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I finally got to visit Glasgow's GI Festival after a mix up with my ticket booking, albeit on the last weekend, knowing that I would only get to see a glimpse of the vast array of work on show all over Glasgow town. My first stop was Read on…
CCA, GoMA, Royal Concert Hall, In Transit, Glasgow
11 - 27 April 2008
It always surprises me that we are so habituated to the everyday stuff of existence that life does not seem strange to us most of the time. There is probably a good evolutionary reason for this as experiencing the Uncanny on a regular basis Read on…
Leeds Met Gallery, Leeds
18 April - 17 May 2008
Untold stories of the discarded, the overlooked and the hidden where interior worlds meet the body, the playground, the urban streets and the gallery space itself, are brought together in a show by four artists, So-Ha Au, Catherine Hughes, Andrew Read on…
The Sassoon Gallery
4 April 2007 to 5 May 2007
It is good to see students at rival art institutions collaborating and exhibiting together. Joseph Richards an RCA graduate and Jonty Lees from the Slade both take a playful look at the possibilities in drawing through other media, such as, paint, Read on…
One Small Step
10 October 2005 to 12 December 2005
While the earlier show ‘Thy Neighbours’ Ox’ in 2003 took a ‘shared right’ stance to the ownership of art objects, ‘Thy Neighbours’ Ox 2’ recently showing at Space Station Sixty-Five wants to celebrate a greedy Read on…
Space Station Sixty-Five, London
3 December – 27 January
There is always a slight air of anxiety about the people who come to Hayes Lane Market, as if they are not quite sure what is going on or what they should do there. Either embarrassed at watching painters at work, or not quite sure if they Read on…
Hayes Lane Market
11 November 2005 to 11 November 2005
![Katri Walker, 'Aguamiel [honeywater]', video installation, 2008. Photo: Katri Walker. Courtesy: Katri Walker.](/an_images/428494-1.jpg)
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