How far is Utopia?

A Critical reflection on the exhibition “Sharing space(s)” at feldfünf that took placeduring the 3rd Month of Photography-OFF in Berlin in Continue reading →

The Great British Seaside?

The British Seaside is a public space, a place of democracy, a landscape we all have a stake in where Continue reading →

In conversation with…Saemundur Thor Helgason and Amy Downes

Is a Universal Basic Income the answer to an increasingly insecure and divided society? It’s Basic Income, edited by Amy Continue reading →

Artist of the Month: May with Torbjørn Rødland

Torbjørn Rødland (1970, Stavanger) is a photographer whose work tends to divide the audience. Oftentimes his pieces are referred to Continue reading →

Jack O’Brien: Chew, if only you could see

Jack O’Brien’s Chew, if only you could see is the latest instalment at clearview, a small space hidden near the Continue reading →

Focus on Ability: The Importance of Outsider Art Institutions in Australia

In the mid-1940s, French painter Jean Dubuffet coined the term Art Brut, or ‘Raw Art’, which he conceptualised as works Continue reading →

In conversation with…Maria Ines Peixoto

Maria Ines Peixoto is a Portuguese photographer who is currently finishing her BA in Media Production at Southampton Solent University. Continue reading →

The Crying Game #3: A conversation with Conrad Ventur

The Crying Game is a series of conversations with artists whose works evoke senses of nostalgia and with them notions Continue reading →