“Continuum” acquired by FMAC, Geneva and exhibited in “Hidden on Tape”, ZKM, Karlsruhe (2026-2027).

My early videotape “Continuum” (1977), made in collaboration with Gabrielle Bown has been acquired by the FMAC (Collection d’art Contemporain de la Ville de Genève) for their video collection. https://www.fmac-geneve.ch/oeuvres/collection-videos This work will also be exhibited in the forthcoming exhibition “Hidden on Tape, Early Video Art in Europe”, at ZKM Centre for Art and Media, […]

Extract of Review of “The Grandfather Paradox”

“The personal and the historical converge beautifully in Ambrose’s work, highlighting how fiction can preserve cultural memory and revive lost truths. As readers immerse themselves in this richly woven narrative, they are invited not just to witness history but to feel a part of it—heralding hope in the face of adversity and making the past […]

Move to New Studio

This month I have moved to a new larger studio, which is not only more spacious, but has the added advantage of being on the ground floor!

Cameras installed at Down House

I spent yesterday working with Rowan Blaik head gardener at Down House, installing the outdoor cameras around the old Mulberry tree in Charles Darwin’s Garden. The four cameras, which have been mounted in strategic sites encircling the venerable tree, have been programmed to take an image every six hours, and will produce a cumulative record […]

Sunbeam

J M W Turner’s last words are supposedly ‘the sun is God’ (though this is more than likely an invention of John Ruskin’s). Whatever the actual truth of the situation Turner’s final pronouncement seems both archaic, in that it harks back to earlier periods of actual sun worship, and curiously modern, not least because it […]

EDAU International PhD Studentship

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UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL LANCASHIRE International PhD Scholarship The Electronic and Digital Art Unit (EDAU), School of Art Design & Performance  Reference No INT-004MeighAndrews  Applications are invited for a full-time scholarship available in the School of Art, Design & Performance.  The scholarship is tenable for up to 3 years for a PhD (via MPhil route) [subject […]

Making Visible the Invisible: March 10th-11th

Thursday and Friday this week I attended a fascinating two-day conversational conference Making Visible the Invisible: Art, Design and Science in Data Visualisation, devised and hosted by Dr Michael Hohl at the School of Art, Design and Architecture at the University of Huddersfield. The format of this conference was  experimental,  attempting to try out the […]