Research developed from Penny McCarthy’s residency at the new South London Gallery in June 2010 exploring images and texts in Walter Benjamin’s Archive, a dispersed collection of fragments, traces, and constructions, a collection of philosophical ideas written on found material.

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Illuminated Carpet is a sculpture commissioned for 'Enlightenment. International Festival of Light', Durham, UK, in 2008. The image of a Persian carpet drawn in light, appeared to float above the surface of the river, responding to the rippling current, and to cast its reflected image below. The work drew together strands of the city’s histories, evoking Durham’s past without directly mirroring its historic icons.

Fly Birdie Fly is a product of The Arty Sciency Sporty Art (ASSA) initiative, a cross-college project at Sheffield Hallam University, which intends to use Sport as a gateway into Art and a gateway into Science for the general public

This performance explores the value of construing the human being as a quasi-musical instrument

A critical inquiry into developing new methodologies and contexts for urban research, aiming to prototype a dialogue, which is both local and global

One Lime Street presents a series of parallel journeys in the iconic glass lifts of the Lloyds building. People enter and leave one of six lifts and embark on interacting journeys, Each journey, filmed from inside the lift has had the background buildings and horizon digitally locked in position.

My research work is investigating different types of data transformation and their use to improved compression ratios and image quality.

Museum of Contemporary Art, Detroit (MOCAD) will present the United States premiere of Chloë Brown’s Dancing in the Boardroom (Turnin' My Heartbeat Up) video work and her large drawing From Alfred Street to Temple Street, Detroit

Sheffield Hallam University alumna, Rosalind Nashashibi, has been shortlisted for Tate Britain's hugely prestigious Turner Prize - won in the past by Tracey Emin, Damien Hirst and Anish Kapoor.