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DoxBox is back, March 22 2023!
DoxBox Trustbot at Camden People's Theatre, London Wednesday March 22, 2023.
Portland Office for Imaginary History: Off-road Expedition 2022
Wheelchair expedition 2022!
Mad, Bad and Dangerous to Know
Article at Disability Arts Online.
Biodiversity Bingo!
The prize is the friends you made along the way.
25% Rectification at Tate Liverpool
Performance at Tate Liverpool, 2 July 2022.
British Fusion work in progress sharing
Winter Residents Showcase, Watershed, Bristol 2022.
Residency at Pervasive Media Studio
Artist in residence at Pervasive Media Studio, Bristol, February-March 2022.
On the magazine AND in it…
Autumn 2021 issue out now, with a LOT of me.
Award Yourself
Article from the Spring 2021 issue of Sluice magazine.
DoxBox trustbot at ODI Summit
Performances at ODI Summit, 2 November 2021.
The Portland Office for Imaginary History 2021
For b-side Festival, September 2021.
The Dorchester and Poundbury Office for Imaginary Housing
Saturday 21 August at The Roman Town House, Dorchester.
Official Locus and Phenomenon Guidebook
The Portland Office for Imaginary History Official Locus and Phenomenon Guidebook.
Get on the imaginary property ladder
The Dorchester and Poundbury Office for Imaginary Housing, August 2021.
It (The Portland Office for Imaginary History) is happening again
The Portland Office for Imaginary History will return in 2021, the unstoppable wheelchair user posse will be deputised again, and those lies you like are going to come back in style. This September at b-side.
Big Mobile Public Library Energy
My latest column for Sluice magazine.
Copy That, listen to this
I'm on a podcast...
Fa fa fa fa fashion
Fact: Being in a fashion magazine gets me more profile and more offers of work than being in an art magazine. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ https://www.elledecor.com/it/corner/a34569370/jcp-universe-collezione-arte-design-another-nature/
Heathcliff, it’s me
A most queer Gothic scientific romance Brontë family LARP...
Der der der der, we’ll always be together…
DoxBox at Electric Dreams Festival!
Copy That? Surplus Data in an Age of Repetitive Duplication
New exhibition at the Open Data Institute, London, from February 5 2020.
Sluice Magazine, Autumn/Winter 19-20
The latest issue of Sluice magazine is out now. The theme this time is looking to the natural world and to deep time for survival strategies. As usual I wrote an article for the magazine, and there's the now traditional cheeky decontextualised quote from it on the back cover... Londonians may wish to join us … Continue reading Sluice Magazine, Autumn/Winter 19-20
DoxBox trustbot!
Photo by Paul Clarke for the Open Data Institute. New photos of DoxBox trustbot performances in London, November 2019.
When you’re an artist, every night is drag night
My article in the spring/summer 2019 edition of Sluice magazine.
DoxBox trustbot at the Future Fair!
Performances all day, Saturday 10 August 2019.
DoxBox Trustbot is watching you
Tech drag hot pink robot performance.
Look clean, so you can be really filthy
My column in the spring 2019 issue of Sluice magazine.
YOU WERE ONLY SUPPOSED TO BLOW THE BLOODY DOORS OFF
The Bank Job, London.
Not Neutrality
My latest blog for The Open Data Insititute.
Am I a Local Artist?
My column from the autumn/winter 2018 edition of Sluice Magazine.
A HUMANISING FORCE
Manchester, November 2018.
Dystopians Just Wanna Have Fun
I'll destroy you with my mini-submarine, Mr Bond.
Sluice magazine: Don’t Look Down
My column from the previous issue of Sluice magazine is now online, on the pervasive metaphorical debt of the art world, the perpetual actual debt of artists, and lazy little millennial fucks. The new issue is out very shortly, with more of my columnage.
Behind the Curtain: art and trust
Art at the Open Data Institute.
The Portland Office for Imaginary History
Photos from my performances at b-side in 2018.
Hunter Moon at Site Gallery
Tech magic with Hunter Moon at Site Gallery, Sheffield, 29/09/18.
The Portland Office for Imaginary History
The Portland Office for Imaginary History re-opens for b-side Festival 2018, and I'm allowing myself an exclamation mark for it! Walking tours on the 8th, 9th, 15th and 16th September, bus tour 14th September, mobility scooter and wheelchair tour on the 16th. Top quality lies, direct to the public. Plan your festival visit here, there's … Continue reading The Portland Office for Imaginary History
Artists and Mental Health
Summary of my research on the mental health of artists for a-n: the artists information company.
The Future!
What I'm doing this autumn!
Odeum at Milan Design Week
As is now traditional (well, three years in a row), I collaborated with CTRLZAK Studio and JCP to provide names and narratives for a collection of hybrid but functional art-design objects for sale, with their premiere at the Salone del Mobile of Milan Design Week 2018. We got particularly kinky this year, with references to … Continue reading Odeum at Milan Design Week
All real artists get turned into a doll
I was inspired– negatively, so... unspired?– by the fuss about a recent Frida Kahlo Barbie doll, of which the doll itself was probably the least offensive thing. Yes, it somewhat cleaned and prettied up a woman rightly famous for being a feminist and a communist who was ahead of her time in foregrounding … Continue reading All real artists get turned into a doll
The Garden of Remember in the App Store
An interactive, locative app intended to provide an insight into living with dementia.
Christmas Presence: Colonel Robin
17th December 2016, Isle of Portland.
What is Art? A User’s Guide
Southampton City Art Gallery, Thursday December 1 2016.
The Portland Office for Imaginary History at b-side 2016
This way to the Tourist Misinformation Office.
The Portland Office for Imaginary History
b-side Festival, Portland, Dorset, 10-18 September 2016.
“ARTIFICIAL, ESPERANTO ART” AND ITS DISCONTENTS
PIGGIES
DoxBox will return!
DoxBox is back IRL again.
The Portland Office for Imaginary History
Saturday 11 September 2021, Isle of Portland, Dorset.
Alistair Gentry 