Collective Gallery Podcasts
- Author: Vários
- Narrator: Vários
- Publisher: Podcast
- Duration: 15:54:29
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Synopsis
Collective is committed to supporting new visual art through a programme of exhibitions, projects and commissions.Originally established as an artist run organisation in 1984, Collective is an international organisation for the production, research, presentation and distribution of contemporary art and culture with a specific focus on new visual art and practices. We aim to foster, support and debate new work and practices in a way which is of mutual benefit to artists and audiences. We believe that visual art can provide experiences that change the way we look at our world and understand ourselves within it. Collective is a space where people can come to witness, to be challenged, to learn, to experience; a space where adventure is celebrated.
Episodes
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![New Work Scotland 10 years talk]()
New Work Scotland 10 years talk
19/02/2010 Duration: 50minSat 16 Jan 2010 2-4pm | Talk Event NWSP 10YEARS The New Work Scotland Programme is TEN! Over the past ten years we’ve seen not only the development of the NWSP at Collective but also the progression of the New Work Scotland artists and writers from emergent artists to successful and acclaimed international practitioners. NWSP 10YEARS invites Neil Clements, Craig Coulthard, Ruth Ewan and Michael Stumpf to participate in a discussion around emergent practice and reflect on their own professional development and the support they’ve received since NWSP. Free. All welcome. In running order: Ruth Ewan ,Neil Clements , Craig Coultard and then a brief discussion about the programme.
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Suzanne Treister
17/02/2010 Duration: 29minSuzanne Treister, Kirsty Skinner and Kate Gray in discussion. 13 February 2010
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![Fanzine Sunday Discussion]()
Fanzine Sunday Discussion
17/02/2010 Duration: 35minTo conclude New Work Scotland's Fanzine Sunday Workshops, Collective held a discussion around emergent publishing and writing with guest speakers, Stephen Goodall, Rose Ruane, Yuck n' Yum and XYM. Sunday 31 January 2010.
