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September 2008
Felicity Shillingford on collaboration, networking and reviving her practice, Mark Gubb tackles commissioners, consultants and artists on the hot topics around public art processes, and Lynn Harris and Paul Stanley talk about their collaborative working and subversive advertising.
Letters
Responsible Criticism
The recent debate on arts criticism in a-n Magazine (Debate, July-August 2008) by Lara Farrar brought two very different types of arts criticism clearly into view. Subscribers read on…
Letter, a-n Magazine September 2008
Snapshot
Snapshot
Colette Meacher with a run-through of what’s on in September. Subscribers read on…
Snapshot, a-n Magazine September 2008
Reviews
The Way That We Rhyme: Women, Art & Politics
Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, San Francisco
29 March – 29 June Subscribers read on…
Review, a-n Magazine September 2008
Sovay Berriman: Cabin tactics
northcabin, Bristol
31 May – 27 June Subscribers read on…
Review, a-n Magazine September 2008
Nikola Irmer: Horst
Apartment, Manchester
17 January – 29 February Subscribers read on…
Review, a-n Magazine September 2008
Michael Samuels: Childstar
Rokeby, London
16 May – 20 June Subscribers read on…
Review, a-n Magazine September 2008
David Miles: Forest
Part of ‘Press & Release’ exhibition
Phoenix Gallery, Brighton
26 April – 7 June
Subscribers read on…
Review, a-n Magazine September 2008
Debate
Arts Council investment strategy reviewed
Arts Council England’s reputation was badly affected following announcement of its 2008-11 investment strategy for regularly funded organisations (RFOs). Subscribers read on…
Comment, a-n Magazine September 2008
News
Zoo list
Cutting-edge galleries from Birmingham, Bristol, Gateshead and London are amongst exhibitors selected for the 2008 Zoo Art Fair, 17-20 October at Royal Academy of Arts, London. Subscribers read on…
News, a-n Magazine September 2008
Winners
From more than forty entries, winners of the first Michaelhouse National Sculpture Competition are: first prize £3,000 to Anna Sikorska; second prize £2,000 to Tim Harrison, and third prize £1,000 to Ali Grant. Subscribers read on…
News, a-n Magazine September 2008
Slow development
Birmingham-based Craftspace is collaborating with maker and academic Helen Carnac on the research and development process of SLOW, that takes as its starting point issues emerging from the Slow Movement, which has developed as a critical response to our increasingly fast lifestyles and unsustainable consumer culture. Subscribers read on…
News, a-n Magazine September 2008
Resale right review
In July, the UK Intellectual Property Office launched a consultation to assess the likely impact of Artist’s Resale Right and the derogation for deceased artists on the UK art market. Subscribers read on…
News, a-n Magazine September 2008