The Curatorial and the Collaborative: from the Independent Group to Assemble

This year’s Turner Prize (2015) nominees include Assemble (formed circa 2010), a collective comprised of fourteen members working across the Continue reading →

When walls speak

This is not an article of art. It does not have the ambition of well-read critique and the audacity of Continue reading →

La Isla Network: An Experiment in Internet Art Functionality

When thinking about art and the Internet, I can’t help but hear the words of Oscar Wilde in his essay Continue reading →

WHAT THE POINT IS: THE END OF THE LINE – TAMARIN NORWOOD

The room is darkened and the light from outside creeps in through the shutters and peruses the objects carefully. A Continue reading →

October 5th 2015, Amsterdam – The Waag Society

What is needed far more than new facts is a fundamentally new vision of history[1] (I. van Sertima, 2003) On Continue reading →

Not a position, but a proposition

Not a position, but a proposition (Galleria Moitre, Turin, 2015) was one of my biggest projects ever. Starting in December Continue reading →

Brighton’s graffiti houses

Unsightly buildings are part of every urban landscape. Whether it’s complete ruin or at an obvious stage of disrepair, the Continue reading →

Why don’t our media get Marx?

A short reflection on the meaning of marxism to this year’s Venice Biennale Having just returned from Venice to see Continue reading →