Ultra-red is a sound art collective that includes artists, researchers and organisers from a range of social movements. Collectively, the group have produced radio broadcasts, performances, recordings, installations, texts and public space actions featured on their fair-use online record label,... more...

Wael Shawky lives and works in Alexandria, Egypt. His works include Télématch Sadat, a presentation of the events surrounding the assassination of Sadat in 1981 re-enacted by children and Al-Aqsa Park, an animated film installation in which the Dome of... more...

Rania Stephan was born in Beirut. She has worked as a sound engineer, editor, first assistant and producer with renowned filmmakers including Simone Bitton and Elia Suleiman. Her filmography includes: Tribe (1993), Attempt at Jealousy (1995), My First Camera (1998),... more...

Marwan Rechmaoui studied Fine Arts in the United States. He lives and works in Beirut. He has taken part in many exhibitions and projects, including: Unveiled: New Art from the Middle East, the Sharjah Biennial, Homeworks (Beirut) and the Townhouse... more...

Formed in 2004, no.w.here is an artist run space in London where the place of the moving image within contemporary art can be explored and expanded. They produce projects, events, facilities, workshops and education programmes. On the Edgware Road, no.where... more...

Lamia Joreige's work explores notions of archive through writing, installation and film and video production. She is co-founder of the Beirut Art Center and among many exhibitions, has developed projects for the Sharjah and Venice Biennials. She is engaging in... more...

Hiwa K is an artist and musician who is interested in informal knowledge, performativity and the artist as amateur. Born in Iraq, he is now based in Germany. On the Edgware Road, Hiwa has created a 1970s revival band, recalling... more...

Susan Hefuna takes up everyday aspects of life in her work. Working in photography, video, drawing, sculpture, and digital media, much of Hefuna’s work is informed by her dual heritage (German–Egyptian). Hefuna is working in collaboration with students at Westminster... more...

CAMP is a Mumbai-based collective that tests the ground between art and the public. Working with people involved in the infrastructures of water, cable TV and the internet, CAMP have developed temporary TV and radio stations, annotated film archives and... more...

Centre for Possible Studies 64 Seymour street, W1H 5BW Wednesday 28 July 2010, 7pm to 9pm This event is free The Free Cinema School presents a one off evening "study group" based around the seminal ideas and contemporary themes of... more...

Education is at the core of the Serpentine Gallery’s activities. Through workshops, events and projects the Education Programme offers a range of innovative ways to engage with modern and contemporary art. more...