Scot was Production Manager at Modern Art Oxford and had been part of the team for 13 years, before he sadly passed away on Sunday 6 July 2025.
Author: aphra.hiscock@modernartoxford.org.uk
Gift Guide 2025
Looking for a special something? Discover our curated edit of gifts for the art-lover, design-devotee or creative soul in your life.
Ballet and Storytelling in the Archive
As I open up the mysterious box from the archive not knowing what’s inside, labelled vaguely as dance, each folder inside labeled with different titles, meaning nothing to me as context is removed, one labeled ‘The Deadly Grove’ calls out to me.
Reading List: This is Really Happening
Discover the text and videos that have shaped our Platform Graduate Award artists’ approach.
Visually Communicating Suzanne Treister: Prophetic Dreaming
In this digital content commission, Ash Capon reflects on the artwork in Suzanne Treister’s new exhibition: Prophetic Dreaming, at Modern Art Oxford.
Suzanne Treister, AI Quantum Dreaming
Designs for 5 entangled public sculptures situated across the city of Oxford visualised by artificial intelligence.
Stu Allsopp: Modern Art Oxford in Photographs
Stu Allsop has been a key part of Modern Art Oxford’s creative community for years. You’ll have spotted him photographing events and performances – and here he highlights five favourite image sets.
Meet the artists: Freestylers
Roland Carline shares the origins of Freestylers, and how the group approaches their work and performances – as well as what to expect when they perform at our upcoming LIVE.
Meet the Artists: Dancers
Throughout the duration of Movements for Staying Alive, Jane Castree and her troupe of dancers will be activating the space on selected dates. Discover the team of performers.
From the Archive: David Barron’s Picks
While helping catalogue the Modern Art Oxford archives, I came across some lovely letters written by a group of 7-year-olds who had visited an exhibition of collages by Francis Davison in February 1982.