A BIG THANK YOU!

Thank you so much to everyone who visited Frequency 2019 from 24-27 October, to all ... October 30, 2019 on News, Uncategorized

Highlights: Day 3 at Frequency

Some highlights from Friday of Frequency 2019!

Film credit: Electric Egg

October 30, 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

The Process to My Final Images by Victoria Roberts

Victoria Roberts shares the creative process behind her black and white photographs, Industrial Quarry. The creative brief came from Frequency 2019’s theme of “Disruption=Cultural Reinvention”, during a module in her second year studying BA Photography at University of Lincoln.

October 27, 2019 on Blog, Online Zone

Annabel McCourt – Electric Fence

Borders, barriers and warning signs have come to be a part of our everyday life, ... October 9, 2019 on Online Zone, Video

A Confused Mass, Sophie Rogers

Inspired by the way sci-fi creates fictional universes, artist Sophie Rogers uses digital software to create navigable simulations of imagined places and scenes.

In August 2019 Sophie undertook a residency with Mansions of the Future, resulting in a digital commission to coincide with Frequency Festival.

This new online commission combines simulations of alternate realities with research into Donna Harraway’s writing on how the human and non-human are inextricably interlinked.

July 9, 2019 on Artwork, Featured, 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

RADAR Internships Announced for Frequency 2019

Frequency Festival Directors, Threshold Studios, have announced new paid internship positions for Frequency 2019 for University of Lincoln College of Arts graduates from the last three years.

June 5, 2019 on Blog, News

Industrial Quarry, Victoria Roberts

Large scale black and white images show the magnitude of an industrial quarry and how it disrupts the surrounding landscape. A quarry can have multiple impacts on the environment; visual intrusion, dust, damaged landscape, loss of land and a deterioration in water quality.
Created in response to the Frequency Festival 2019 theme, ‘Disruption=Cultural Reinvention’, Robert’s photographs put the often-unearthly quarry landscapes front and centre, while her captions explore the work the industry is doing to restore this land to agriculture or woodland.

January 9, 2019 on Artwork, Featured, Online Zone

Fifth edition of Frequency Festival coming in 2019

We are very excited to announce that our fifth edition of Frequency Festival will be hosted in Lincoln from 24–27 October 2019.

November 20, 2018 on Blog

TTFN: Ta Ta For Now

We have now brought Frequency Festival 2015 to a close.

This year we’ve ventured deep into the heart of the internet, taken a journey under the sea and fought for our right to dream. We found out if we were pretty or ugly and whether that even matters, we saw just how much the internet knows about us and heard the noise our digital communications create. We took a road trip through the US, got buried alive, flew into space from our apartments and even found enlightenment in a shopping centre. All in just ten days.

November 4, 2015 on News

Artist Focus: seeper

Founded 15yrs ago and based in London, seeper is a collective of people creating a variety of work utilising technology and the possibilities of user interaction. By creating interactive and accessible work, they aim to introduce older and younger generations to things they may not have seen before.

October 23, 2015 on Blog, News updates

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