George Hields: Discarded Sleeping Stations

Much is made in the preface to Discarded Sleeping Stations of connections between this new body of work by George … More

They Are Here: Precarity Centre

Precarity might be an unfamiliar term but it is not an unfamiliar state. Precarity is characterised economically as relating to … More

“This is not a critique of America. It’s more of a critique of where we are in the world,” says … More

The last supper, the mother and child, the massacre of the innocents – Mat Collishaw’s subjects are epic and enduring. … More

Photographs are often electrified as much by context as by content. Take, for instance, a box of photographic negatives containing … More

“I can’t trust anybody … My husband left me a large amount of money … Thanks to free internet access … More

Washers, nails, screwdrivers, tubes of glue and electrical socket covers fill the sketchbook pages of Lee John Phillips. But while … More

Like a flock of birds, five female dancers circle, gather and glide across the tarmac of a rooftop car park. … More

Birmingham has something of a reputation for the destruction of its architectural heritage. From the sites of former Victorian, Edwardian … More

I’m preparing for some new writing pieces and events in the coming weeks including: A review of Still House: Of Riders … More