Blast Radius has been selected to take part in an international cross-discipline science and art residency run by the Albanian Ornithological Society.

Blast Radius have been selected to make a presentation about Research Art Lab at the 10th Annual Paradox Fine Art European Forum in Dublin.

Call for presentation proposals for Ground – Horizon – Sky is a two-day conference run by Colchester and Ipswich Museums with Blast Radius and University of Suffolk and in partnership with the Paul Mellon Centre’s Generation Landscape research programme.

An overnight workshop for artists on Orford Ness. Experience, and make art in response to, the shifting colours and light in the incredible coastal landscape of shingle, sea, river and sky.

Eleven artists transform the Power House on Orford Ness into a temporary studio laboratory to experiment and test new ways of working based on active research around the Ness.

Experience the Orford Ness landscape in a new way by capturing the outside image inside the Bomb Ballistics Building through a camera obscura. A camera obscura was used on Orford Ness in the Bomb Ballistic Buildings in the 1930s to plot and gather data on bomb accuracy. We have installed this one in the same location but to more peaceful ends to observe and record the shifting light and forms of the contemporary coastal landscape looking south towards the Power House. The camera obscura is open 5-6 April and will accompany the new tondo (round) drawing exhibition Camera O which is on view until 26 October 2025.

Make It Count at the Power House is an exhibition of observations of, and responses to, the unique environment and shifting ecology of Orford Ness by University of Suffolk Fine Art students and researchers curated by SE Barnet and Jane Watt. It is the first public exhibition in the new Power House project programme.

The first of a two-part exhibition curated by artists and Fine Art Senior Lecturers SE Barnet and Jane Watt . The exhibition in the Waterfront Building Foyer at University of Suffolk, Ipswich is a collection of observations and responses to the environment and shifting ecology of Orford Ness by University of Suffolk Fine Art students and researchers.

An overnight art workshop led by artists SE Barnet and Jane Watt on Orford Ness in which participants can engage with the fleeting light of this incredible landscape as the sun disappears and reappears over the horizon.

A chance to see Orford Ness at sunrise and sunset. This overnight workshop led by Jane Watt and SE Barnet will focus on observing and capturing the play of light and colour across the horizon through drawing and painting.