Chou Yu-Cheng, Chemical gilding, keep calm, galvanise, pray, gradient, ashes, manifestation, unequal, dissatisfaction, capitalise, incense burner, survival, agitation, hit, day light, 2015. Activation at St George’s Hall as part of Liverpool Biennial 2018, 14 October 2018. All photos courtesy Rob Battersby

“I dedicated my throw to those whose dissenting voices remain unheard” – Chou Yu-Cheng’s Chemical Gilding… Reviewed // Liverpool Biennial 2018

28/10/2018

Search and destroy: invited to throw rocks at a Liverpool Biennial sculpture by Chou Yu-Cheng, Claireabella finds herself considering the art of protest… Consider the surface of this sculpture. With its 18 gold-plated, fence-like...

Museum life... Photo courtesy Clem Onojeghuo on Unsplash

“The prospect of a permanent job being withdrawn hit me hard”: Class IS A Big Deal

25/10/2018

Perma-skint, exhausted, disenfranchised… We need to talk about why working class people aren’t getting ahead in the arts. And as we rarely hear directly from working class people themselves about the obstacles they...

Paradise Rot: A Novel by Jenny Hval. Images courtesy Verso

“Skin and flesh and people desiring each other…” The Big Interview: Jenny Hval

23/10/2018

Musician Jenny Hval talks sensuality, criticism, and the porous quality of ideas with Mike Pinnington as her debut novel, Paradise Rot, is released in English for the first time… Jenny Hval’s debut novel...

Photo by Nate Nessman on Unsplash

Yes, Class IS A Big Deal

22/10/2018

Perma-skint, exhausted, disenfranchised… We need to talk about why working class people aren’t getting ahead in the arts. And as we rarely hear directly from working class people themselves about the obstacles they face,...

Bound Art Book Fair 2017

“It was a stab in the dark…” Introducing: Bound Art Book Fair

12/10/2018

A DIY venture that’s brought thousands of visitors to Manchester’s Whitworth Gallery, the friends behind independent book fair Bound are kicking back against bro-culture and the capital city, finds Jacob Charles Wilson… Recent...

Aslan Gaisumov, Keicheyuhea, 2017. Installation view at St George’s Hall, Liverpool. Biennial 2018. Photo: Thierry Bal

Aslan Gaisumov’s Keicheyuhea (2017) – Reviewed // Liverpool Biennial 2018

08/10/2018

Rona Cameron on Aslan Gaisumov’s 2017 film Keicheyuhea: a “living autobiography” of deportation, starvation, and endurance… Step inside the beautiful Grade 1 listed St. George’s Hall, walk past massive pillars and ornate sculptures, and...

Phoebe Kiely, They were my landscape (detail). Courtesy the artist

“The darkroom is a sacred space…” The Big Interview: Phoebe Kiely

22/08/2018

Jacob Charles Wilson discusses abstraction, darkrooms and chancing upon “images everywhere” with BJP Portrait of Britain winner, Phoebe Kiely… Photographer Phoebe Kiely has an eye for composition and the energy to be constantly...

Stina Puotinen, PROFORMA Contemporary Art Festival

Introducing: PROFORMA Contemporary Art Festival

27/07/2018

Fun! Live sculpture! Rapid fire performance! Introducing PROFORMA: a new annual contemporary art festival heading to Manchester’s Dancehouse tomorrow night… Those of you familiar with Bertolt Brecht’s work through the 1930-50s will know...

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Tenderness, Tradition, And The Absurd… In Pictures: Another Europe

26/07/2018

Why are we leaving again? As photographic exhibition Another Europe goes on show in London, celebrating European cultural heritage, its curator Hamish Park selects his favourite shots: from behind the scenes at the boxing ring, to the...

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