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Who we are
Brigid Howarth
Brigid has worked with creative practices for 12
years in publishing, galleries and universities. Recent projects include
the publication of the Working with Industry brochure for the Arts Council
and the devising and managing of Next Move, the national university residency
scheme for the Crafts Council of England. She lectures on professional
practice at the Royal College of Art and the London Institute, is commissioning
editor for AN, and mentors artists and makers across the UK. Her style
of working is based on genuine collaboration and the advocacy of creative
practices.
Ben Coode-Adams
Ben's work spans sculpture, video, installation,
performance, photography, drawing and curating. He deals with subjects
that require diverse approaches, from classical myths for Old Ford Housing
Association to recreating journeys through arctic Canada in ‘The
Man who Ate his Boots’. His work is based on developing innovative
means of delivering complex esoteric ideas and narratives in an engaging
way (such as representing the Life of St Chad for Stockport Metropolitan
Borough Council). Accessibility is key to his work, as his practice is
socially engaged rather than theory led. His work seeks to engage both
a specialist art audience and the casual user through quality and clarity.
Above all his work tells a good story that people enjoy.
