Selected images and stories from Moving_Me?, forming part of the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) programme, Gentrification,...

As the rapidly deteriorating Lido complex in Cliftonville, which once drew vast crowds, seeks yet again to revive its former glories, we...

With the Turner Prize in Margate about to be announced, this post republishes the 2013 paper on the Turner Contemporary’s first months,...

Reimagining Ladies Tights examined the importance women place on tights and hosiery and the role these seemingly innocuous items play in...

With Ai embedded technologies pervading life in general, whether wanted or not, an objective of the Innovation Hub will be to raise...

Waste Agency was a 4-month art performance intervention in a disused HMV record store in the City of London, the UK’s financial heart and...

An intervention in an old Blockbuster Video, closed after being looted during the London 2011 riots, exploring the politics of the...

This article discusses the embracing of art projects, whether as an artist or not, through making paper from Esparto, a perennial grass...

Mixing classical instruments with audio equipment, this swirling soundscape captured Margate’s overpowering fetish for nostalgia in 2011,...

In a world that’s increasingly litigious over intellectual property (IP), the challenge for entrepreneurs in the Fourth Industrial...

Recession Cupcakes with artist Ania Bas invited passersby to join her in decorating cupcakes with icing, nails and other bits, to...

Margnification, by the conceptual art collective Akleriah, was a live street intervention that challenged the perception of the space in...

Many seaside towns often mask their own sense of community by immersing themselves in the idealised version of the tourist, Jonathan...

The Spaces Inhabited by Mahatma Gandhi was the first exhibition at Moonbow Margate, where the distorted and romanticised media coverage...

As part of Goldsmiths, University of London, City to Sea symposium, photographer and lecturer, Paul Halliday discusses the rise and value...

The Moonbow Margate art intervention began quietly with a photography exhibition in a derelict cafe, behind dirty windows. Tensions were...

Moonbow Margate** was an abstract art performance intervention in a derelict cafe in Cliftonville, investigating the impact of the new...

Moonbow Jakes Coffee Bars were created in derelict spaces across South East London from 1998-2009, becoming a Mecca for artists,...

The second in the series of investigations into how opinions on conflict and war form, using short abstract live art performances as a...

This essay discusses a live performance on war and conflict, in a cemetery during darkness, which challenged the audience to consider...