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We’re commissioning a new artwork for King’s Lynn, Norfolk
09 November 2019
APPLY NOW // Deadline: 12 noon on 02 December. Open to UK artists & companies of all disciplines. Collusion invites artists from across the UK to apply for a commission to create a new contemporary art work (any artform) for King’s Lynn that includes large-scale outdoor projection, gamified, interactive elements, and launch activity, and engages […]
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Colourful pavilions designed by Charles Holland Architects for sale!
11 September 2019
The Collusion 2019 Pavilions, designed by architect Charles Holland, are four structures – each with its own unique shape, size, and colour – built to house six artworks commissioned for the Collusion 2019 showcase. These beautiful pavilions are now for sale to help support future Collusion projects. If you are interested in buying them, please contact […]
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Art exhibition exploring society’s relationship with emerging tech opens today
11 April 2019
11 April 2019, Cambridge, UK Today in Cambridge, UK, the public are invited to Collusion 2019: an exploration of emerging technology through extraordinary art – an ambitious new exhibition of six immersive art installations incorporating and exploring such emerging technologies as artificial intelligence (AI), augmented reality, and the blockchain. Housed individually in colourful, specially designed […]
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Collusion 2019: Q&A with artist Jo Lawrence
10 April 2019
Jo Lawrence’s AI-driven animated film DATACOSM offers a playful and unpredictable interpretation of our changing relationship to technology. Artificial intelligence and music drive Jo Lawrence’s large-scale animated film installation Datacosm. We chat with Jo to learn about the process of making the film, including her collaboration with the AI team from Cambridge Consultants. How would you describe Datacosm, as its creator? Datacosm is an animated and live-action installation film whose textures and narrative are […]
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Collusion 2019: Q&A with Tanaka Kungwengwe
08 April 2019
Q&A with Cambridge Consultants’ UX designer Tanaka Kungwengwe on his team’s role in designing the virtual assistant hosting Crowded Room’s house party of the future.
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Announcing Collusion 2019
11 March 2019
This April, a new public art exhibition invites the public to explore society’s relationship with emerging technology in a series of six interactive artworks. The perception-shifting experiences include a house party hosted by a virtual assistant set in 2030, an animated and live-action film driven by artificial intelligence, a totem-style memorial that broadcasts hidden messages excavated from the […]
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REVEAL: There will be snow in King’s Lynn this Christmastime
20 December 2018
As weather forecasters across the country predict no snow at Christmas, the port town of King’s Lynn in Norfolk is set to be hit with a blast of snow this Sunday, 23rd December. The snowfall is actually state-of-the-art projections and part of the on-going REVEAL project, an immersive adventure story which combines live street theatre, large-scale projections and augmented reality.
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£250 reward announced for cracking the REVEAL code
11 December 2018
REVEAL was launched during the King’s Lynn Christmas lights switch-on event in the Tuesday Market Place, and since then new projections have been revealed at the Minster and the Custom House. Interest in the game has been building, and over 500 people are playing and hunting for clues, in King’s Lynn and beyond. And now, REVEAL is offering £250 to the first person to email in the sentence that the clues reveal.
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REVEAL launches to an audience of hundred’s in King’s Lynn
26 November 2018
On Sunday 25 November, REVEAL - the worlds first active reality project involving live performances, large scale projections and an augmented reality treasure hunt launched in King's Lynn to an audience of hundreds.
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Collusion announces REVEAL – the world’s first Active Reality project
31 October 2018
On Sunday 25 November, REVEAL - the worlds first active reality project involving live performances, large scale projections and an augmented reality treasure hunt launched in King's Lynn to an audience of hundreds.