Please No Laughing At The Art

You don’t often hear laughter in a gallery; to an extent, it is taboo. Possibly we, the art sceners (people Continue reading →

Café La Habana Sessions by Patti Smith

Reading M Train (2015) you’d suspect that Patti Smith navigates the world by a precise set of perfect coffee shops. Continue reading →

Artist of the Month: September with Ruth Ewan

Ruth Ewan (1980, Aberdeen) is an artist whose work is often developing in situ, reacting and realising the context around Continue reading →

Time Out: Locating the dialogue between contemporary art and competitive sport

I always liked sport – and in many ways I’ve grown to love it. My peers, those who are artistically Continue reading →

Openings & Exhibitions: August 2017

2nd || Wednesday Precarity Centre launch and live performance: They Are Here & Mx World, Studio Voltaire, 7pm – 9pm Continue reading →

Corrupt Blood Incident: Virtual Toxicology

Corrupted Blood Incident, the World of Warcraft (WoW) virus from which South Kiosk’s summer exhibition takes its title, infected the Continue reading →

Stories can set with time, just like rock

‘The result, therefore, of our present enquiry is that we find no vestige of a beginning – no prospect of Continue reading →

10facts: What happened in the art world in June

1. Provenance data for individual artworks Mapping Titian, a new open-source website spearheaded by Boston University professor Jodi Cranston, tracks Continue reading →