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3 drawings depict wild cartoonish characters, each like a fantasy - the left hand drawing is mostly purple, the middle drawing is mostly black and the 3rd is rainbow coloured!

Hardeep Pandhal: Saag and Fish Fingers

09.02.2026, by Kevin Hunt

Review

Midlands Arts Centre

Two male figures are immersed in a large trough-like structure at the side of a canal in Digbeth, Birmingham - they are building compost bays

Recomplicating Place with Social Practice

13.11.2025, by Sean Roy Parker

Feature

Installation view of an exhibition at Eastside Projects featuring 3 artworks. To the left a monolithic tower of breeze blocks, wood, lace - at the centre a hanging false ceiling with peeling wallpaper - to the right delicate drawings are pinned to the wall in a grid

Japhet Dinganga, Jessie Tam, Motunrayo Akinola: […] The Library is All of These.

09.06.2025, by Jaz Morrison

Review

Eastside Projects

Pages of text hang from a wall fixed ligature made from copper piping

Joanne Masding: The Moveable Scene of the Page

02.06.2025, by Kevin Hunt

Review

Liverpool

The interior of a wooden structure. The far wall has a large pvideo projected on it, an image of a young person wearing a hat and sunglasses apperas to be walking confidently. The subtitled cation reads 'This is success!' to the right a tv monitor shows a group of adults in an acting class. In the centre of the space a sloping platform about 2x2 metres with an oversized image of Time magazine cover on it.

Alice Theobald: Perfection is a Lie (An Ode to your Potential)

20.05.2025, by Rachel Magdeburg

Review

Eastside Projects

Promotional graphic repeating text of post.

Announcement:

29.11.2024, by Corridor8

Midlands

A group of people are stood in a number of poses, smiling, in front of a large screen painted to look like a galaxy in space.

Artist Run Multiverse Summit

13.02.2019, by Lauren Velvick

Eastside Projects

A black and white photograph of a fibreglass king kong sculpture, with a person sat on each shoulder. Around the gorilla's head hangs a sign about pay.

The King and I

31.01.2017, by Richard Hudson-Miles

Review

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Leeds