We are thrilled with the response to Night Bloom which is on show at Science Gallery until 15th May. The artwork is part of Vital Sign, Another World is Possible, a group show that shares the many ways people are shaping liveable and hopeful futures. Confronting environmental injustices, from air pollution to the rights of…
On International Women’s Day this month Spectroscope proudly illuminated the majestic six story high Cunard building to celebrate Dada Fest International’s 40th Anniversary. We were thrilled to bring back ‘Hand Ships Sail’ our acclaimed poetic projection. This artwork is performed in in British Sign Language (BSL) – the vital, visual and versatile language of British deaf communities.…
“Disabled Artists transform spaces – invite them in.” That was one resounding takeaway from ‘Beyond Limits: Disability at the Heart of the Arts’, an event at FACT Liverpool co-produced by Liverpool Biennial, Dada and the Centre for Culture and Disability Studies at Liverpool Hope University. It was a day filled with hope, and a healthy…
We are thrilled to share that Cat Roberts, the “powerhouse of the music events industry” is joining our team to lead on the delivery of our programme of artworks and events taking place internationally. Cat’s 15-years experience includes managing Bristol’s largest and critically acclaimed event spaces and venues, management and production roles for Glastonbury Festival,…
A significant funding award from Arts Council England will help Bristol-based Spectroscope expand its collective of exceptional artists and producers and deliver a ground-breaking, two-year programme of immersive artworks and installations around the world. Phil Gibby Area Director, South West, Arts Council England “We are incredibly proud to award a National Lottery Project Grant to…