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Bedwyr Williams: MILQUETOAST
Bedwyr Williams is one of those rare figures in the art world, with the ability to hold up the mirror to all who pass through its circus...
Jul 10, 20214 min read
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Strangelove: the cinematic art experience online
If, like me, you’re over Netflix and missing the experimental aspect of the cinematic experience, head to Strangelove for a series of...
Jul 1, 20202 min read
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Online shopping: ArtBasel 2020
With Europe opening its gallery doors again and some of London’s commercial spaces offering visits by appointment, the mood is one of...
Jun 23, 20208 min read
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The (virtual) sense of an ending: graduating online
This should be a time for many young people to celebrate, having reached the end of their courses, surrounded by family and friends all...
Jun 8, 20205 min read
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Doing it for themselves: art, sales and digital agency in the time of Covid 19
As lockdown rules are slowly being lifted in some parts of the world, galleries and small museums prepare to open, cautiously...
May 19, 20207 min read
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Contagio: Cecilia Brunson Projects
What a great title for a group exhibition, ‘Contagio’, ushering in with it the sense that ideas and influences are catching. And, that...
Jan 31, 20205 min read
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Turner Prize: Lawrence Abu Hamdan
Checking out the updated Cabinet website, Lawrence Abu Hamdan’s name sits atop the magazine’s contributors’ list with a 2011 article on...
Nov 12, 20195 min read
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Turner Prize 2019: Tai Shani
If you enter Tai Shani’s installation and don’t find immediate joy in the colourways and furnishings of her post-patriarchal playground,...
Oct 8, 20193 min read
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Turner Prize 2019: beyond the view
That knockout view over the sea from the second floor of the Turner Centre was familiar to me before I knew of JMW and his legacy
Oct 6, 20193 min read
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Wales in Venice 2019: Sean Edwards
UNDO THINGS DONE with its shouty sloganic caps proclaiming loudly from the exhibition literature, speaks simultaneously of artistic...
Sep 18, 20196 min read
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Venice Biennale pavilion picks: Larissa Sansour, Denmark
I first encountered Larissa Sansour at the Braziers’ International workshop in Oxford where she was exercising her political performance...
Jun 13, 20193 min read
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Venice Biennale pavilion picks: Switzerland
The artist duo responsible for Moving Backwards set their agenda in no uncertain terms with this title and consolidated such in their...
May 28, 20192 min read
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Venice Biennale part 1: Overview
As I write this, it’s reported Huawei is to be blocked by Google from using its apps on the company’s phones. Like some predictable...
May 22, 20194 min read
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Going, Gone: Jerwood/FVU Awards
Jerwood Space, London, until June 2 In 2018, for the sixth year of this award, Richard Whitby and duo Caitlin and Andrew Webb-Ellis were...
May 7, 20195 min read
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Gill Ord: Companions & Furrows
at Studio 1.1 London, until April 28 Full disclosure, I’ve known Gill Ord for many years and have seen enough of her studio back...
Apr 15, 20193 min read
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Chris Hanlon: A Stone in a Cloud
Domo Baal, London, until June 4 I’ve been on a fairly ad hoc London commute for the last couple of years, but how I’ve managed to miss...
Apr 11, 20194 min read
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Jeff Koons at the Ashmolean
The Ashmolean Museum, Oxford, until June 9 With a little light digging, I’ve discovered this exhibition was made possible by the...
Apr 9, 20196 min read
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