Contact Redundant Technology Initiative

Maybe you want to know more about RTI, or you have some redundant computers which you'd like to give us. Or perhaps you'd like to talk with us about Redundant Technology Initiative exhibitions. Or maybe you can think of a way that you'd like to work with RTI. We don't know - you'll have to tell us!

Getting in touch couldn't be easier. We like email, but to get a fast response please try to phrase questions in such a way that we can answer them reasonably briefly - if we have to answer you in the form of an essay, our response may be delayed. (We spend a lot of time writing email, because we like to talk, but we can only do so much!) Please make sure you've checked out our FAQ before you write - it may well be that your question is answered there. People still email us, asking to buy our computers. We aren't computer dealers, we're artists! Our FAQ will tell you this, and more.

If you prefer a more direct contact, phone our office and talk with James, Tamar, Richard or Ian (or anyone else who answers the phone!) or email us, or fax us, or write - or come and visit us. Now our office is based at Access Space you can walk in any time we're open, but it can be quite busy, so if you want to make sure one of us can give you their undivided attention, please phone first to arrange an appointment.

We always welcome feedback and suggestions, particularly if they're helpful and positive. To all of the many people who've emailed just saying, "Keep up the good work" we give this very big "Thank You!" because moral support is the only thing that keeps us going each time the money runs out.