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Three artists address the crumbling or peeling back of the picture plane through drawing and painting.
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Marlene Dumas ‘The Image as Burden’
5 February to 10 May 2015
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Adventures of the Black Square
There can be very few works that are still echoing and reverberating through artistic practice a century or more after they were made. The latest show at the Whitechapel takes futurist Kazimir Malevich’s Black Square (1915) and shows just how […]
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Writhe and Jerk
17th Jan – 15th Feb 2015
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A View From a Window
Shelagh Wakely at the Camden Arts Centre, August 2014
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Artist’s Working Within Higher Education
Artist’s Working Within Higher Education – What might that mean for the artist and what’s in it for the university?
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Transmitting Andy Warhol
An account of Warhol’s ability to remain on point so long as everything stays the same.
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‘Artists Working within Higher Education’
Key thoughts and themes from the one-day discursive event as part of the AHRC funded research project ‘Co-producing legacy: What is the role of artists within Connected Communities projects?’.
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Peder Balke(1804-1887) and Emily Carr(1871-1945): a common quest for the Sublime
A comparison between the two painters currently on show and their approach to landscape painting
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Artists as Architects
When you’re having a bad day in London, I’d like to recommend my own, personal remedy, handed down from my design-obsessed hoarder of a mother: the V and A. There’s always more marble-lined nooks to explore in the place, more […]
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Light Out of Dark
Solo show by Sue Fletcher, resident artist University of the Creative Arts, Canterbury
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Andrew Kearney, ‘The Meaning of Nothing’
a new installation across a series of rooms by London-based artist; until 8th January 2015
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ART IS A GUARANTY OF SANITY – LOUISE BOURGEOIS: WORKS ON PAPER
If as Bourgeois alludes to in a letterpress work that; Art is a guaranty of sanity is true, then it must be said that being an art student is a guarantee of loosing it. Currently on display at Tate Modern […]
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Stitched Time
Eight women come together to stitch scrolls.
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Posters of the Cuban Revolution
A short review of the recent exhibition at Glasgow School of Art named ‘Posters of the Cuban Revolution’.
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go and see bursary review
we made our go and see visit to grizedale to see and experience the sculpture and to research what it was like to work outdoors. there were numerous circumstances that influenced the visit to take place in mid September. the weather […]
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Richard Tuttle: I don’t know. The weave of textile language
14 October – 14 December 2014
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MODERN PANIC V presented by Guerilla Zoo
“a unique and powerful collection of surreal, controversial and provocative art.”
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Katie Paterson – Ideas
Katie Paterson is a time traveller.
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Sarah-Jane Norman: Concerto No 3 (Fierce Festival)
Visitors cautiously enter the quite ordinary, but hallowed interior of the city’s Conservatoire.
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14th Venice Architecture Biennale: Lost in Modernity?
A Review of the 14th Venice Architecture Biennale by Vassiliki Tzanakou Curator and Political Scientist & Israel Hurtado Cola Architect & Writer
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Richard Serra
Having set the bar so high recently with his Torqued Ellipses and the Gestaltkunstwerk, The Matter of Time at the Guggenheim Bilbao, the question arises as to whether Richard Serra can continually raise sculptural parameters? It is a tough challenge […]
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Breathe
Making visible the breath of patients and staff at the Royal Brompton and Harefield Hospitals open until 22 November 9-5pm.
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RECURSIVE
9 Oct – 2 Nov
Gallery Hours Thurs to Sun 11am -5pm
Late Opening Friday 31Oct 6pm – 8-30pm – Informal Curator/Artists’ talk, ‘Personal History as Muse’
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Since Sliced Bread – Fi Burke
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