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Posture

by Nicola Naismith
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  • Venue:
    The Common
  • From:
    November 26, 2015
  • To:
    January 09, 2016
  • Location:
    London
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Jerwood/Photoworks Awards exhibition: “A dedication to work that endures”

by Tim Clark

A group exhibition of newly-commissioned photography has opened at Jerwood Space London, enabled by the inaugural Jerwood/Photoworks Awards. Tim Clark speaks to Photoworks director, Celia Davies, about the impetus for setting up this joint programme and what the various bodies of work might reveal about the new generation of practitioners.

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A Q&A with… Alice Cunningham, sculptor

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Alice Cunningham’s solo exhibition at the Royal British Society of Sculptors, London, includes new works in marble developed while she was recipient of the 2014 Brian Mercer Stone Carving Residency in Pietrasanta, Italy. She speaks to Pippa Koszerek about how she worked with a specialist stone carving studio to create the four works included in the show.

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Assemblage Exhibition

by Jenna Naylor

With the Assemblage exhibition coming to an end at AirSpace Gallery, the studio artists group discussed it, and several of us decided it would be a brilliant opportunity to move the Exhibition to the Original Spode factory site, Stoke-on-Trent, alongside […]

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UGO RONDINONE CLOUDS + MOUNTAINS + WATERFALLS

by Emily Godden

Asides from thinking it must have been a joy to stretch those curvaceous cloud canvases there’s a serious ethereal edge to the sponged pigment floating on the surface to Rondinone’s Cloud paintings. Titled after the dates produced the Cloud paintings lift the Mountain sculptures […]

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A Table of Elements

by Clare Smith

Last week was amazing. The new piece I found myself making for the Table of Elements exhibition at relatively short notice ended up working surprisingly well. The exhibition itself was an opportunity to exhibit with two artists whose work I […]

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What is the point of the Istanbul Biennial?

by Dany Louise

The Istanbul Biennial has had a troubled few years. In 2013 it was embroiled in controversy over its reaction to political demonstrations in the city’s Taksim Square, while the current 14th edition arrived at a time of growing political tension in the country. As it draws to a close this week and Turkey prepares to go to the polls in a snap election, Dany Louise argues that this international biennial has failed to respond to the urgent and compelling context it finds itself in.

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Event Exhibition

EDGELAND

by Flavia Dent
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  • Venue:
    Rough Print Gallery
  • From:
    October 29, 2015
  • To:
    November 05, 2015
  • Location:
    London
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Realeasing energy

by felicity Parkin-Bell

I have been working at Ashburnham since mid May, at the end of July I took a natural break as it was the summer holidays and both family commitments and Ashburham site use made it impossible to settle down to […]

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A Q&A with… George Barber, video artist

by Chris Sharratt

Best known for his ‘scratch video’ work in the 1980s, in his recent films the video artist George Barber uses dark humour to tackle topical issues such as military drones and the global refugee crisis. With shows currently taking place in London and Cardiff, Chris Sharratt talks to him about absurdity, politics and life on board a nuclear submarine.

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FloatArt at The Bargehouse

by Natalie Ramus

The beginning of my MFA here at Cardiff has felt odd, as it started for me with an exhibition. I missed my first taught week to exhibit at FloatArt. The work I was exhibiting was the work I had developed […]

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