Container - Video Installation Images

CONTAINER - a series of video installations using projections onto surfaces comprising cardboard boxes at the LEVEL Centre.
 

 

The NET - a new Installation at LEVEL

A stunning physical interactive installation running for 5 weeks at the LEVEL Centre. It has been created to provide a stimulating visual environment for all of the events within the Participate + Create programme and visitors to the Centre. The NET forms a large sculptural object in the centre of the space and uses different lighting states to emphasise certain contours of the structure. These change over time and create the impression of several different sculptural formations from a single structure.

Will Hurt - Artist in Residence for the Inter-ACT + Re-ACT Programme

Inter-ACT + Re-ACT

Co-commission with D-LAB

Will Hurt - Artist in Residence

LEVEL is pleased to announce that digital artist Will Hurt has been selected to undertake the first Inter-ACT + Re-ACT Artist Residency at the Level Centre. This project is a partnership with D-LAB and funded through the Arts Council, England.

Will’s brief is to create new work that will engage people as they travel through the LEVEL Centre.  It provides the opportunity to work with LEVEL artists and spend time researching and trialing new methodology, tools and equipment to enable people with a learning disability to interact with and react to art within a digital environment. 

Digital Playground - Will Hurt

Body as Canvas

An exploration of identity.

A new photographic exhibition at New Art Exchange, Nottingham UK from June 20th. 

Developed through a process where people with a learning disability created several unstructured, improvised performance events using movement, sound and light. Each performance was based loosely upon the underlying themes of an exhibition at New Art Exchange and captured using a digital camera – framing just a fraction of a second of the event. 

The camera became the audience for the performance and its presence influenced how people reacted and wanted to be presented within its frame. Body as Canvas presents the individual images as statements – a behaviour, a culture and a source of creativity where difference shines - a cultural world yet to be acknowledged. The photography uses soft focus and shallow depth of field to give emphasis to the individual within each frame.

Limestone Journey - a commission to create a new installation

We are currently working to create a new screen based installation commissioned by Junction Arts (Derbyshire, UK) to celebrate the conclusion of the three year Limestone Journeys project.

Purple Peach Club Event at LEVEL

The first Purple Peach Event took place last night. What a great evening. The LEVEL Centre looked fantastic, full of people dancing, re-acting, inter-acting, socialising and just taking in the atmosphere. 

The Gallery Space at LEVEL during Purple Peach Club event. It worked really well as a relaxing yet engaging environment.

New Images from Inter-ACT+Re-ACT

Eight new images of the current Inter-ACT + Re-ACT work entitled MIRROR. These were taken in January and have captured some of the images dispayed on the screens. MIRROR is an interactive digital media project - created and developed by Artist in Residence, Andrew Williams. More info can be found on the blog site: http://tendeadsheep.blogspot.co.uk/

Inter-ACT+Re-ACT

A programme of digital art and interactive interfaces at the LEVEL Centre. We have just installed our first two interactive screens as a part of the Inter-ACT+Re-ACT programme. These have been created by Andrew Williams (Artist in Residence at the LEVEL Centre) and Jack Wright (LEVEL Centre) and are entitled MIRRORS.

New Blog site for LEVEL

There are now several new BLOG sites for LEVEL. These have been created to give more information about our projects and events. They will be updated regularly with images and documentation of sessions, ideas and research.

A Cradle of the Mind

'A cradle of the Mind' - a new screen installation for the LEVEL centre to be shown in 2015. This forms a part of a new Digital Installation programme for LEVEL featuring work created by artists whose work references disability. 

Image: A Cradle of the Mind - Screen installation by Andrew Williams