Inbetween Time is funded by Arts Council England, Bristol City Council Cities Fund (Year of Creativity), the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body and the NSW Ministry for the Arts.
WHITEPLANE_2 A
collaboration in sound and light by Alex Bradley and Charles
Poulet
From an original concept by Alex Bradley, Johnny Goodwin and
Charles Poulet
Producers: Alex Bradley, Helen Cole. An Arnolfini production,
commissioned in association with amino, Baltic and Contemporary Music Network
(UK tour).
Technical:
Chris Osbourne, Arnolfini, HSL productions, SSE
Ambisonic development/software: Arup Acoustics soundLAB (NYC)
Our house - Daniel Belasco Rogers (plan b) (UK/Germany). Originally commissioned by the Radiator Festival for New Technology Art in Nottingham. It has been supported by HP Labs, Bristol, Cliff Randell and the University of Bristol.
Cardiomorphologies - George Poonkhin Khut with Lizzie Muller and Greg Turner.
Lynette Wallworth Still:Waiting2. Produced by forma, commissioned by Arnolfini and supported by the City of Melbourne Arts House program.Ryoji Ikeda – Spectra II. Produced by forma
Supported by The British Council and funded by Arts Council England, The Junction, Cambridge, the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body and the NSW Ministry for the Arts.
Breathing Space is an ongoing collaborative project between Arnolfini and Performance Space in Sydney and is supported by associate curatorial, development and presentation partners in both Australia and the UK – Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts, Meat Market in Melbourne, Tramway in Glasgow and the greenroom in Manchester. Breathing Space is initiated by Helen Cole, Arnolfini and Fiona Winning, Performance Space.
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| Undergrowth – Australian Arts UK 2006 is an initiative of the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body, and the Australian International Cultural Council, an initiative of the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade. This project is a two-year Australian contemporary arts promotion program in the United Kingdom in 2005/6. |
