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‘Four cities. One movement. Every woman.’ How the history of colour, textiles and design influenced the once-in-a-lifetime mass participation artwork, PROCESSIONS NB: The voice/audio in this blog post has been generated using Artificial Intelligence
This year, Artichoke turns 20. For two decades, we’ve worked with artists to transform public spaces – creating large-scale experiences that stay with people long after they’ve gone. NB: The voice/audio in this blog post has been generated using Artificial Intelligence To mark the occasion, we’re taking a moment to look back. Over the coming months, we’ll revisit some of the projects that have…
Artichoke, Lumiere’s producers worked with the Teesdale Community Resources (TCR) Hub to organise workshops for community members to take part in the UK’s light art biennial, with support from Point North. Established over 30 years ago, Teesdale Community Resources (TCR) has been an essential hub for the residents of Teesdale, providing extensive programmes of activities for young people,…
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On Tuesday 3 February 2026, 45 A-Level Art and Design students from 7 schools across London came together for Art Path – Artichoke’s free programme designed to offer a day of exploration, inspiration and real-world insight into creative careers. Discover why programmes like this matter. NB: The voice/audio in this blog post has been generated using Artificial Intelligence
This is the audio version of the job pack for the Executive Assistant (Production) role. Find out more via: https://www.artichoke.uk.com/executive-assistant-production/ NB: The voice/audio in this blog post has been generated using Artificial Intelligence
Here at Artichoke, we believe in art that extends beyond galleries and institutions – art that meaningfully engages communities whilst encouraging local people to explore their imagination. Our Learning & Participation (L&P) team have been hard at work planning and delivering workshops and programmes across the country to help us achieve our goal of making art more accessible to the communities…
For International Day of Clean Energy on 26 January, Artichoke reflects on our partnership with CUR8 to remove the CO2 emissions created by artists’ travel and accommodation as part of The Gallery Season 5 exhibition, It’s Not Easy Being Green.
Martin Firrell, Creative Director of The Gallery, is a master storyteller. In a compelling presentation, originally created for our OOH partners, he brings the artworks to life, connecting them into a unified whole that reveals a richer, overarching narrative. Until now, this presentation has remained behind the scenes – but this season we thought, why keep it to ourselves? Listen to discover more…
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