INTERFACE

Nigel Tomlinson

Artist Read on…

• Kin [15 October 2007]

Patricia Townsend

• Susan Philipsz: Surround Me [20 January 2011]

Maggie Tran

• Oh God! It's the Turner Prize [30 September 2008]
• A Day Out at the Whitstable Biennale [27 June 2008]
• Marmalade and Bum Wipes [19 May 2008]
• Martha Rosler E-Flux Project [13 May 2008]

John Tran

• Sold Out [12 July 2010]

Rebecca Travis

Rebecca Travis is an artist, writer and gallery assistant living and working in Newcastle Upon Tyne.  For critical writing visit: www.jottingissimplicity.tumblr.com For artistic practice visit: www.rebeccatravis.tumblr.com Follow on Twitter @travis_rebecca Read on…

• Bani Abidi: Section Yellow [10 January 2012]

Cally Trench

• A throne is only a bench covered in velvet [27 October 2011]

David Trigg

• Andy Warhol: Artist Rooms [19 April 2011]
• C Words: carbon, climate, capital, culture. How did you get here and where are we going? [26 November 2009]
• Eamon O'Kane: Plans For The Past and The Future [5 February 2009]
• Intervention/Decoration [4 June 2008]
• Port City: on mobility and exchange [2 October 2007]
• Kathleen Herbert: Stable [29 May 2007]
• Phil Toy: Things Beginning with ‘B’ [3 October 2006]
• Generation Games [3 October 2005]
• Time of Light [1 August 2005]
• The Rudiments of Ornamental Composition [24 March 2005]
• Amanda Wait: Marked Men [24 February 2005]
• Recall [17 May 2004]

Lee Triming

Lee Triming is an artist and writer living and working in London Read on…

• John Timberlake: Bussard Ramjet [5 February 2009]

Joanna Trippett

• Imaginary Menagerie [9 January 2012]

Anna Trussler

The Devon Guild of Craftsmen is a registered charity founded in 1955 by Edward Baly and a small group of makers enthusiastic about the idea of promoting the best in regional craftwork. The Guild has now grown from an original membership of eighteen to its current level of around 240 makers, many with national and international reputations. The Guild is renowned for the major crafts showcase at Riverside Mill and for its contribution as the leading promoter and focus of crafts in the South West. The Guild is a registered charity with educational aims seeking to promote public awareness and appreciation of crafts and providing professional development for new and established craftspeople. Read on…

• In tandem at the devon Guild: 'Functional' sculpture or furniture with an edge? [28 August 2009]

Christel Tsilibaris

• The World, Abridged [25 April 2005]

Hazel Tsoi-Wiles

Writing From Live Art participant, 2007 - 2008 Arts and Events Editor / Contributing Editor, www.londonist.com, 2005 to present day  

• Memorial Walks [9 November 2009]
• Hao Lang [22 November 2007]
• Jenevieve Chang [22 November 2007]
• Vital Witness [22 November 2007]

Paul Turner

Ph.D. Read on…

• From The Inside Out [10 September 2006]

Alice Turner

• 'I Could Be So Good For You' [25 November 2011]

Joe Tymkow

I am currently exploring the process of painting, and examining the interactivity that occurs between differing mediums, focussing on support, surface, colour and texture.

The evolving behaviour of materials is fascinating to experience as I watch a painting change and develop before my eyes. I spend hours, literally, 'watching paint dry'.

Allowing previously applied layers & marks to show through enables me to see and remember the various stages that each work went through.

Aesthetically I admire much of the work produced during the Abstract Expressionist period, by American-based artists such as Barnett Newman, Mark Rothko and Franz Kline; and equally European artists such as Gerhard Richter, John Virtue and Callum Innes.

• Slow Action [24 November 2010]

meg tait

• David Blandy [14 January 2009]

caroline todd

• Orebro International Videoart Festival 2010 [18 October 2010]
• Orebro International Videoart Festival 2008 [29 October 2008]