Artists taking the lead

Michael Pinchbeck
Sit with us for a moment and remember.

I am delighted to be working once again along side Michael on a large scale proposal across the East Midlands.




Sit with us for a moment and remember. A large-scale public art proposal involving 2012 park benches sited in different villages, towns and cities across the East Midlands. Each bench bears a plaque engraved with the words: Sit with us for a moment and remember. For one year, the public are invited to sit on the 2012 benches at exactly the same time - 12 O’clock midday for 20 minutes. Shortlisted for Artists taking the lead and supported by Arts Council England.

http://www.artiststakingthelead.org.uk//

A-N Magazine

Sep issue
FRONT COVER
FRONT COVER








'The House of Bling'



'House of Bling' at Tattershall Castle, Lincolnshire (8-23 August) a ground breaking partnership between Arts Council England and the National Trust.
Curated by Jane Greenfield and Sue Crabtree

Linda Floence,
Sarah Price
Geraldine Pilgrim
Catherine Bertola
KMA.



As part of 'The House of Bling' exhibition at Tattershall Castle i was asked to photograph the artists for the brochure and to document their work in progress.

Over the course of 8 days, I also produced an aerial time lapse video documenting Linda Florence's grass cut pattern, Reinstated Carpet, which was shown as part of an exhibition of documentation and archive material.

http://www.lindaflorence.co.uk//

Zoo Indigo
Nottingham based Zoo Indigo asked me to produce images for their web site and promotional material, to promote their new performance Under the Covers.











http://www.zooindigo.co.uk/newsite/

Lisa Piechowicz

WINK

RADAR
Loughborough University

The House of Bling

The House of Bling
TATTERSHALL CASTLE
LINCOLNSHIRE 8 - 23 AUGUST 2009

KMA
Catherine Bertola
Geraldine Pilgrim
Sarah Price
Linda Florence

Micheal Pinchbeck
The Long and Winding Road
THE CRUSH



LAST WORDS Thank you for joining me on The Long and Winding Road. This is my car. This is my car history. On 17 May 2004 I embarked on a journey in a graffiti covered car from Nottingham to Liverpool. The car was packed with 365 mementoes wrapped in brown paper and string, tagged and logged. The journey lasts until 17 May 2009 when I will drive the car into the River Mersey. The journey started with a letter to my brother. The letter became a parcel. The parcel became a suitcase. The suitcase became a car. This is my car. This is my car history. This is the end of the road.
Micheal Pinchbeck




http://www.acarhistory.blogspot.com/