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Critical Animals are now calling for proposals for participation in their 2012 symposium. DEADLINE – 1 APRIL, 2012  Critical Animals is a forum for curious individuals who are critically engaged with creative and experimental art practices. It is an opportunity … Continue reading →

This is Not Art is seeking an artist/producer or collective to conceive and facilitate an ambitious and visible project which will activate Newcastle’s public spaces and engage the community. A new opportunity for artist/producers and artist collectives has become available … Continue reading →

The Octapod Association is seeking a passionate and experienced event manager to coordinate the This Is Not Art Festival in 2012.  This is a great opportunity for a highly motivated and passionate individual to take the reins of a longstanding … Continue reading →

TOMORROW!! Critical Animals and This Is Not Art launch TOMORROW. We’re madly printing, stamping, shopping, arranging, despatching and the phone’s running off the hook! Most of all we’re excited to get the festival underway, meet you all and to bring … Continue reading →

We are so proud, so pleased as bloody punch, to be able to introduce you to the 2011 Animals, AKA our participants for this year’s festival. Head to our 2011 program page to read their bios and peruse our complete … Continue reading →

…And it is amazing! Head on over to the This Is Not Art site to download the full program of this year’s events.

You’ve been anxiously waiting and we’ve been dying to share. Here it is, the complete program of Critical Animals events for 2011! Click on a day to find out what’s in store… FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 30 SATURDAY OCTOBER 1 SUNDAY OCTOBER … Continue reading →

Do you have a generous spirit? Want to plump up your CV? Generate some good karma? Or do you just have too much time on your hands? Why, it sounds like you should volunteer to help out at Critical Animals … Continue reading →

As it rolls ever nearer to Critical Animals 2011 and your trip to Newcastle you’re probably wondering where to stay. Luckily there are options a’plenty, and if you get in now you should still be able to find a good … Continue reading →