Bedwyr Williams: Nimrod
Ceri Hand Gallery, Liverpool
18 September – 24 October
Ceri Hand Gallery, Liverpool
18 September – 24 October
Contents include: UK studio organisations profiled in Creative places; Rona Smith’s North Elevation architectural collaboration in Collaborative relationships; state of higher education debates; plus Reviews from UK and Ireland. PDF version [size 5.4 MB]. Requires PDF reader.
Profiling studios and facilities around the UK.
Wunderbar is “a dynamic new festival of contemporary performances, visual art, and extraordinary happenings for North East England that places the audience at the heart of the experience”.
Paris Photo (Carrousel du Louvre, 19-22 November) is the place to be for anyone interested in or working with photography.
Organised by Sophie Hope, co-facilitated with Veronica Restrepo and held at London
Arts Council England’s
Artist Rona Smith, public art consultant Vivien Lovell and architect Soraya Khan discuss the development of Rona’s ambitious North Elevation work which was permanently installed at Lumen United Reform Church last year.
“There is no more sombre enemy of good art than the pram in the hall” Cyril Connolly, Enemies of Promise, 1938
This month’s blog selection.
Hinterland curator Jennie Syson says this year’s commissions “will present a cycle-powered cinema, trees grown from books, tasty opportunities to eat the local plant life and a chance to do a spot of bird watching whilst appreciating areas of natural beauty within the city and beyond”.
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Responding to the gap in intelligence about artists and their practice, AIR: Artists’ Interaction and Representation has been conducting a series of research projects with the aim of informing cultural advocacy and policy-making.
The quality of art education offered in UK universities has been regularly under the spotlight in recent times. In this month’s Debate, an MA graduate gives an account of the critical situation, and proposes an alternative system to offer education for artists.
It’s Hard To Make a Stand by Steve Bishop
Pallas Contemporary Projects, Dublin
12 September – 10 October
Wysing Arts Centre, Bourn, Cambridge
5 September – 1 November
Workplace Gallery, Gateshead
5 September – 3 October
66 Corporation Street (opposite McDonalds), Corby
18 September – 17 October
Is it only me who thinks there is something wrong with art education these days?
The problem with ethical regulation in art or in any walk of life is that it is open to abuse and interpretation.
I think the issue with this government high street initiative is that it’s not part of a programme which attempts to actively deal with the underlying problems that have caused the recession in the first place.