Care(Less)

Care(less) (2019) is a highly original immersive 360-degree VR film by artist Lindsay Seers. The ... February 18, 2020 on Blog, News, News updates, Online Zone

FREQUENCY 2019 Film

A short film featuring the events, installations, experiences and happenings at Frequency International Festival of Digital Culture 2019.

December 2, 2019 on Blog, Online Zone

Frequency returned to Lincoln last month and transformed the city’s rhythm

FREQUENCY International Festival of Digital Culture - a digital festival for everyone - returned to ... November 27, 2019 on Blog, News, News updates

Highlights: Day 3 of Frequency 2019

Video highlights of day 3 at Frequency Festival 2019, Lincoln.

November 27, 2019 on Blog, Online Zone

#SeriousString

Artist George Eksts’ exhibition titled Serious String at Mansions of the Future has been re-curated by visitors at Frequency Festival over the past four days. The works exhibited in a special framework, and on wheels, allowed visitors, gallery staff and the artist to put the works together and to re-curate the show.

October 27, 2019 on Blog, Online Zone

MY SOUL IS A SEARCH ENGINE by Dolly Sen

We as human beings asks questions as part of our makeup, including questions about our very existence, what if we asked Google these questions instead?

October 27, 2019 on Blog, Online Zone

Frequency Artist Of The Future

Calling all future artists and inventors! We want you to show us what you think art and inventions for Lincoln could look like 100 years from now. And be in with a chance of winning a £25 Smiggle voucher!

October 27, 2019 on Blog, News, News updates, Online Zone, Uncategorized

Annabel McCourt – Electric Fence

Borders, barriers and warning signs have come to be a part of our everyday life, but are we being kept out, or is something being kept in?
Borders, barriers and warning signs have come to be a part of our everyday life, but are we being kept out, or is something being kept in?

The Electric Fence is a bold, visceral confrontation and thought-provoking installation by UK artist Annabel McCourt. Join Annabel for the Electric Fence workshop at Frequency Festival 2019.

October 9, 2019 on Online Zone, Video

A Moment Of Madness Trailer

A Moment Of Madness explodes out of the confines of the theatre into the gritty reality of the city – fusing compelling drama with the excitement of real-time gameplay to create a visceral new live experience.

A Moment of Madness is coming to Lincoln Drill Hall on Friday 25 October & Saturday 26 October as part of Frequency Festival 2019.

October 9, 2019 on Blog, Online Zone, Video

My Soul Is A Search Engine, Dolly Sen

Who am I? To be human is to ask questions, even about our very existence, but what if we asked google these questions instead? Would some people get better answers than others?
We look to our phones and devices for answers, but do they let us make ourselves anew, or just replicate the biases in the non-digital world?

My Soul Is A Search Engine was commissioned for Frequency 2019.

ABOUT THE ARTIST

Dolly Sen is a writer, artist, and filmmaker. Her work aims to subvert perceptions around madness and being “othered”. She’s trying to alter the faulty programming of society that thinks being mad is a virus and not a response to the system it finds itself in. No person is a spam folder.

www.dollysen.com

October 9, 2019 on Artwork, Featured, Online Zone

Frequency Shift, Dan Thompson

100 poems about 100 places. Our national story can be found in the buildings all around us, from Brixton Market to King Arthur’s Round Table.
From hidden gems to famous landmarks, Your England is an installation and series of readings by artist Dan Thompson which showcases the history of our country.

www.danthompson.co.uk

July 26, 2019 on Blog, Blog, Online Zone

YouKnow, Thomas Grogan

A series of public performances held in Liverpool and Salford (© Photo credits Amina Bihi) as well as a collection of eight video/text/audio essays available on his website.

YouKnow is a research project that was initiated by a residency at FACT Liverpool and the BBC in Salford and London.
By looking at BBC journalists’ workflows, BBC R&D experiments, and real world events, this research aims to evaluate the impact of automation and Artificial Intelligence in the construction and consumption of news items. This research has materialised itself through several outputs:

ABOUT THE ARTIST
Thomas Grogan is Franco-British artist and design researcher based in London. With a background in Industrial and Speculative Design, he has developed a practice that is driven by ethnographic research, investigating current and future social issues surrounding emerging technologies. His work varies from installation, filmmaking, to performance.

www.thomas-grogan.com

June 9, 2019 on Artwork, Featured, Online Zone

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