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In the footsteps of The East London Group
Urban Contemporary artists meet The East London Group
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“Drift” by Daniel Rappley – Exhibition review
This week, I had the opportunity to attend the “Drift” exhibition held at the University of Lincoln by Daniel Rappley, a British artist working mainly with photography in experimental ways. Based in Newark-on-Trent, Nottinghamshire, Daniel is a founding studio member […]
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Super Fun Tyre
A review of ‘Super Fun Tyre’, an exhibition of work from Stuart Robinson at Falmouth’s disused Ships and Castles leisure pool – By Robin Dowell
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Yoko Ono Exhibition at Tate Modern. Music of the mind.
This exhibition illustrates how the struggle to make art an academic subject and give arts admin and academics some credibility baffled it’s way to the top.
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Press The Guardian, Artisans series, 2023
https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/gallery/2023/mar/24/shining-a-light-on-a-stained-glass-artist-in-pictures
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About my books
What some people said about my books
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The Tension Gallery Art Prize Graduate Show 2022
The Tension Gallery Art Prize is awarded annually to selected graduating MA students at Central Saint Martins, UAL London. The selectors for 2022 were artist & director of Tension, Ken Turner and artist & Art Monthly magazine consultant, Matt Hale.
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Soliloquy
Ken Turner’s solo show at Tension in July 2022
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Frippery
A solo exhibition of silkscreen prints and weaving frippery by Sharon Paulger.
July 2023
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Marc Renshaw: Wealth Streams Development Agency
Wealth Streams Development Agency is an exhibition at x-church in Gainsborough that emerged out of a residency by Marc Renshaw.
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Coterie
The first London exhibition in over thirty years of painter Nicholas C Williams will open at the Horse Hospital, Bloomsbury October- November 2023.
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For Whom The Mountains Pray
An exhibition by Helen Blejerman in response to the prevalence of femicide in Mexico
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Fleece Flow: Bridewell
This review is for the first Fleece Flow: Bridewell, Liverpool in July, part of the Independents Biennial. The second related exhibition, Fleece Flow: Storiel, Bangor North Wales, on until 16th September, see Events.
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‘The Slow Violence of the Earth’: A Weekend at Hotel Palenque
‘A Weekend at Hotel Palenque’, a takeover of the Arnolfini Gallery in Bristol by Somerset-based, artist-led OSR Projects – Review by Jack Young
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Troubled Waters: Stine Deja. Forecasting a Troubling New Species by Sif Lindblad
A digital, aquatic meditation on the origins and existence of humanity and its potential future, shaped by evolving AI
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Slaying the Goat
Nicholas Ferguson’s unusual career trajectory
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Fishing for Clouds: A review by Anna Lamche, Camden New Journal, 15 June 2023
The subject of a new exhibition, Anna Lerner’s photographs and words turn the mundane into something fresh, says Anna Lamche
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Visible Shop: Parts without Cover
Throughout June, Somerset House is taken over by the London Design Biennale. Taiwan’s Pavilion is particularly worth a visit
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‘Return’
A two-person exhibition of new works
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HAPTIC HAPPENINGS
I visited the Sainsbury Centre to experience the innovations that gallery director Jago Cooper has introduced, designed to improve – or even revolutionise – the way visitors experience an art collection.
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Heywood and Condie: Through the Cosmic Allotment
An installation by horticultural artists Heywood & Condie at The Artist’s Garden. Open to all 8am – 8pm daily until 23rd May 2023.
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‘Doncaster Scene’ by Jane Walker
An exhibition of new work inspired by Doncaster and its surrounding areas
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On My Plate
This exhibition arranged by the Koestler explores the theme of food from the perspective of women in prison or secure services. The Koestler is an organisation set up by Arthur Koestler, a prominent journalist and later novelist, in 1962, which […]
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262 CHAIRS: Molly Stredwick and Becky Hancock
262 CHAIRS: Molly Stredwick and Becky Hancock At Coachwerks, Brighton 11 to 22 January 2023 “A work of art is a whole, and this whole contains many parts – the material out of which it’s made being just one […]
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Arts Council England’s Lets Create Strategy
Arts Council England’s new Strategy 2020-2030 makes lots of claims about inclusion and diversity and has shaken up it’s National Portfolio Holders in support of levelling up. The fact though remains that most of their funding will still be delivered by graduates, to graduates.
