Tagged contemporary art — Corridor8

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A grey-walled gallery space containing multiple installations of objects - colourful frames draped with fabrics, ceramic objects on the floor to the left, a pile of grey sand with a chain suspended above in the back right corner

Jerwood Survey III

18.10.2024, by Tom Branfoot

Review

Sheffield

A room lit with a pink-purple hue. A film is projected on the far wall. On the floor is an indistinct sculptural form.

Michelle Williams Gamaker: Our Mountains Are Painted on Glass & Dahong Hongxuan Wang: Role Model

25.06.2024, by Chantal Oakes

Review

Liverpool

Three large otherworldly sculptures stand on geometric plinths in a gallery with dark carpeted floor. Behind them lay amorphous floor cushions in dark blue and green. The backdrop to the scene is a large corner projection showing the alien-like creatures depicted in the sculptures come to life in a familiar yet strange world.

Sahej Rahal: Mythmachine

30.01.2023, by Laura Clarke

Review

BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art

Gateshead

A photograph showing many pipes and industrial infrastructure on top of a building.

Unveiled: open submission roundup of reopenings

09.05.2021, by Corridor8

Feature

Across the North of England

Cover of The Lockdown Gazette, with blue background and colourful geometric shapes snaking across the page.

Reset or rewild: perspectives on future arts infrastructures

13.02.2021, by Dr. Susan Jones

Feature

a still image of a 3D render of a gallery space showing stairs leading up from the floor the viewer is on

Emerging Accessibility: Post-viral programming and disabled audiences

24.09.2020, by Izzy Kroese

A view of an artwork in a gallery. It is a large wall hanging or mural, made from fabric. The background is shiny gold, and it features shapes that look like legs and bodies.

Frances Disley: The Cucumber Fell in the Sand

30.09.2019, by Tessa Norton

Review

Hull

Humber Street Gallery

A view of a darkened room, with an artist's film projected on the back wall.

Harriet Rickard: Poor Image Projects

27.07.2018, by Anna Ratcliffe

Review

Leeds

Installation view. Messy Democracy at the Hanover Project, University of Central Lancashire

Messy Democracy

06.06.2018, by Robbie di Vito

Review

Lancaster

Lancaster University

Roy Voss, The Way Things Are (installation shot) at Grundy Art Gallery, Blackpool

Roy Voss: The Way Things Are & All the World’s a Sunny Day

14.05.2018, by Daniel McMillan

Review

Blackpool

Grundy Art Gallery

Click (after Hogarth) (2018) two-part argon and glass. Brass Art: that-which-is-not at Bury Art Museum and Sculpture Centre. Image courtesy of Bury Art Museum and Sculpture Centre

Brass Art: that-which-is-not

16.04.2018, by Beth Dawson

Review

Bury

Bury Sculpture Centre