Notice Board
Dancing with devices – project development
Are you a choreographer who has an interest in the principles of tai chi? If you would like to have an exploratory chat about using movement of the body to investigate ideas of resistance and embrace in our digital relations – with a view to a possible collaborative project – please contact me. Posted 15th May 2018
5th to 21st April 2018
Liquid Land. Ruskin Gallery, Cambridge School of Art
12th to 18th March 2018. 11am to 4pm
Brilliant Brains: Seeing science through art. Part of Cambridge Science Festival. CB2 Cafe (upstairs), Norfolk Street, Cambridge.
Sat 17th March 2018 5 to 7pm
Artists and scientists in collaboration. Cambridge Science Festival. Venue CB2 Cafe, Norfolk Street, Cambridge
September 2017
Sally Stenton selected as one of four artists in residence at Cambridge School of Art, Anglia Ruskin University. Artists Access to Art School scheme (AA2A)
October 21st 2017
Crossing bridges. Immersive video installation by Sally Stenton and Caroline Wendling in the Bridge Chapel, St. Ives. Part of An invitation to travel
August 5th and 9th 2017
Bridge Walk: A treasure hunt through memory and place. Part of An invitation to travel. St. ives, Cambridgeshire.
February 2017
Arts Council England has awarded a grant for ‘An invitation to travel’ – a collaborative project by Caroline Wendling and Sally Stenton to take place from March to December 2017 in St. Ives, Cambridgeshire. Additional funding and support from Cambridgeshire County Council, St. Ives Town Team and Wysing Arts Centre. www.invitationtotravel.info
October 2016
Stone Paper Cloud by Sally Stenton
Part of Art Language Location and Cambridge Festival of Ideas
June 2016
The Listening Stick
Participatory Performance facilitated by Sally Stenton and Judy Nakazato, Newcastle
March 2016
Cambridge Festival of Ideas Award (University of Cambridge) to Sally Stenton for ‘Stone Paper Cloud’ proposal