Richard White 
I am a creative producer and participatory media artist, intrigued by the possibility of being at the point where the physical and the virtual meet.
Most recent articles
After Auschwitz
Upcoming London exhibition with Lorna Brunstein at Hundred Years Gallery. Installation films/recorded live performance, assembled artefacts photography. ‘After Auschwitz’ is an immersive multi-media installation reflecting on the impact of the two visits to the Death Camp. It features soil gathered … Continue reading →
Relational Intelligence
Relational Intelligence: A Contact Improvisation and Ensemble Improvisation Skills Workshopby Nita Little When bodies meet, intelligence is found in the quality of touch, the organization of physical forms, the ability to share the physics of motion, timing, and the giving … Continue reading →
Travelling backwards to the Underground Railroad
reflections on a week in Ontario, Canada After a days walking in the city, leaving facing backwards watching skyscrapers shrink to distant stubs, it struck me that Toronto Ontario sounds like some kind of palindrome. Not quite reading forwards and … Continue reading →
Enchantment and re-enchantment
to start the year lets begin here with a different map asked what does re-enchantment mean to me…and it turns to a rant I challenge the notion of re-enchantment! To me re-enchantment speaks of an anthropocentric ecology reflecting modern … Continue reading →
Sweet Waters: Soundings
Sweet Waters: Soundings from the walks Saturday 21 October from 13.00-16.00 Saltford Brass Mill The Shallows Saltford BS31 3EY an installation in sound and images Responses and resonances sense-ing legacies of slave-ownership in Bath and along the River Avon….visit the … Continue reading →
Interview and commentary on walking arts practice as research
For the second in the series of interviews exploring PhD students’ creative practice projects, John Edwards met Richard White at the Holburne Museum in Bath to learn more about his interdisciplinary approaches to history and landscape. My PhD is about … Continue reading →
Bath: the plaqued and the unplaqued
Beagles in the basement, stopped and searched on Bath’s Royal Crescent, an elopement, plaques, parties and hollow pillars. A disenchanted walk across the city, rattling railings. Setting off from the gallery where the red glow room call to our humanity … Continue reading →
On neoliberalism and the arts: thoughts walking in four gardens
(thoughts and notes from July 2016 visit to Los Angeles exploring Heritage Management with Bath Spa University and Claremont Graduate University post grad students) The PepsiCo Foundation garden for healthy eating: In the heart of restored down town Los Angeles, … Continue reading →
The Finest View in Europe.
“The road from the little village of Bath to the Fountain of the Medicinal Spring, is most horribly romantic, and partakes very much of those anticipations of the sublime of Nature, which, in his progress through particular vallies, the traveller … Continue reading →
Walking not Drowning…
Walking not Drowning …Some thoughts to walk with considering the purity of spring water….. In the days of the Atlantic trade a significant proportion of people enslaved in West Africa did not survive the journey. Thrown overboard like fruit gone … Continue reading →
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