Art

Embed with Albert

On June 2, 2011 By Paul Fillingham

Here’s a working example of an embedded Empedia guide I created for Sir George Gilbert Scott’s neo-gothic masterpiece; the Albert Memorial in London’s Kensington Gardens.

Market stall dog, dead elephant

On May 17, 2011 By Paul Fillingham

Today I took time out to view the remarkable work of the artist Huang Yong Ping at Nottingham Contemporary.

Since my very first days at art school in the late 1970′s, the creative work of Eduardo Paolozzi has always appealed to me. His brutal robot-like constructions, reliefs and strangely futuristic pop collage appear to hail from another planet, or possibly an underworld, as they also feature in the concourses and tunnels of Tottenham Court [...]

Nottingham Contemporary, Star City Exhibition (The future under communism)

On February 12, 2010 By Paul Fillingham

Nottingham is in for a treat. ‘Star City’ (The Future Under Communism) which opens today at Nottingham Contemporary is immersive, accessible and fun. For a generation who were children in the sixties the space race that existed between the capitalist west (USA) and the communist east (the Soviet Union) was a very real and ongoing [...]

Art & Music: Making it – Transcript

On August 21, 2006 By Paul Fillingham

Creativity in art, radical politics and new ideas in sound combined in the 1970s and 1980s to create a new music movement in Leeds. Alumni Officer Della Vallance meets Leeds Polytechnic fine art alumnus Paul Fillingham to find out more.