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Biology and archaeology out of time: Pierre Huyghe as Creator at Hauser & Wirth

It is an aquarium. It is an artwork. It is an aquarium. It is an artwork. It is an aquarium Continue reading →

amaCollective In Dialogue

Last weekend, amaCollective had the pleasure of attending the In Dialogue Symposium 2014; hosted in the city of Nottingham. This Continue reading →

Role, Role Model. Model, Role Models. Role, Family, Family Roles

When I was a little girl I had an imaginary friend. I can remember her quite clearly. She was my Continue reading →

The Spurious Seriousness of Silence

The word ‘silence’ often seems to be riddled with bi-polar afflictions. ‘A silence fell upon the room’ either means a Continue reading →

Underground Curating: An Interview with Robert Gordon McHarg III, Subway Gallery

The unexpected on a rainy, boring day. It was mid March, I was going to the Lisson Gallery, close to Continue reading →

AMBIVALENT

Thursday, 13th March to Friday, 28th March 2014 Ambivalent is a group exhibition dedicated to explore how the ever-fascinating human Continue reading →

Let’s Go Back to… Marcel Duchamp

After a long needed break we’re finally back and pleased to kick start the New Year. Prior to the break Continue reading →

Paul Klee: Making Visible

Upon entering, you are bombarded with information overload – straddling the wall is a chronology of the artist’s history from Continue reading →

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