the world. Other books include Dismantling Truth: Science in Post-Modern Times. Articles include After Truth, On Integrity, and Philosophy As. Art Lawson created his first video paintings in 2001, with the aim of escaping narrative closure. He went on to found the Artscape Project in 2003, which brought a collective of artists together to develop the new medium. His video painting work has been exhibited at: the Hayward Gallery (2006); sketch (restaurant) (2007), the ICA (2007), and The Globe at Hay gallery (2008). Now Revisited, performed at Shunt, London in 2009, was a video painting installation in five acts in which the audience found themselves the subject of the work. Documentary film and factual television Lawson's documentary films include: Your Own Worst Enemy, writer and producer, (ITV); Science … fiction?, written and directed (BBC); Broken Images, written and directed (BBC); The First World, written and directed (Channel 4); The Man, the Myth, and The Maker, produced and presented (Channel 4); Incredible Evidence (90mins), written and directed (Channel 4). His current affairs output includes: The World This Week (1hr, weekly 1988-93), Editor (Channel 4); Cooking the Books, written and directed (Channel 4); Patent on Life, written and directed (Channel 4); For Queen or Country, written and directed (Channel 4). Awards The Emily Award, American Film and Video Festival, ‘The First World’, 1991 Educational Award, Royal Television Society, Nomination, ‘Write Away! Beginnings, Middles and Endings’, 2000 Children’s | Schools Factual - Primary Award, British Academy Award, Nomination, ‘Just Write: Stand Up Poetry’, 2000-1 References External links http://www.iai.tv/ http://blogs.lse.ac.uk/theforum/vicechair/ English artists English film directors English film producers English philosophers Living people Year of birth missing (living people)