You can also find Crowe live streaming on Twitch[1] as he documents his artistic progress in his rustic Berlin countryside barn.
[2] Since the 1990s he was involved in setting up a range of artist-led initiatives including The Annual Programme in Manschester (1995–2000) and The Manchester Pavilion at the Venice Biennale (2001–2005).
He also produces engraved glass works which deal with subjects as wide as internet memorial web pages and the occupation of Iraq.
Some film and video work, uploaded to YouTube[5] has engaged with the pitfalls and possibilities of the online participatory culture with increasingly subtle use of displacement and irony.
In 2003, Chisenhale Gallery commissioned Crowe to produce "Getting On", a reflection on age, youth and contemporary Britain, that comprised "a group of metallic-finish, scarlet mobility scooters and a soundtrack of Deutsche Grammophon classical pieces.