In 2013, The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea commissioned the “Draw Me/Tedna Ve” camera obscurer booth to create an instant...

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

On The Horizon dance performance explored the universal struggle of venturing into the unknown, in expectation of something better, as...

Artist Paul Hazelton, who grew up in Margate, created a number of works for the Moonbow Margate intervention in 2011, which he later...

Artist Rebecca Lock created a number of gold objects from junk and placed them in amusement arcades in Cliftonville, which now serves as...

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...

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...

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,...

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...

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

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

Up The Line was the first in series of live experimental art and installation performances that sought to understand how people reach...

This article is a short rallying call of the power peaceful protest can make in a world now in the hands of divisive mannequins paraded as d

This article is a response by Arizona Smith to Platform-7’s founder John McKiernan feeling anxiety after the artwork Home{Not]Less Ingenuity

This article makes the claim that public art interventions can provide deeper insight into human motivation and behaviour over many of the m

This article discussing Shabazz Chapman’s installation in the Innovation box discussing the ingenuity required when homelessness to survive