Triangle Arts trust has appointed curator, writer and Artistic Director of the 17th Biennale of Sydney David Elliott as Chair, succeeding Robert Loder who will remain a trustee. Arts Council England North East Director Mark Robinson has confirmed he will […]
Linda Florence’s approach combines traditional textiles, science and graphic illustration.
The climate today in which artists practice in the UK is being regularly met with new pressures and restrictions.
One has to take issue with Fiona Flynn regarding her article about retail outlets as art spaces.
I read with interest Fiona Flynn’s ‘Art is not hardware’ article regarding the announcement by the Government towards the ’empty shop’ funding.
Read more responses to Fiona Flynn’s letter.
Should artists cultivate more self-reflection on the implications of their work for those experiencing it? In this month’s Debate, Nell Munro and Robert Dingwall discuss whether art can retain its power to shock and disturb in ways that university regulators would be unlikely to countenance.
Events in September and October.
Wilkinson Gallery, London
29 May 5 July
The Salford Restoration Office, Salford, & The International 3, Manchester
19 June 18 July
Norwich University College of the Arts
11 July 22 August
Phoenix Gallery, Exeter
12 June 19 July
Unitarian Church, Shrewsbury
11 July 8 August
Goldsmiths, London
18 – 22 June 2009
Bob Clayden, 'Shops on the Edge Wool Shop', Photographic print, 04-2009. Photo: Bob Clayden. Wool shop on the corner of Vickers Street Castleford Yorkshire
Hayley Lock, 'Wimp', 2009.
David McAllister, 'Init', jpg, 20.08.09. Photo: David McAllister. 'Init' David McAllister
ISLAND TESTING GROUND Packing’s done. Just waiting for new shed to arrive at home so I can move stuff out of Blue Monkey & make room for Liv who’s taking my space. Spending a lot of time tidying up loose […]
I have a solo show coming up in November and I have been thinking about what I want to show. Sooner or later I think I will want to take Colin out of the ether and make the project manifest […]
Last night a bird flew into my window. It was some sort of dove or pigeon or something very like, I think, because it left a perfect greasy imprint of its body on the glass. One wing was outstretched in […]