Led by artists Hwa Young Jung, Tim Brunsden Mandla Rae & Neil Winterburn, Re-Dock supports artists and creatives to enrich their art/tech practice through exchange with communities and places, throughout the North of England and beyond.
Our practice incorporates filmmaking, animation, card games, text adventures, digital textiles, publications, community cinemas, installations, performances and exhibitions.
Our work takes place in non-gallery spaces like leisure centres, pubs, canals, schools, restaurants, residential homes, and we have extensive experience and a strong reputation in developing digital arts projects for public libraries.
Set up as a Community Interest Company (established in 2008) we have a wide network of artistic collaborators at all stages of their careers that we work with to develop strong, playful, interdisciplinary projects.
Previous directors include Sam Meech & John O’Shea (co-founding directors).
People and organisations we have worked with:
Abandon Normal Devices Festival
BFI
BFi Film Hub North
Bold Street Traders (Liverpool)
British Waterways
Buddleia Arts
Cheshire East Council
Crewe Libraries
Duckie
FACT (Foundation For Art and Creative Technology)
Folly Digital Arts Agency (Lancashire)
Halton Borough Council
Heritage Open Days
Homotopia
Howe Bridge Leisure Centre
International Slavery Museum
Knowsley Council Arts Service
Lancashire County Council
Liverpool Archive
Liverpool Biennial
Liverpool University
Liverpool Libraries
LinacreOne Housing Trust
Milton Keynes Libraries
Miners Arts and Community Centre, Moston
National Museums Liverpool
Royal Vauxhall Tavern
Society of Swandeliers
St Helens Council Arts Service and Central Library
Tate Liverpool
Tenantspin
Wigan Council
The World of Glass, St Helens