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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 →

A Question Of Movement: Marcus Coates & Henry Montes

A woman sitting at her kitchen table asks the question: ‘why does everyone go round and round without stopping’? A Continue reading →

Artist of the Month: September with Patrick Neu

CtC’s Artist of the Month is Patrick Neu (Bitche, 1963) who lives and works in Alsace. His works are oxymorons, 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 →

What’s that thing, Sarah Lucas? Part three

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

Morandi at MAMbo

The artist Giorgio Morandi is one of the most appreciated painters of his time and is still a great inspiration Continue reading →

What’s that thing, Sarah Lucas? Part two

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

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