In October 2006 ISIS Arts was invited to develop a new screening programme as part of the launch exhibition of Woodhorn.

Woodhorn is a museum with exhibition spaces for contemporary art, archives and a country park in Ashington, Northumberland. It is undergoing a massive redevelopment transforming it into a flagship visitor attraction for the North of England.

The theme for this programme of film and video was 'Everyone's home is their castle':

'Home' and identity is part of an ongoing theme within ISIS Art's programme of work. This programme enabled us to develop the 'home' theme in a new way, and with a European and international dimension.

The theme 'Everyone's home is their castle' lent itself to a broad interpretation from the exploration of different national boundaries to an individual's own personal space, from a refuge to a 'show house', from isolation to Big Brother.

This new programme, featured 14 innovative works by international artists.

• Tanya Axford
• Lindsay Duncanson
• Alistair Gentry
• Paul Grimmer
• Martin Hamblen
• Sarah Noble
• Chris Oakley
• Eric Olofsen
• John Quinn
• Kelly Richardson
• Corinna Schnitt
• Stuart Simpson
• Theodore J. Tagholm
• Sofia Hultén

The programme was curated by Sharon Bailey, Clymene Christoforou, Adinda van't Klooster (ISIS Arts); independent curator Michelle Hirschhorn and Lesley Hehir (programmer for Woodhorn) to coincide with the opening of Woodhorn's newly built galleries and archive.

The Big M exhibition at Woodhorn was supported by Culture¹⁰ and will be presented for a four week period from mid October until mid November. The programme will then form part of a new archive of contemporary material at The Woodhorn Project.