The Mother Goose Series
A group of five mixed-media sound box constructions, created by the artist James Bulley. Each construction is based on one of five movements of Ma Mère l’Oye, a suite written by French composer Maurice Ravel in 1910.
Art, meet the future.
Mediale creates transformative arts experiences with a range of cultural partners and technologically innovative artists. We produce work that shines a light on stories that need to be told, models better possible futures, and changes lives in the process.
Our work can be split into four pillars of activity, Artist Development, Commissioning, Consultancy, and Place Based Partnerships. Please explore our PROJECTS page for more detailed case studies and examples of this work in action.
Featured Projects
Immersive Assembly Vol 4
Immersive Assembly Vol 4: ‘Dreams & Echoes’ is the fourth annual talent development programme from Mediale. It is a multi-disciplinary residency focusing on learning, peer critique and developing new ideas and collaborations in and around immersive art and technology.
The residency took place between May – November 2024 and supported six UK-based artists/studios to collaborate and develop proposals for immersive experiences. The cohort developed projects which invite us to explore the potential of immersive media in interrogating consciousness and enabling new interpretations of ‘reality’.
Digital Body Festival
Digital Body Festival, founded by Alexander Whitley Dance Company and creatively produced by Mediale, celebrates developments in interactive and immersive technologies, which enable wildly new forms of physical experience, exploding the possible forms the moving body can take and opening up exciting possibilities for artists and audiences.
Reaching across multiple art forms, including dance, music, fashion and architecture, a new frontier of creative expression has emerged, which demands a radically different kind of stage.
Funders & Supporters
Funders & Supporters
Supported using public funding by Arts Council England. Individual projects are supported by Jerwood Arts, XR Stories at the University of York, the PRS Foundation, and through co-commissioning partnerships with several national and international organisations.
