Contributing to creative knowledge
Driven by a desire to support artistic research, propose new forms of art and stimulate public discourse, we make a distinctive contribution to creative knowledge through practice-led, theoretical and historical modes of enquiry.
Our research seeks to engage both the production and reception of contemporary art, exploring the interlinking roles of artist, curator and writer, and the transforming categories of practice, theory and criticism.
Key areas of focus include exhibition and curatorial practice, publication projects and critical art writing, underpinned by an emphasis on digital technologies as a format for the production, dispersion and interpretation of art.
We work with international museums, galleries and collections – including the Tate Modern and Museum of Modern Art in New York – and share our research with both specialist and non-academic audiences.