Pompey Talks Pompey - "Now That Was Art"
A short extract from Annis Joslin's film "Pompey Talks Pompey", which premiered at the What's Next for Culture in Portsmouth? conference at the New Theatre Royal earlier this year. Watch this space for more
Rabbit revolution
We decided to make a small but powerful statement about the future in Gunwharf Quays. The children were disturbed that a ceremonial cannon blast was let off each day. So in response we used one of the revolution rabbits to help us.
We Fund The Futurators!
The Futurators are a group of young curators who are working with aspex. Their show 'Portshhhhmouth!' opens on 24 March.
This video was created to promote their fundraising, and a We Fund site will shortly be available for donation.
Aiming High on TV!
aspex runs fun, creative workshops for children on the autistic spectrum and with Special Educational Needs. In October 2011 we made our own TV channel - you can watch it too! To find out more about the project visit www.aspex.org.uk/education
This project is made possible by the support of Portsmouth City Council.
Participatory Art and Social Practice - Part One
Annabel Tremlett's 'Finding a Space - Academia and Community', delivered as part of a the Participatory Art. Funded by LCP via Interreg IV and made possible by the support of the University of Portsmouth, the conference was organised by aspex as an opportunity for Social Work students and artists to get together to discover the parallels and differences between their two forms of practice.
Participatory Art and Social Practice - Part Two
Keron Hatton discussing creativity and social pedagogy as part the seminar 'Participatory Art and Social Practice'. Funded by LCP via Interreg IV and made possible by the support of the University of Portsmouth, the conference was organised by aspex as an opportunity for Social Work students and artists to get together to discover the parallels and differences between their two forms of practice.
Participatory Art and Social Practice - Part Three
Delaine Le Bas, discussing her art and activist practice on 27 October 2011 as part the seminar 'Participatory Art and Social Practice'. Funded by LCP via Interreg IV and made possible by the support of the University of Portsmouth, the conference was organised by aspex as an opportunity for Social Work students and artists to get together to discover the parallels and differences between their two forms of practice.
Participatory Art and Social Practice - Part Four
Amy Lloyd talks about aspex' work at Kanes Hill as part of the conference on 27 October 2011. Funded by LCP via Interreg IV and made possible by the support of the University of Portsmouth, the conference was an opportunity for Social Work students and artists to get together to discover the parallels and differences between their two forms of practice.
Participatory Art and Social Practice - Part 5, Ania Bas 'Dissolution of Hierarchies'
Ania Bas performs 'Dissolution of Hierarchies at the Participatory Art and Social Practice seminar held on 27 October at the University of Portsmouth. Funded by LCP via Interreg IV and organised by aspex, the conference was an opportunity for Social Work students and artists to get together to discover the parallels and differences between their two forms of practice.
Participatory Art and Social Practice - Part Six
Barby Asante, Ania Bas, Delaine Le Bas, Kieron Hatton, Annabel Tremlett and Amy Lloyd chaired by Oliver Sumner discuss the outcomes of a day long seminar on 27 October. Funded by LCP via Interreg IV and made possible by the support of the University of Portsmouth, the conference was an opportunity for Social Work students and artists to get together to discover the parallels and differences between their two forms of practice.
A day in the life of Blue (the blue tack man), by James Uzzell
