The For What It’s Worth group show in South Square Gallery, Thornton, Bradford continues until February 28th.
The booklet published alongside the exhibition contains some fascinating anecdotes from artists in response to the show’s theme around value and worth and are eloquently written about by Elspeth Mitchell in a recent review. From the participating artists’ individual positions on valuing and pricing their own artwork, through to the value of art in a more universal sense, her review very much captures the essence of the exhibition for me; it was written for the contemporary art and writing journal, Corridor8 and can be read here:
