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
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Deep Trash Escoria: The Latin Queer Way
Descending into Deep Trash Escoria is being confronted by the deformed corpse of the Spanish Empire but also by multiple reformulations of latin Continue reading
Jordi Colomer
[Jaume Reus:] In Barcelona, artists such as Nuria Guell, Daniela Ortiz, Jordi Colomer, Adrian Melis, and Avelino Sala are examples of 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
Hush Hush: Conversations with Myself, an exhibition in the spirit of Arendtian action and ideas.
Hannah Arendt’s (1906-1975) post-World War Two publications attempt to understand the political following the crises of 20th-century totalitarianism.[1] Yet, Arendt’s notions Continue reading
Digbeth First Fridays (Friday 4th May 2018)
Birmingham’s Digbeth First Fridays started in 2014 and have since created a monthly event where different independent art spaces synchronise Continue reading
“I see people; they look like trees walking around” : pools and/of meaning in Byzantia Harlow’s ‘From the same source I have not taken’
Art and illusion may be said to go hand in hand. The artist is both alchemical creature and creator, taking 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
