Mediale

23/02/2026

Install has begun! Don’t forget, Thursday to Saturday, Selby Abbey, 6-9pm.

Come and join us for Homeward, by , commissioned by .st and co-commissioned and produced with .

Completely free, the wonderful Abbey as you’ve never seen it before, outside and in.

We’re super proud to present the stories of an incredible group of local residents, all responding to the question…’how did you get here?’.

Family friendly and jaw dropping guaranteed. ☺️

31/05/2024

28/09/2023

Fra i dag er det muligt at opleve særudstillingen 'People We Love - Viborg Edition' i krypten i Viborg Domkirke!

På fem smukt oplyste skærme vil værket 'People We Love - Viborg Edition' vise portrætter af 50 lokale folk fra Viborg. Hver person kigger på et billede af en, de elsker eller elskede. Et billede vi som beskuere aldrig ser. Vi mærker ufortalte historier, mens ansigterne fortæller historien om en person, de elsker og holder af.

Værket præsenterer et nutidigt og moderne bud på portrætter og fejrer ikke mindst menneskelivets måske største skat, kærligheden.

Oplev udstillingen frem til den 30. december 2023.

Viborg - UNESCO Creative City Media Arts Media College Denmark / MedieskolerneMediale Særudstilling: People We Love - Viborg Edition Viborg Stifts Skoletjeneste for Kristendomskundskab Viborg Domkirke Viborg Animation Festival Viborg Kommune

05/04/2023

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09/12/2022

🌟 Let’s Debate 🌟

What principles guide your creative vision?

Artists, creatives and thinkers are invited to come together on 13-14th March 2023 for Let’s Debate, a sector-wide conversation exploring how we develop creativity and culture in the UK today, hosted at Kala Sangam Arts Centre in the heart of Bradford.

Commissioned by Arts Council England and produced by us at Mediale, Let’s Debate will offer diverse perspectives and insights from inspirational speakers within the cultural sector and beyond, themed around ACE’s four Investment Principles. This programme is designed to spark conversation, flag challenges, hear solutions, and celebrate some of the most innovative, impactful and exciting work taking shape across the creative and cultural industries.

We’re working with four incredible co-curators across the programme, each dedicated to a specific Investment Principle:

✨Shanaz Gulzar, Director of - Ambition & Quality

✨Jo Verrent, Senior Producer - Inclusivity & Relevance

✨ , an online radio station and arts organisation based in Manchester - Dynamism

✨ and Zoe Rasbash, Environmental Emergencies Action Researcher at Bristol+Bath Creative R+D - Environmental Responsibility

ℹ️ For more information go to our website: Mediale.org.uk/projects/let’s-debate

🎟️ Let’s Debate is free to attend, and booking is essential. To register interest and find out when the ticketing system is open, please email your name and organisation to: [email protected]

👀 Look out for our full programme announcement in the New Year!

06/12/2022

🚨 Immersive Assembly Vol 3 🚨

We are very excited to announce that Immersive Assembly Vol 3 has been selected for the Jerwood Developing Artists Fund, from 🤩

Immersive Assembly Vol 3 is an innovative artist development programme for early career digital artists, producers and creators; a multi disciplinary residency focused on learning, peer critique and developing new ideas/work, inspired by Immersive Art and Tech, bringing together a cohort of artists, technologists and cultural influencers to learn, share, network and play.

The is a dedicated fund from Jerwood Arts to support arts organisations to deliver transformative early-career artist development programmes across the UK. We are one of 12 new programmes announced as part of this fund, spanning from digital art to printmaking, opera singing to set design, and multi-disciplinary practices. This is the beginning of an evolving portfolio of programmes that will support artists at a pivotal moment in their careers to gain new skills, experiment with their practice and make new work.

Lilli Geissendorfer, Director of Jerwood Arts said : “Mediale are exceptional specialists in the art of digital and immersive tech and we are thrilled to be funding IA3. Support for early-career artists to get their hands on the latest kit and have the time and space to play and collaborate, with national and international partners, is critical for artistic innovation to thrive.”

🗓️ An open call for creatives will run from 9th January - 13th February 2023, with the hybrid, digital/in-person programme running from Feb - Nov next year.

👀 Keep your eyes on our website and socials for more programme announcements : www.mediale.org.uk/immersive-assembly/vol-3

😍 Check out the other amazing projects launching as part of this much-needed fund here: https://jerwoodarts.org/2022/12/06/jerwood-arts-announces-12-new-artist-development-programmes/

09/11/2022

🐍 The Celebration of Snakes 🐍

As part of our ongoing programming work with , join artist for an exclusive, hands-on family workshop inspired by the Sin exhibition.

What gave snakes such a bad name? In the Bible, a snake tempts Eve to sin in the Garden of Eden, but it seems strange to cast the snake as the most evil of living creatures when it is humans who are destroying the planet. We need to cultivate a better relationship with the non-human animals that surround us in order to maintain and preserve the eco-system of our planet.

This workshop will celebrate the figure of the snake. Participants will create hybrid human-snake figures using sculpture and collage, and build monuments to snakes with techniques used by Sarah Lucas (seen in the exhibition), and John Stezaker. Rosie asks participants to think about what snakes would say to humans if we could communicate, and make snake music.

Using a green screen, participants will then place their snake-selves and sculptures back in to the Garden of Eden.

Sssssssee you there!

⏰ 11am - 4pm
🗓️ Sunday 20th November 2022
📍 York Art Gallery
🎟️ FREE & drop-in

Commissioned and produced for York Art Gallery, with support from

09/11/2022

🐍 The Celebration of Snakes 🐍

As part of our ongoing programming work with , join artist for an exclusive, hands-on family workshop inspired by the Sin exhibition.

What gave snakes such a bad name? In the Bible, a snake tempts Eve to sun in the Garden of Eden, but it seems strange to cast the snake as the most evil of living creatures when it is humans who are destroying the planet. We need to cultivate a better relationship with the non-human animals that surround us in order to maintain and preserve the eco-system of our planet.

This artist-led workshop aims to celebrate the figure of the snake. Families will create hybrid human-snake figures using sculpture and collage, and build monuments to snakes with techniques used by Sarah Lucas (seen in the exhibition), and John Stezaker. Rosie asks participants to think about what snakes would say to humans if we could communicate, and make snake music.

Using a green screen, participants will then place their snake-selves and sculptures back in to the Garden of Eden!

⏰ 11am - 4pm
🗓️ Sunday 20th November 2022
📍 York Art Gallery
🎟️ FREE & drop-in

Commissioned and produced for York Art Gallery, with support from

26/10/2022

SIN: After Hours 😈

Last Friday we hosted the first ever After Hours event , for their exhibition Sin. Audiences had the opportunity to experience live music and workshops from the incredible , and take an alternative tour of the exhibition with multi-disciplinary artist .

🪩 All Hands on Deck are a Manchester based DJ collective for women, trans and non-binary DJs. They run open-deck parties and DJ workshops, with the aim to create accessible, inclusive and low-pressure spaces for underrepresented groups to try their hands at DJ-ing. They provided the soundtrack to our night through continuous DJ sets and beginners workshops.

🤳🏻 Borkkvlt is a dancer, choreographer and musician based in Yorkshire. Their alternative tour of the Sin exhibition explored the contemporary placing of the concept of sin in our digitally-connected world, and rediscovering ‘sinful’ everyday behaviours.

This After Hours event was the first element of our public programme for the Sin exhibition. Keep your eyes peeled for upcoming exhibition-themed, family workshops in November & December, including an artist-led session with 👀

Sin is open until 22 January 2023, and is organised by with .

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