What shapes your sense of belonging? French-Algerian artist Patrick Altes attempts to reconcile his identity with the troubled history of his birthplace, finds Stephen Clarke… Where we were born defines who we are....
We are thrilled to announce that Art Review’s Oliver Basciano will be the first to lead our #BeACritic campaign. Basciano, who has been Managing Editor at ArtReview for three years, will be commissioned...
Oli Rahman shares his thoughts on the infamous prize and this year’s relatively unknown artists… The Turner Prize has launched the careers of some of the biggest heavyweights in the British Art Scene over the past...
All arts venues have to be more flexible to survive. But at what cost? There has been a lot of discussion lately about FACT’s staffing restructure. According to local media and an eloquent...
What is it really like to work within the ‘Glasgow Miracle’? Anna Taylor catches up with two artists working within the city’s artistic community… Graduates of Glasgow School of Art, regular exhibitors at Glasgow International...
What’s hot this week? Our pick of the post-Easter listings from around Liverpool and the rest of the UK… Wednesday — Book Club // Science Fiction: New Death 5.30pm @ FACT Liverpool, FREE “Gripping…...
Ahead of the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) North West Awards, we quizzed Regional Director Andrew Ruffler on the quality of north-west architecture, what healthy cities should look like and the future of UK design… The...
On her first visit to the GI, Frances Disley is left excited about the wider possibilities of the visual arts… Having never experienced Glasgow International (or GI) before, I would compare it to All...
Whistler, dazzleships, cartoons and a memorial to Hillsborough: Liverpool Biennial announces this year’s programme of events… Decipher the title as you will — something about artists disrupting their own habitats? — but the...