Welcome to ColourCode                                        

Welcome to a space designed to link visual artists to people interested in recording ideas, discussing processes and perhaps collaborating on projects. We aim to encourage the building of working relationships between enthusiastic audiences, energetic curatorial teams, creative participants and artists from all over the world. Colour Code aims to introduce young creative people to the work of professional visual art practitioners whose concerns range from the black urban experience to innovative experiments with process. We will highlight educational courses which investigate the histories and promote the richness of visual art contribution of diverse cultures. We will feature artists; web sites, new books, archive material, small visual art events, moving image festivals and major metropolitan exhibitions.In the coming weeks we will discuss the collecting policies of major museums, the limited range of critical writing around the politics of representation and how art in the public realm avoids a real engagement with aesthetics.

                                              http://colourcode.info/launch

                                                               May 2013