DIY 10 Documentation
- Year
- 2014
With 23 projects across the country and over 250 participants, DIY generates lots of documentation. On this page is a film we have made about DIY, a written report of all the projects and a selection of video and image documentation (view images above) from various DIY 10 projects.
Interviews with DIY artists
For DIY 10 we invited some of the artists leading DIY projects in 2013 to reflect on their experiences and share their thoughts about the scheme. Featuring interviews with Barby Asante & Delaine Le Bas, Nigel Barret and Louise Mari, Hester Chillingworth and Lucy McCormick, Lois Keidan and Aaron Wright, Ursula Martinez, Jordan McKenzie and Joshua Sofaer. Made in collaboration with Video in Common. We have also made an extended version of the film (15 mins) which features full interviews with the artists.
DIY 10 Report
The DIY 10: 2013 report is available to view and download below.
Films
Below are a number of films that came out of the DIY 10 projects.
From Marcia Farquhar’s Taking It Personally with Norwich Arts Centre.
From GETINTHEBACKOFTHEVAN’s The Deadwood Stage with Cambridge Junction.
From Ansuman Biswas’ Farplayer.
From Simone Kenyon and Lucy Neal’s Waterproof with In Between Time
From Nigel Barrett and Louise Mari’s Probing Elvis, film by Greg Wohead.
From Kira O’Reilly’s Thinking Through the Body, Combative Manifestos. Film by participant Jennifer Milarski.
From Lucky Pierre’s I LOVE AMERICA/I HATE AMERICA.
Banner image credit:
From Nigel Barrett and Louise Mari’s “Probing Elvis”, part of DIY 2013, image courtesy of the artist.
Also
DIY: 2018 – Rhiannon Armstrong & Rachel Mars: Ugly Singing
“Ugh, that sounds weird: do it more!”
Read moreDIY: 2016 – Angela Bartram ‘Be Your Dog’
Lots of dogs, lots of humans: experiencing what it is to be the other through collaboration
Read moreDIY: 2019 – Jack Tan & Annie Jael Kwan: Potluck Stories
A weekend of intercultural grocery shopping, culinary adventures and sharing stories about ingredients, journeys, migration, nationality and material culture.
Read moreDIY: 2016 – Eloise Fornieles ‘You’re an Animal!’
An opportunity to make an animal of yourself
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