Art Matters Now (AMN) is open to various opportunities in collaborating with or offering support to arts and cultural organisations in the UK. We are experienced in producing various forms of tailor-made digital content, specifically for exhibition, documentation and engagement purposes. Scroll down to view some examples of our collaborative digital media projects!
Shed a Light explores the struggles and strengths of people and communities throughout the turbulent time of COVID-19. The exhibition features 20 sheds which were created independently and remotely by people during the lockdown, with the support of artist Nicola Lynch. Art Matters Now has created a virtual exhibition of the sheds, allowing viewers to be immersed in each of their interiors.
Art Matters Now (AMN) worked in collaboration with Lady Kitt and Sarah Li to produce an interactive VR exhibition as a part of 'This, Our Hive of Voices', a participatory art project facilitated by Lady Kitt and Sarah Li, and commissioned by Warwickshire County Record Office as part of Arts&Heritage Meeting Point Programme.
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Shed a Light explores the struggles and strengths of people and communities throughout the turbulent time of COVID-19. The exhibition features 20 sheds which were created independently and remotely by people during the lockdown, with the support of artist Nicola Lynch. Art Matters Now has created a virtual exhibition of the sheds, allowing viewers to be immersed in each of their interiors.
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Supported by Sunderland Culture, Art Matters Now co-founder Rory Williams worked alongside the Celebrate Different Collective to digitally render an exhibition that features artworks by young people aged 11 – 19 from across Wearside.
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Spaces of Consent is a participatory, digital space devised by Lady Kitt. The work includes a virtual tour produced by Art Matters Now and an interactive whiteboard element which is hosted on Jamboard. This project has been supported by Newcastle University and the Gender Research Group (GRG).
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Art Matters Now (AMN) was commissioned by Sunderland Museum to produce an interactive virtual tour for a touring exhibition—Castles: Paintings from the National Gallery, London. The exhibition showcases Old Master paintings from the National Gallery’s collection featuring castles, as well as Sunderland Museum's own collection.
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Art Matters Now (AMN) worked with artist Padma Rao to produce a 360° interactive virtual tour for Srijoni, an exhibition exploring Islamic art, women and creativity.
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Art Matters Now (AMN) worked with artist Helen Schell to produce a 360° interactive virtual tour of her exhibition at Vane, Newcastle Upon Tyne: The Human Spaceship—Off Balance. This exhibition features Schell's space-themed paintings and drawings which incorporate multiple optical illusions.
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Art Matters Now (AMN) was commissioned by Norfolk Street Arts CIC to produce a 360° interactive virtual tour for Lady Kitt's exhibition: Art Confined. This exhibition is a documentation of 'Art Confined', a socially-engaged craft project devised and delivered by Lady Kitt, produced by Sarah Li and exhibiting at Norfolk Street Arts.
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Art Matters Now (AMN) was commissioned by Sunderland Winter Gardens to produce an interactive virtual tour of the venue. The Winter Gardens reflect different climate zones from around the world, keeping 1500 plants of over 100 different species under the same roof!
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Art Matters Now (AMN) was commissioned by Norfolk Street Arts CIC to produce a 360° interactive virtual tour of their exhibition: Rainbow Echoes. This exhibition is a collaboration between North East based artists Jay Sykes and Jayne Parker Johnson.
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Art Matters Now (AMN) was commissioned by Sunderland Culture to produce a 360° interactive virtual tour of Looking in, Looking Out at Arts Centre Washington. The exhibition features photography, text and installation created by artists Sally Southern and Nicola Lynch, who invited the local community to reflect on their lockdown experiences.
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Art Matters Now (AMN) was commissioned by Sunderland Culture to produce a 360° interactive virtual tour of Washington 'F' Pit . Washington 'F' Pit is a colliery museum managed and owned by Sunderland City Council.
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Art Matters Now (AMN) was commissioned by More Than Grandparents (MTG) to produce The Kinship Care Notebook, with support from the National Lottery Heritage Fund.
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Art Matters Now (AMN) was commissioned by MBC Arts Wellbeing to produce a series of videos and an e-book for their Learning from the Ancient Romans project, supported by the National Lottery Heritage Fund.
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Art Matters Now (AMN) was commissioned by Sangini to produce videos featuring their members' exhibition at Washington Art Centre, celebrating Sangini's 20th anniversary.
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Art Matters Now (AMN) has supported the documentation of ‘What Am I Looking At?’, a DYCP research project by artist and aerial dancer Jane Park.
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Art Matters Now (AMN) was commissioned by The Customs House to produce a video for Stories from Here and There, a photography exhibition addressing narratives about identity, migration, kindness and what it means to feel like one is mentally and emotionally 'here and there'.
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Art Matters Now (AMN) was commissioned by Norfolk Street Arts CIC to produce a video for Hills Are Alive, a digital exhibition celebrating the transformation and reopening of Sunderland's fondly-remembered Hills Bookshop.
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Art Matters Now (AMN) has been commissioned by the University of Cambridge to produce a series of STEAM workshop videos for the STFC SunSpaceArt project. The short film series features visual artist Helen Schell.
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Art Matters Now (AMN) was commissioned by Norfolk Street Arts CIC to produce two videos for Lady Kitt’s exhibition: Art Confined. These include an introductory video for the exhibition and an interview with Lady Kitt.
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Art Matters Now (AMN) was commissioned by Sunderland Museum to produce an introductory video for a touring exhibition—Castles: Paintings from the National Gallery, London. The exhibition showcases Old Master paintings from the National Gallery’s collection featuring castles, as well as Sunderland Museum's own collection.
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