Fabrica

Blogroll

Over the the last couple of years at Fabrica, we have tried to move away from the idea of there being only one voice of the organisation. We recognize that organisations are made up of individuals and that the voices of those individuals are more engaging than the organisational voice. Over time the diversity of voices we present will build up a more open and rich online presence for Fabrica.

We’ve done this through use of social media and increasingly via blogs, which you can see listed below.

Organisational change is slow but can be very powerful. This is a work in progress but we are excited by the possibilities.

Laurence Hill – Head of Audiences and Communication

A Multi Sensory Approach Research by Naomi Kendrick exploring the relationships between artists with socially engaged practices, diverse audiences and the institutions that bring them together.

Forty Notes A research project exploring the various themes surrounding Janet Cardiff’s The Forty Part Motet.

Gallery Project Fabrica and Patcham High School are running a collaborative project based around curation. Blog by Jane Fordham

Into That Good Night Fabrica Co-director, Liz Whitehead’s blog centring around aging, death and end of life themes.

New Curators This blog documents a project which engages the students at Longhill High School in an exploration of what it is to curate the visual arts. Blog by David Parfitt.

Through the Tunnel Lisa Finch, Head of Programme Delivery, reports back upon her travels in Europe developing and maintaining collaborative partnerships.

Smudging and Scratching Jane Fordham’s runs exploratory life drawing at Fabrica. This is the supporting blog.

Fabrica Volunteer Blog A blog run by volunteers for volunteers (and everyone else).

Why Shapes What Ned McConnell, LCP Project Assistant’s blog. Documenting a visual art contact building trip around the South East