Syndrome Sessions 2.1: CHOROS, 24 August 2014

The Glitch Interview: S. J. Fowler

21/08/2014

C James Fagan throws the rule book out of the window for his interview with Syndrome’s latest resident artist, poet, performer, and muse, S. J. Fowler… Syndrome is an event; it is a...

Wysing Arts Centre Futurecamp: A Post-Gender World

Wysing Arts Centre’s Futurecamp: A Post-Gender World

15/08/2014

Are we living in a Post-Gender World? What do the words ‘post’ or ‘gender’ actually mean to you? Alice Hughes takes an in-depth look at social labels, identity stereotypes and ideas about the ‘self’...

Nasreen Mohamedi, 1937-1990, Untitled (detail), early 1980s, 200 x 270 mm. © Collection of Gayatri Jhaveri & Priyam Jhaveri. Mumbai, India

Nasreen Mohamedi: Lines Among Lines

14/08/2014

Co-curator of Tate Liverpool’s current top floor Nasreen Mohamedi exhibition, Eleanor Clayton gives insight into the artist’s world: one which aimed to create purity, balance and unity through abstraction… Nasreen Mohamedi was a pioneer...

Preston Bus Station

Join Us At The Next North-West Writers’ Meet & Greet!

13/08/2014

Writer? Blogger? Journalist? Publication? Join us, Creative Tourist, Corridor8 and friends for our next meet and greet! We’ve long been of the mind that there’s strength in numbers. That having friends — rather...

Ryan Gander

Ryan Gander, Make Every Show Like It’s Your Last — Reviewed

11/08/2014

By using sincere aspiration and tongue-in-cheek self-mockery, Ryan Gander shows us that imagination makes our lives better, says curator Eleanor Clayton… Ryan Gander’s largest UK show to date, Make Every Show Like It’s...

Richard Armitage stars in Arthur Miller’s The Crucible

Astonishing And Heartbreaking: The Crucible At The Old Vic

05/08/2014

What happens when Yaël Farber and Richard Armitage take on The Crucible? They produce a deeply revealing comment on contemporary conflict and our own inadequacies, says Laura Brown… A few hours before The Crucible...

Jonathan Baldock installation (commission at Primary, Nottingham)

Introducing: Primary, Nottingham

01/08/2014

Wayne Burrows takes us on a whirlwind tour of Nottingham’s latest contemporary arts space, exposing a history of impressive, close-knit collaborations.. Nottingham has a strange attitude to itself, a point made most recently...

Liverpool Biennial: Claude Parent at Tate Liverpool

Biennial 2014: The Space In Between

29/07/2014

Notice anything different? C James Fagan realises that Liverpool Biennial is changing the space around us, and therefore, he argues, the expectation of the visitor… There’s a lot of space in FACT. The artist Sharon...

Little Girl Giant courtesy Chris Pennington

Liverpool, Land Of The Giants

25/07/2014

Is the Giant Spectacular great art? And how does it compare to other public art in the city? Mark Evans on the power of the unifying moment… Today Liverpool officially welcomes back the Giants.  French...

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