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Charlotte A Morgan (COPY)
COPY is a platform for writing and publishing in the field of visual art and performence, co-initiated by Joanna Loveday and Charlotte A Morgan.
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Leo Asemota: The Ens Project's First Principles [5 January 2012]
Review by Charlotte A Morgan. Nigerian born artist Leo Asemota’s The Ens Project is a body of work informed by three key historical and critical influences; the industrial revolution and British Empire under Victorian rule, the practice of Read on…
New Art Exchange, Nottingham
16 September - 26 November 2011
SHU Creative Spark // Interview with Becky Shaw [part 1] [18 July 2011]
Charlotte A Morgan talks to Becky Shaw, artist and Creative Art Practice course leader at Sheffield Hallam University. CM: Critical Writing Collective was invited to cover degree shoes in Yorkshire with writers Millpond who are based in Leeds. Read on…
Sheffield Hallam University and S1 Artspace, Sheffield
10 - 25 June 2011
SHU Creative Spark // Interview with Becky Shaw [part 2] [18 July 2011]
This interview is on two parts. The first part can be read at http://www.a-n.co.uk/interface/reviews/single/1390... CM: Was the PhD course at Hallam formed recently? I don’t think I was aware of it while studying there. BS: Oh no, Jaspar Read on…
Sheffield Hallam University and S1 Artspace, Sheffield
10 - 24 June 2011
White Sky Thinking // BA Fine Art/Contemporary Arts [11 July 2011]
Review by Alice Bradshaw The University of Huddersfield's BA Fine Art / Contemporary Arts Degree Show White Sky Thinking, housed in the Technology Building of the Queensgate Campus, features 27 new graduates from the former Fine Art BA, now the Read on…
University of Huddersfield, Huddersfield
18 - 24 June 2011
Creative Spark // BA Contemporary Fine Art and Creative Art Practice [11 July 2011]
Review by Elizabeth Hardwick. The Creative Spark exhibition boasts everything you would expect from an undergraduate degree show; variety, exploration and keenness to succeed. Split over two sites, S1 Artspace and Arundel Gate Court, it displays Read on…
Sheffield Hallam University and S1 Artspace, Sheffield
9 July 2010 - 25 June 2011
Graphic Design Graduate Show 2011 [11 July 2011]
Review by Rebecca England. Every year the University of Leeds produces graduates in a number of art and design disciplines, culminating in the final year degree shows. These students are just a few out of the activity occurring in Leeds thanks to Read on…
University of Leeds, Leeds
13 June - 17 July 2011
Summer Show 2011 // Bradford School of Arts & Media. [11 July 2011]
Review by Bhavani Esapathi. Bradford School of Arts & Media – that’s what it’s called, simple and neat. Entering the Lister Building, which looks nothing other than a monument by itself you realize the magnitude of using the Read on…
Bradford College, Bradford
17 - 23 June 2011
One Eye See // MA/MFA Show [11 July 2011]
Review by Aymee Smith. A degree show is a peculiar phenomenon; something all artists must pass through, a rite of passage into the art world; it is also, for most artists, the only time when they will have such control over the exhibiting of Read on…
University of Leeds, Leeds
1 - 6 July 2011
Create 11 // BA (Hons) Theatre [11 July 2011]
Joanna Loveday talks to David Richmond, Head of Programme BA (Hons) Theatre at York St John University, about Create, the degree show festival at York St John University, where theatre graduates present work alongside visual arts, design, and film Read on…
York St John University, York
19 May - 4 June 2011
Art Sheffield 2010 [26 May 2010]
May saw the close of the fifth Art Sheffield event organised by Sheffield Contemporary Art Forum (SCAF), and the reactionary fringe project Art Sheffield 2010: Over To You, initiated by privately funded multidisciplinary gallery and studio space Read on…
Art Sheffield 2010 – Life: A User's Manual, Various venues, Sheffield, 6 March – 1 May
Art Sheffield 2010: Over To You, Bank Street Arts, Sheffield, 6 March – 1 May
Daniel von Sturmer [26 November 2009]
The gallery brings about different expectations to the roadside or adjacent café. Within its secure physical and contextual boundaries, is our attention drawn away from the space directly towards the works it houses? This suggestion is toyed Read on…
Site Gallery, Sheffieldr
5 September - 31 October
Playing In Urban Places [17 November 2008]
On the 3rd October I attended Playing in Urban Places at the Leeds Metropolitan University Gallery and Studio Theatre, a symposium that set out to ‘investigate the creative ways that the city is uncovered […] generating a platform for Read on…
Leeds Met Gallery and Studio Theatre, Leeds
3 October 2008
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