Pete Goodbody explores photojournalist Battaglia’s world of blood, terror, and the resilience of ordinary Sicilians… It is a strange feeling to walk around this exhibition of photographs taken in Sicily during the ’70s and ’80s, and to recognise we...
Hold the phone. A new zine is hitting the market right now and its name is Queen of the Track… Described as “vogue on crack” by its creators Flis Mitchell (an artist and...
Despite online competition from the likes of Facebook and Eventbrite, Maja Lorkowska realises that nothing compares to the art of the printed invite… LJMU’s Exhibiton Research Centre is currently home to Please Come...
Writer? Blogger? 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 than competitors...
What does ‘culture’ mean? And can art help us understand? Laura Robertson on a new exhibition exploring the ‘key’ words of the English language… “The fact is, they just don’t speak the same...
Sarah Creed visits her namesake’s new exhibition and finds a heady mix of crude humour, playfulness and exploration… I arrive at the Southbank on a cloudy Sunday morning, slightly disheveled by the drizzly weather, plus...
Emma Sumner appreciates how one artist is exploring drawing whilst utilising Castlefield Gallery’s new launching pad… Since its establishment in 1984, Castlefield Gallery has played a fundamental role in the development of emerging...
Visiting Holden Gallery’s latest exhibition, Luke Healey analyses the ‘diagram’ through the prism of art, football (!) and pseudoscience… There’s a spartan feel to the current show at Manchester Metropolitan University’s Holden Gallery. Despite...
James West unearths the horrifying truth behind colonial brutality and sees how photography became a powerful catalyst in the campaign for human rights… This powerful exhibition, Brutal Exposure: the Congo, currently on show...