Joan Jonas: Moving Off The Land II

Emily Dickinson never saw the sea. When it appears in her poetry, and it appears plenty, it is as a 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 →

In conversation with…Simos Banos

Christina Makri: You’re particularly interested in the relationship between digital and physical. How does your work address this relationship? Simos Continue reading →

Samara Scott: Developer

There is something in the water at Battersea Park. You might be forgiven for wondering what has gone wrong with the water Continue reading →

What can we learn from Ariane Prin‘s RUST collection?

During the London Design Festival 2015 I discovered Ariane Prin’s freshly launched hand- made homeware collection RUST at Herrick Gallery Continue reading →

Pierre Huyghe: Generating Antagonism Through Appropriation of Public Space

Claire Bishop develops a critical reflection on art as the site for a politics of spectatorship. For Bishop, subjectivity is Continue reading →

THIS MUST BE THE PLACE_Chpt.2: RINASCIMENTO, Adrián Villar Rojas

This series aims to point out the existing dialogues between art and space, intended as architectonical or geographical. The topic Continue reading →