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| Braziers
Workshop is a non-profit making organisation set up in 1995. Taking place
each August it is an artist-led initiative which strives to provide a
meeting point for artists working in all visual disciplines. It brings
together up to 30 artists of all nationalities for 16 days to work, exchange
dialogue and experiment in a way that is mutually beneficial. It offers
an opporunity of participating in an activity removed geograhically and
conceptually from usual studio paractice; in an environment where experiments
can be made and leaps of imagination can occur. The workshop is for professional artists who are willing to navigate ideas and working processes different from the habitual. |
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| Artists
benefit enormously from taking part in international workshops. They encourage
not only cultural exchange, but provide an intensive period with the freedom
to work without the usual constraints and distractions of day to day living.
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| Braziers strives to provide a working situation for visual artists in a variety of disciplines and media: time-based, performative, photographic, film/video, installation, painting, sculpture and new media. The motivation for work also represents the breadth of contemporary practice and issues from the political to the personal. Collaborative work is often a natural outcome and is actively encouraged. |
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| Braziers Workshop | c/o 164 Swaton Road | London | E3 4ER| UK Tel: + 44 (0) 20 7515 4798 |
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Liz
Murray 2006
Vibha
Galhotra 2006
Richard
Dyer 2006