Cultureshock Media - Multi-platform publisher
Folkestone Triennial
Cultureshock Media orchestrated the production of a striking and memorable website (and catalogue) for the inaugural Folkestone Triennial in 2008. The Triennial is an important new art festival which debuted in the Kent seaside town in June 2008. The first Triennial featured public installations, including sculpture, photography, films and performance by international artists including Christian Boltanski, Tracey Emin, Mark Wallinger and Langlands and Bell.
Cultureshock Media developed the website in close collaboration with the curators and organisers of the Folkestone Triennial, alongside graphic designers Graphic Thought Facility (GTF) and with its own network of programmers, designers and editors. The result is a site that is elegant, informative and easy to use and which puts Folkestone’s groundbreaking new cultural event on the map.
V&A Magazine / No.25
Claire Tomalin on Dickens; Amanda Levete and FuturePlan; Murtaza Vali on the Jameel Prize; plus Andy Cameron and AS Byatt ... more
Haunch of Venison Artist films
CsM creates a series of films for the London gallery, on their Richard Long and Guiseppe Penone exhibitions ... more
V&A Magazine / No.24
V&A Magazine/No 24 Charlotte Rampling on Yohji Yamamoto; new South African photography; Will Self on Oscar Wilde and Caroline Roux on The Tiger Who Came to Tea ... more
CultureCritic.co.uk becomes Dulwich Picture Gallery's Online Media Partner
CultureCritic.co.uk is proud to become Dulwich Picture Gallery’s inaugural Online Media Partner for its year-long Bicentenary celebration ... more