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Alberta Whittle: We gather and dream of new congregations

The overriding concerns of Alberta Whittle (b.1980) – how care, community and growth resist experiences of anti-Blackness – are manifest … More

Alberta Whittle, Birmingham, Burlington Contemporary, Grand Union, We gather and dream of new congregations

Art Quarterly Autumn 2022

I’ve written two pieces for Art Quarterly Autumn 2022: reviews of Vivian Maier: Anthology at MK Gallery and Ruth Millington’s … More

Art Fund, Art Quarterly, MK Gallery, Muse, Ruth Millington, Vivian Maier

Max Ferguson: Whistling for Owls

Glassine, a smooth, distinctively rustling, semi-translucent paper, is a material I remember from childhood. My father, a teacher with a … More

1000 Words, Max Ferguson, Oval Press, Whistling for Owls

New Archives: GENERATIONS Archive and My Chosen Family

Someone yawning, a baby with a blurred face, weddings, jazz clubs, caravan holidays and a child in a kilt with … More

Generations, Grain Projects, Julian Germain, Open Eye Gallery, Socially Engaged Photography Network

GENERATIONS Family interview

Developed by GRAIN Projects in partnership with Multistory as part of Birmingham 2022 Festival, a large-scale cultural programme designed to … More

Grain Projects, Julian Germain, photography, Socially Engaged Photography Network

Julian Germain: GENERATIONS

Julian Germain’s book The Face of the Century (1999) was published to mark the turn of the millennium through portraits of 100 … More

Birmingham, Generations, Grain Projects, Julian Germain, Photomonitor

Art Quarterly Summer 2022

I wrote three pieces for Art Quarterly Summer 2022: previews of Adeela Suleman: Allegory of War at MAC Birmingham and … More

Adeela Suleman, Allegory of War, Art Fund, Art Quarterly, MAC Birmingham, Phaidon, Prime Arts Next Generation, Russell Cotes Art Gallery & Museum

Heinz Peter Knes: E.M.T. in MSP

The book E.M.T. in MSP, recently published by German-Swiss Edition Taube, extends a project first exhibited at Gallery Crone in Berlin … More

E.M.T. in MSP, Edition Taube, Heinz Peter Knes, Photomonitor

Ingrid Pollard: Carbon Slowly Turning

Ingrid Pollard migrated from Guyana to London in 1956 and now lives in rural Northumberland. This ambitious new exhibition, for … More

Carbon Slowly Turning, Ingrid Pollard, MK Gallery, Photomonitor, Turner Prize

Fertile Myths

A interview with Alice Qianhui Sun about the research and personal experiences that drive her painting and sculptural practice. Read … More

a-n, Alice Qianhui Sun, degree show guide

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