webzine
Investigate the relationships and boundaries between media art and visual art in this special webzine issue; watch and listen to audio and video podcasts and read the excellent blog from the FutureEverything festival
Sarah Lowndes takes a look back over two weeks of intensive exhibitions, events, seminars and happenings at Glasgow International Festival of Visual Art
What exactly is media art? And where did it come from? Is it an entirely new artistic practice? Charlie Gere shatters a few myths and sets out a strident message for artists working in this area
Michael Connor looks at the work of three visual artists, all of whom use digital imagery in their practice, but who do so in a way that brings to the fore fundamental questions about the media that they are using
discussion
Is working in the arts just for white, upper middle-class people? Becky Hunter argues that this is not the case, but that more needs to be done to encourage a truly diverse creative sector
The New Leipzig School of Painting is the most prominent art movement in the East German city of Leipzig. But British artist
Rosemary Hogarth isn't convinced by the hyped realist painting that takes a strong moralistic standpoint.
featured
At Axis we are concerned about the proposed cuts to arts funding and are keen to hear how cuts are affecting you already or may affect you in the future. An article by Sheila McGregor, Axis Chief Executive, is the starting point for us all to get actively involved in the campaign against the cuts.
