As reported earlier in August, we are delighted that the quarterly journal Lighthouse will be featuring a selection of creative and critical responses to art:language:location in Issue 4. As a result we are asking for innovative and experimental writers to visit Cambridge in during the exhibition and respond with words to some aspect(s) of the exhibition. The terms of the callout have now been finalised and are set out below: Lighthouse literary journal in collaboration with art:language:location are seeking creative responses to the city-wide art exhibition A:L:L that opens in Cambridge on October 17th. Creative-critical prose, and poetry which pushes…

Great to see artwork for A:L:L starting to be installed. Artist Harry Gray today installed ‘FADE‘ on the lawn at the Sidgwick Site. The giant stencilled letters will be removed once A:L:L is underway to leave a residual impression in the grass. By coincidence last year’s Text&Context artist Carol Sommer was on site and was soon recruited to the cause! We will be starting a photodiary of A:L:L images in due course so if you visit the Sidgwick Site and have pictures of the completed work that you are happy to share please send them to us via email or…

So today we have taken delivery of our first artworks – Vivian Pedley arrived today from Sussex with Lady Chatterley Bottled, and we have also recently received several sets of Love O.N.O from Alban Low. Thanks to both artists – now a real sense that A:L:L is just around the corner! In other news, many thanks to Matthew Wilson and Peter Sutton, who have  been working on an extremely desirable A:L:L Guide complete with maps, artist info and programme timetable – it has been a huge task to collate all the info in a suitable format but we’re delighted with…