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Arts Cabinet exists in order to shine a light on the processes inherent in art and other research practises. Our ambition is to learn about and develop the idiosyncratic nature of research so that, over time, we can support and promote the qualities that make research in art (and other disciplines) so important.
Each year we offer a group of selected contributors the opportunity to reflect on their current investigations, test new ideas and experiment with different forms of knowledge production.
Over time, we will assemble, document and archive the content our contributors produce into a dedicated repository that can be used more widely in order to inspire and educate. As an organisation committed to widening the understanding of art and other research processes, we will publish an annual report about what we have learnt from the our contributors.
Find out more: https://www.artscabinet.org/about
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