I’ll be participating in the symposium ‘From Audiotours to iPhones‘ at Tate Modern on 4th and 5th September.

Two weeks ago I was in Venice at the Communicating the Museum conference, organised by Agenda, providing a visual synthesis of the keynote presentations and meeting lots of interesting people from the worlds of branding, advertising and museums. Drawing pictures in 34°C heat in front of a couple of hundred people and surrounded by Tintoretto masterpieces made it [...]

Archive Adventures, a ground-breaking online resource for schools which I’ve been working on with DUNK for the Whitechapel Gallery, was launched at Westminster recently by Minister of State for Culture, Tourism and the Creative Industries, Margaret Hodge. The website, which has been used in conjunction with a series of workshops in East London schools, opens [...]

Well, a memorable first weekend for the Triennial is almost over, and it’s been very pleasing indeed to see so many people listening to the audio guide on their iPods or borrowing an mp3 payer from the Visitors’ Centre. Feedback so far has been great. Here’s a couple of tracks from the guide to give [...]

With the opening of the Folkestone Triennial now just a week away, I’m happy to report the completion of both an illustrated Young People’s Guide and Audio Guide, written and produced by me! These form two parts of an interpretation hat-trick for the Triennial, with an online Photo Map also on the way later this [...]

I will be producing a Young People’s Guide and an Audio Guide for this summer’s inaugural Folkestone Triennial. Sculpture, sound-work, photography, film and performance pieces by 23 internationally renowned artists will be experienced across the seaside town the Giant Thumb calls home from June 14th. Curator Andrea Schlieker says: “It’s a tribute to Folkestone’s truly [...]

I’ll be appearing at the Communicating the Museum conference in Venice this June in the role of Graphic Facilitator.