What’s that thing, Sarah Lucas?

As part of CtC’s coverage of the 56th Venice Biennale we are continuing with a series of experimental object descriptions 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 →

A Description Lost in Conversation

I was sitting on a bed of grass, lush as a summer’s breeze. ¿Pero te recuerdas la pareja tirando acerca Continue reading →

UK at the Venice Biennale

Continuing our coverage of the 56th Venice Biennale we are featuring a piece from the British Council where we see Continue reading →

Excess Economies, Now: The Poisoned Gift

Gift noun – a thing given willingly to someone without payment; a present. – Oxford English Dictionary It turns out Continue reading →

Openings & Exhibitions: July 2015

Thursday || 2nd till 30th Aug. 2015 Ancient Lights by Nicolas Mangan, Chisenhale This first UK solo show by Melbourne-based artist Nicholas Continue reading →

Artist of the Month: July with Chiharu Shiota

CtC’s Artist of the Month is Chiharu Shiota (Osaka, 1972). Currently based in Berlin, Shiota’s work focuses on installation and Continue reading →

ALL THE WORLD’S UNCERTAINTIES

Contrary to what many people believe, enjoying the Venice Biennale in only one day is possible. You have to give Continue reading →