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Münster: Skulptur Projekte 2017
A short tour and review of new and old commissions at the Münster: Skulptur Projekte 2017
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Chris Ofili: Poolside Magic
Chris Ofili undertakes inaugral exhibition at Victoria Miro’s new space in Venice
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In The Light of Surrealism#2
Curated by Jo Welsh.
Tony Penrose, Kathleen Fox, Jane Hoodless, Jo Redpath, Jo Welsh, Katherine Reekie, Tim Riddihough and Jacob Welsh, Brian Catling RA, Mick Rooney RA, and Gus Cummins RA reveal the influence of Surrealism in their work.
A mix of local artists and RA members.
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Aalto Natives
What is the point of a national pavilion? This is the question that sticks in my mind whenever I’m at the Venice Biennale. Most specifically in the Giardini, but to greater and lesser extents throughout all the 86 national participants […]
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Documenta 14 – Learning Resistance
A-N funded bursary to attend
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Documenta 14: Spending time with others
I spent 5 days at Documenta 14 supported by an A-N Bursary.
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On the tools; Documenta14
a-n Documenta14 bursary awardee Mat Do talks about his experiences of the Kassel portion of Documenta14
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Documenta14 – On being a guest, my visit to Kassel
I spent 5 days at Documenta supported by an A-N bursary.
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Around and Back Again: Some films at Documenta in Kassel
Artist and filmmaker Rosalind Fowler reviews a few fllms at Documenta Kassel
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My Venice Biennale experience
57th Venice Biennale from the perspective of Margherita Gramegna, founder of 51zero, international moving image and digital arts festival in Medway, Kent.
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Selfies: Self-Expression or Pure Narcissism? EXTENDED 6th September
An expert panel spanning the worlds of cultural criticism, social media, neuroscience and photography discussed the impact of selfie culture at #Me My_Selfie and I: Self-Expression in the Digital Age, a symposium presented by Huawei that took place in front […]
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Signal to Noise
Curated by Charley Peters, Signal to Noise subtly reveals a multitude of relationships between the artists, which oscillate on a spectrum between collusion and tenuous connections.
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Documenta 2017: across cultures
I spent two full days at this year’s Documenta as part of the AN bursary scheme. Amongst the grand set pieces in the main venues I found some of the “quieter” artworks in side rooms to be equally if not […]
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Helidon Xhixha’s New Show Opens at Medici’s Family Boboli Garden in Florence
Helidon Xhixha’s New Show Opens at Medici’s Family Boboli Garden in Florence Curated by the Director of the Uffizi Galleries
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Punctuated3
Punctuated3 is an exhibition by students from the University of Lincoln’s MA Fine Art programme – a kind of test run for their upcoming final show and a crucial opportunity to extend their professional practice within the confines of city’s […]
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Venice Biennale 2017 Review by Raju Rage
In a world full of conflicts and jolts, in which humanism is being seriously jeopardized, art is the most precious part of the human being’ – Christine Macel, curator of the 57th biennale at Venice. A claim of this year’s […]
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Shoreham Sculpture Trail – paradise lost and regained
A Review by Gabrielle Mollett
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Market Makers
Tired of niche proposal writing? Another exhibition declined? Juneau Projects’ Makers of the Multiverse (13 May – 10 June 2017), commissioned by Spacex, Exeter, refreshingly offset this. An open call by collaborative artists Ben Sadler and Phil Duckworth requested multiples, […]
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Precarious
I arrived in Venice and my first destination by water boat, is the Giardini. Upon my arrival I take a moment to stand and look over the river, placing my hands on the stone wall running by the Giardini Gardens. […]
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Caravans, Allotments and Living Together
Observations of Munster Skulptur Projekte –
Michael Asher, Jeremy Deller & Koki Tanaka
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Possible Becomings by Louise Dale Chalmers
Speaking with the artist of the Possible Becomings exhibition it is hard not to acknowledge her radiating enthusiasm. Chalmers expresses this enthusiasm as well as joy in the telling of the shows appeal to the youth of today, with a young […]
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Reportrait
Philip Gurrey, Maisie Broadhead, Glenn Brown, Sasha Bowles, Paul Stephenson, Matthieu Leger, Annie Kevans, Antony Micallef, Jasleen Kaur, Samin Ahmadzadeh, Julie Cockburn, James E Smith and Jake Wood-Evans
Curated by Tristram Aver
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Is Romanticism Gone For Ever?
The artist Alexander James disagrees. He has been producing underwater photographs of flowers and people for the last three decades, always wrapped up in Romanticism: the melancholia of everything being temporary and already gone; the exquisite beauty; the fated end; […]
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Performing Gender
Featuring moving image work by; Matthew Barney, Ana Mendieta, David Wojnarowicz, Ryan Trecartin, Marianna Simnett, Jacolby Satterwhite, Mandy Niewöhner, and Jake Moore.
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Contemporary Masters from Britain: 80 British Painters of the 21st Century
Between the 7th July and 30th December 2017, 80 Contemporary British Paintings will go on display in 4 Chinese art museums for the very first time.
