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Artist and a-n member Lindsey Mendick speaks to Ellen Wilkinson about collaboration, restlessness and starting her own gallery.
Highlights from a-n members across the UK, including solo exhibitions by Susan Hughes in Derry~Londonderry and Freya Dooley in Sheffield.
Highlights from a-n members across the UK, including solo exhibitions by Angharad Pearce Jones, Jonathan Baldock, Exodus Crooks and Jo Lathwood.
Opportunity for visual arts curators living and working in England, Scotland or Wales to visit Northern Ireland.
a-n member and film maker Ayo Akingbade reflects on a busy 2023, which included being nominated for the Film London Jarman Award.
Artist and a-n member Rory Pilgrim reflects on being nominated for the Turner Prize, during a year of professional and personal change.
Artist and a-n member Letty McHugh discusses her 2023 highlights including winning the Barbellion Prize for Book of Hours, a commission at the Bronte Parsonage Museum and creating a lighting installation for BD is Lit.
Artist and a-n member Jeanette Barnes discusses her 2023 highlights including winning the Trinity Buoy Wharf Drawing Prize, a solo exhibition in Harrow, and showing work in the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition.
Manchester based artist and a-n member Kelan Andrews has had a busy 12 months, including completing his MA Fine Art at Manchester School of Art and being awarded the Castlefield Gallery mentee prize. Here he discusses how living with a chronic illness informs his practice and how he hopes to help open up conversations around disability and illness within the arts and society.
Esther Salamon, who was a valued contributor to a-n between 1995 and 2011, has passed away after a period in Queen Elizabeth Hospital hospice.
Artist and a-n member Jo Longhurst speaks to Ellen Wilkinson about the challenges of making art around unseen disabilities.
Support artists, makers and visual arts organisations this Christmas, with our pick of handmade gifts and original artworks
London-based artist and a-n member will present new sculpture, images and drawings that explore diasporic experience.
Exhibitions featuring a-n members including Bobby Baker’s Edible Family, Pamela Schilderman’s hybrid sculptures and Nick Archer’s ethereal paintings. Plus Contested Bodies in Leeds, Coventry Biennial and Artes Mundi.
Exhibitions to explore through October, including Armet Francis’ photography, Enam Gbewonyo’s textiles and The Otolith Group’s films
Exhibitions featuring a-n members, including Turner Prize nominees Rory Pilgrim and Barbara Walker, plus biennials in Stoke-on-Trent and Lancashire
This year’s IAA Symposium 2023 invites the visual arts community to discuss the impact of new technologies on artists
276 artists have been awarded a share of £378,269 to fund their professional development
Exhibitions featuring a-n members, including solo shows by Gil Mualem-Doron in Worthing, Exodus Crooks in London, and Joanna Holland in Leicester, plus the North West Graduate Art Prize.
Marking 12 months of the latest cohort of Artists Council, Clémentine Bedos and Jenny Mc Namara, share their highlights from their first year.
Exhibitions featuring a-n members, including Hull based artist Greg Bromley’s surreal paintings in Outside In’s national open exhibition in Glasgow, plus two brand new film commissions by Ayo Akingbade in Southampton.
Cornwall based artist is one of 24 Fellows who will embark on the Clore Fellowship programme this autumn.
Exhibitions featuring a-n members, including Tim Etchells and Issam Kourbaj in Leeds, Jessica Akerman in Bristol and Fiona Campbell in Penzance. Plus Primary in Nottingham reopens.
Two a-n members from the Bristol-based group that makes Modern Queers – a print newsletter for the digital age ‘for queers by queers’ – talk to a-n’s Ellen Wilkinson about creating queer community, highlighting queer histories, and invite you to submit to the next issue.
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