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Richard Taylor
Richard is an artist/writer living in Edinburgh and online editor on behalf of a-n The Artists Information Company, for the Degrees unedited and Students community sites.
Reviews
Parts Unknown [1 June 2011]
Twelve artists from The Royal Standard in Liverpool, either studio holders or associate members of the group, arrived in Edinburgh from Sunday May 15th onwards, with nothing but their bags and their capacities in making art. The result is the group Read on…
Embassy Gallery, Edinburgh
20 - 29 May 2011
ArtEvict [20 May 2011]
This is a review, by way of direct interview with the artist, on a performance that happened upon mistake and injury, and whether this means the artwork failed or just failed to complete: Consenting to fall: on ethics and responsibility in live Read on…
The Ratstar, London
18 January 2011
Shelly Nadashi: Text Me Faster Dance Company [26 April 2011]
What happened to Shelly Nadashi? Is she locked in the basement of the gallery, bashing her well-practiced head against the ceiling in order for her audience to hear rather than see her?Born in Haifa, 1981, Nadashi studied at The School for Read on…
Transmission Gallery, Glasgow
15 March - 9 April 2011
Echo & Narcissus [23 February 2011]
Every year emerging artists make the most of the platform that is Intermedia, and proposals flood the inbox of the Centre for Contemporary Arts (CCA) in Glasgow. Run by Glasgow Life, the gallery itself, having been lifted from the city’s Read on…
Intermedia Gallery, Glasgow
29 January 2011 to 26 February 2011
Klaus Weber: Bee Paintings [29 September 2009]
Bee Paintings (and supporting publication by Transmission Gallery/Koenig Books) is Klaus Weber's first solo show in Scotland, marking installed canvases with colourful-shit and the return of Transmission Gallery to its original premises. I stand Read on…
Transmission Gallery, Glasgow
1 September - 3 October 2009
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