movie that we’ve been working on. I wrote about how
A couple of days ago, I gave a lecture about art in criminal justice contexts. It’s not a field in
The Portuguese edition of A Restless Art will be published on 9 May 2019, and we are making final corrections
A Bao A Qu is a small Catalan organisation, founded in 2004 by friends passionate about sharing their love of cinema,
‘A Fun Palace is not a fete. It’s not about coming along and having a lovely time. It’s not audience
More insights from the past: the London Community Video Archive is a fantastic showcase of the work being made in the
Almost imperceptibly participatory art is becoming an ordinary dimension of social programmes. It has happened quietly over two or three
One of the best things about a restless art has been seeing just how much great community art is happening across and beyond