Living Memory Project
I’m delighted to be one of twelve creative practitioners involved in Living Memory, a project looking at photographs and life stories from across the Black Country. I have been awarded […]
Ericka Beckman and Marianna Simnett
The body is perpetually subject to a range of competing personal, political, social and technological concerns. The ways in which these complex issues impact the female body are pulled together […]
A pigsty(e) and a parcel of land
A text produced as part of The Bear and Ragged Staff: Ideas of the Rural residency at The Glasshouse, Leamington Spa, with the Coventry Biennial of Contemporary Art, 2018. A […]
Frederick Hubble: Hypha
KH7artspace is delighted to present the first international solo exhibition by UK artist Frederick Hubble. Frederick Hubble: Hypha KH7artspace, Aarhus, Denmark 24 May – 7 June 2019 Through […]
Jon Tonks: Stories of Home
I’ve also been working with photographer Jon Tonks on his exhibition Stories of Home, a series of new photographic portraits commissioned for BLAST! by Multistory. The exhibition features many of […]
Jaskirt Boora: Mitti Di Khushboo – The Smell of the Land
For the last few months I’ve been working with award-winning photographer Jaskirt Boora on her exhibition Mitti Di Khushboo – The Smell of the Land. The exhibition takes place at […]
Elizabeth Price: FELT TIP Review
Elizabeth Price’s architectural intervention THE GOVERNING BODY (2019), a giant zig-zagging sculpture much like a visualisation of a soundwave, introduces some of the principle concerns of her exhibition FELT TIP. The exhibition playfully utilises […]
A Q&A with… Lauren Gault
For her first show in England at Grand Union in Birmingham, Glasgow-based artist Lauren Gault has produced a new body of sculptural works in glass, metal and welded PVC plastic, […]
Dragana Jurišić Interview
Former Yugoslavian artist, Dragana Jurišić, who has been based in Dublin for almost twenty years, has developed a beautiful and complex body of work that has been exhibited widely across […]
Artists, curating and disability: “We need to shift the notion of the curator as an author to somebody that listens”
A recent event at MAC in Birmingham brought practitioners and curators together to interrogate ‘the (in)visibility of disabled artists’. Anneka French reports on a productively critical discussion. “I am really […]
