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The editor of Interface is Rosemary Shirley who is an artist and AIR member.
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With What's on and Reviews unedited, our platform for critical writing, Interface is a focal point around the presentation of contemporary art. Reviewer index and Venue index offer an alternate view on our archive of reviews and signpost writers and venues. Using Interface »

Blast Theory, 'Ghostwriter', 2011.

Alessandro Vincentelli guest reviews editor

a-n Magazine is now sourcing all reviews from Interface - guest selected each month and giving your writing the opportunity to be printed. Curator of exhibitions and research at Baltic, Alessandro Vincentelli will be selecting the reviews for the March magazine, so upload your reviews now for a chance to be included.

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New Art Exchange

Nigerian born artist Leo Asemota’s The Ens Project is a body of work informed by three key historical and critical influences... read Charlotte A Morgans review Read on »

Tom Hackett visits Rashid Rana's show Everything happens at once. 
The problem with so much digitally generated art is that its technological ‘cleverness’ can dominate and eclipse the poetic potential and artistry of the artist  Read on »

'Soon all your neighbours will be artists'.  Courtesy: An Endless Supply. Published by Extra Special People at Eastside Projects with Aid & Abet, Spike Associates and WARP, 2011.

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'Told you it was well sign posted', 28/11/2011. Photo: The Long Labb.

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Greg Girard, 'House on Huashan Lu, North View, Lane 322, Huashan Lu,', 2005. Courtesy: the artist and Monte Clark Gallery, Vancouver/Toronto.

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Special articles archive

, ‘John Cage and David Tudor, c 1960s’. Photo: Unknown. Courtesy: John Cage Trust.

Interface commission articles archive

Alex Hetherington on the San Francisco art scene, Feb 2009 Read on »

Lucinda Holmes on moving herself and her practice to China, Jan 2009 Read on »

Alexandria Clark on Open Dialogues at New Life, Berlin, July 2008 Read on »

Cathy Lomax’s Whitstable biennale blog, June 2008 Read on »

Kristina Johansen’s GI Festival diary, Glasgow, April 2008
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Davy Smith ‘Broadcasting loud and clear’, AV Festival, North East, March 2008 Read on »

Micheal O’Connell ‘Imperfect things’, Transmedial, Berlin, February 2008 Read on »

Theo Wood, on Emergency3, Portsmouth, Dec 2007 Read on »

Lucinda Holmes on Susan Collis, Nov 2007 Read on »

Chris Brown on What is Critical Writing?, Sept 2007 Read on »

Daniel Rapley: Covenant

Daniel Rapley: Covenant

By Anna McNay

3,116,480 characters 1,189 chapters 783,137 words 31,102 verses 66 books   Such is the content of the King James Bible, first printed some 400 years ago, and now the key work in Daniel Rapley’s first solo exhibition since Read on »

Daniel Rapley, 'Sic', Ballpoint on A4 ruled paper.

Courtyard Arts

Courtyard Arts

Exhibition of work by Praesentia. At  Courtyard Arts, Hertford.20th March – 31st March 2012 This Exhibition brings together the work of three artists, collectively called ‘Praesentia’, who studied together on the MA Fine and Read on »

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Your open space for new critical writing about contemporary art exhibitions, performance, artists' publications and public art.

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Interface opportunities

Each month we put together a selection of writer opportunities

Bursary: Turner and the elements

Writer bursary of £100 to review this show at Turner Contemporary Read on »

Bursary: Hamish Fulton

Writer bursary for Walk by Hamish Fulton at Turner Contemporary Read on »

Oriel Davies writer bursary

Review three shows at Oriel Davies over 2012 Read on »

Book up for review

Up Close a beautiful book exploring the work of Rob Kesseler Read on »