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Modern Women

A new exhibition and collaboration between artists Emilia Telese and Binita Walia providing commentaries and insight on how the role of women is shaped and constrained by social, economic and political contexts.

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2. PEER SUPPORT SESSIONS

Initiate your own peer sessions. In 2014 I joined contemporary art group ARTEL, we exhibit annually on a theme. Last year: ‘Raw – reflections on the aftermath of war’. This June – ‘Possessed’. Our first peer critique will be 29 […]

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Rural arts and policy

Selected texts, discussions, guides and profiles that address issues around or profile arts taking place in rural contexts.

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Really important arts people

Texts and profiles of artists who’ve made a difference to the life and times of the visual arts and stand out as role models.

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Since Sliced Bread: uncovering what we mill and what we eat

Fi Burke’s latest project celebrates the culture and history of the windmills of rural Lincolnshire, the communities that once relied on them for their daily bread, and those living in their shadows today. We talk to the artist about her exhibition, Since Sliced Bread, which marks the culmination of her year spent exploring the ‘field to fork’ journey of the food we eat.

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Bristol Biennial: What now, what next?

I wrote this for a-n: In keeping with the spirit of this year’s artist-led Bristol Biennial, on Sunday 28 September the city’s nomadic Hand in Glove project followed the 10-day festival with a special Interplay event exploring the question: What now, what […]

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Bristol Biennial: impressive, radical and artist led

I wrote this for a-n: This weekend saw the Bristol Biennnial 2014 burst into life with a jam-packed 10-day programme that peppers the city with intriguing events in unusual spaces. Caves, Edwardian toilets, buses, fountains and an ordinary terraced house all […]

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Bristol Biennial: What now, what next?

To mark the end of this year’s artist-led Bristol Biennial, Hand in Glove hosted a special Interplay discussion to explore what the festival should do next. Julie McCalden reports.

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Review

Axolotl

The first in a series of independently curated group exhibitions during Liverpool Biennial, Axolotl has an abundance of connotations, within the press release we are teased with curious narratives

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