I’m delighted to be one of five recipients of a bursary to visit the 2014 Liverpool Biennial. The bursary is funded … More
Category: Reviews
Holly Antrum, A Diffuse Citizen
‘Do you want me to read you another one?’ asks Jennifer Pike. ‘Keep going, that’s lovely,’ replies another voice. Holly … More
Review highlights – At Home, Hetain Patel
Hetain Patel’s exhibition At Home is an intensely personal body of film and photographic work which interweaves narrative, memory, ritual, … More
Forthcoming reviews
As well writing my conference paper for Twice Upon a Time, a university talk on the cultural landscape of Birmingham and … More
For the Record
The all-female multidisciplinary group exhibition For the Record is heavily photographic. Some of the most engaging works in the exhibition … More
The Passage
There is a palpable sense of excitement in Birmingham about the growth and vitality of its art scene, and a … More
PIGDOGANDMONKEYFESTOS
‘Pigdogandmonkeyfestos’ is an exhibition that explores the format, content and concept of the contemporary artists’ manifesto. It does so quite … More
Forthcoming reviews
I’m looking forward to visiting some exciting looking exhibitions over the next few months and I’ll be reviewing some of … More
David Rowan, The Secret River
Image copyright David Rowan 2014 Running from Waseley Hills in Worcestershire to Birmingham’s Spaghetti Junction, the River Rea is a … More
3am wonder, paranoia and the restless night
Some highlights from my exhibition reviews over the past few months … The Bluecoat’s new exhibition takes as its subject … More
