Baltic

Project e90294

People are invited to write a comment and photograph it in a place of their choice as part of a wider organically evolving project that brings the different elements together online, with text and photography, and in real space with varied installations. This is my scrap of paper / comment in Bethle

Submitted by Lee.Simmons

I'am Still A Man

Influenced by Cival Rights, Political Unrest, Social Breakdown, Child Exploitation and War. I've created the Text and Images to seem like they are documentations of conflict, artefacts recovered from a far-distant, ravaged place. The Drawings are postcard sized an attempt of rememberance.

Submitted by Gerard.Doolan

Uncle Sam's Domination

This is an Oil painting on canvas (19 3/4" x 15 3/4") depicting America's dominant attitude and influence they have upon shaping global politics to their often self serving ends.

Submitted by Peter.Haswell

cheer on the western front

we hope you like

Submitted by michael.de castro

Competition Poster

Competition Poster

Submitted by Lizzie.Prescott

Xenophobia 2004

This was my response to Britain invading Iraq under completely false pretences.

Submitted by Adam.Monaghan

Current collaborations

The Visible

The Visible is Ctrl.Alt.Shift’s voice on campus. A vibrant network of student activists across the UK, they act, stand up, and campaign creatively to call for an end to global poverty...

Previous collaborations

Vice

With nearly 1000 entries, it was never going to be easy picking a winner for the VICE and Ctrl.Alt.Shift photography competition, themed around gender, power and poverty.

Comica

Ctrl.Alt.Shift Unmasks Corruption, will launch this November as part of the annual COMICA Festival with an exhibition of political comic work to coincide with the release of our new comic book...

Sadlers Wells

We are pleased to announce The English National Ballet School as the winning entry for the Ctrl.Alt.Shift Dance Competition.The five-minute piece was entered by George Williamson, who choreographed...

Film Competition

Congratulations to Alexandra Monro + Sheila Menon who won the People's Choice Vote with their entry 'No Way Through'.