Part of my current bout of interest in photography stems from a frustrated attempt to learn more about the processes of lying. This led me to concocted histories, namely the writings of W.G. Sebald and his use of (old) photographs […]
On the way out throw me an idea or two … cont. Dave Beech Acconci wouldn’t be the classic artist of dematerialization. You would maybe get more mileage out of Barry or Weiner in terms of a dematerialization of physical […]
Featuring a selection of the UK’s arts organisations that are providing vivid cultural life to rural areas.
Tonight, I attended a talk by a local on “Art, Reality, Photography and the Human Mind.” The title, I’m sure you’ll agree, is intriguing and I was expecting an enlightening or at least eye opening John Berger derived presentation projecting […]
Level 6, day two: A trip to Yarmouth. Well, it does what it says on the tin. 8:15am. After a gentle stroll to the waterfront in order to meet the others at the coach, the Hew and myself arrive fresh-faced […]
I went to Nettie Horn this week to see Sinter Werner’s latest show, Along the Sight Lines. I’ve been following Werner’s practice for a while now; she makes site-specific installations, collages, large-format slides and photo prints that explore the unstable, […]
In response to Rob Turner’s comments below: Rob thank you so much for your comment. It’s funny, I read your post the other day on technology and I wondered if you had read something I had written, and then I […]
Royal Academy of Arts (publisher), London
30 April 2010 – 31 December 2030
