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Birmingham Show

Curated by Ruth Claxton and Gavin Wade, ‘Birmingham Show’ at Eastside Projects proposes three specific questions as starting points from … More

Anna Barham, Antonio Roberts, Birmingham, Birmingham Show, Easton Hurd, Eastside Projects, Gavin Wade, Keith Piper, Leah Carless, Meghan Allbright, Mohammed Ali, New Art WM, review, Richard Hughes, Roger Hiorns, Ruth Claxton, Sofia Hulten

CRW Nevinson: Rebel Visions

A soldier is having his head wound dressed by a doctor. Drops of blood trickle down the man’s forehead and … More

Apollo Magazine, Barber Institute of Fine Arts, Birmingham, CRW Nevinson, exhibition review, First World War Centenary, review

Lee Bul

Presented at Ikon Gallery in Birmingham, South-Korean artist Lee Bul’s display encompasses two floors of the building, bringing together sculptures, … More

Birmingham, drawing, exhibition, Ikon, Ikon Gallery, Korea, Lee Bul, Public Monuments and Sculpture Association, review, sculpture

Council of Community Conveyors

The Council of Community Conveyors, aka artists Mia Rushton and Eric Moschopedis (and their collaborative partner Sharon Stevens), provide the … More

Birmingham, Council of Community Conveyors, Eric Moschopedis, Fierce Festival, Mia Rushton, Sharon Steven, this is tomorrow

Grace Williams, Escamotage

I visited Grace Williams’ exhibition on two occasions. On the first, my immediate response was to the almost overwhelming citrus … More

ARTicle Gallery, Birmingham, exhibition reviews, Grace WIlliams, illusion, magic, mediumship, review

On the Verge of Photography

On the Verge of Photography emerges from an intense period of investigation by the Photography Research Network into ongoing transformations … More

Andy Fisher, ARTicle Press, Birmingham, Daniel Rubinstein, Johnny Golding, On the Verge of Photography, photography, Photomonitor, review

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

Birmingham, Bob Cobbing, exhibition, Grand Union, Holly Antrum, Jennifer Pike

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

At Home, Birmingham, Hetain Patel, mac, review

Forthcoming reviews

As well writing my conference paper for Twice Upon a Time, a university talk on the cultural landscape of Birmingham and … More

Birmingham, bluecoat, Clifford Owens, Cornerhouse, Emily Speed, essay, Grand Union, Holly Antrum, liverpool, Manchester, New Art Gallery Walsall, Noemie Goudal, reviews, Topophobia, Walsall

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

Birmingham, Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery, BMAG, Clare Strand, Faye Claridge, Hermione Wiltshire, Kerry Stewart, Lindsay Seers, photography, Photomonitor, Waterhall

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