Invisible Flock

Description

Invisible Flock is an artist-led studio and registered charity, founded in 2009 and based at Yorkshire Sculpture Park in West Bretton, working at the intersections of art, technology and ecology. It makes large-scale installations, sculpture, spatial audio and film for landscapes, galleries, museums and public and digital spaces, developing its work through transdisciplinary collaboration with scientists, communities and academic partners. Its research and advocacy programme Land Body Ecologies, supported by a Wellcome Trust Hub Award, examines the links between ecosystem health, land trauma and mental health alongside land-dependent and Indigenous communities across several international hubs. The studio also runs an annual artist residency and a fabrication workshop, including a Bio-Art-Lab for practices working with biological and living material. Invisible Flock is a National Portfolio Organisation of Arts Council England.

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Offers funding

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Founding year

2009

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Partner Universities

Bournemouth University

Imperial College London

Additional Partnerships

FACT Liverpool; Brighton Festival; British Council; World Health Organisation; Giellagas Institute; Action for Batwa Empowerment Group; Ogiek Peoples' Development Program; Leuser Conservation Forum; Bangkok Art and Cultural Centre; KUMU Art Museum; The Sami Center for Contemporary Art; Karachi Biennale; Tamale Technical University