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Looking out of the front windows of a trolley-bus, you see a path leading through a mausoleum

Digital Vapour Trails: Ronnie Danaher in profile

27.06.2024, by Abi Mitchell

Interview

Installation view of the space with the framed screens dotted about, lit up orange in contrast to the blue lit back wall

Jenny Baines and Anna Macdonald: New Arrangements

09.04.2024, by Laura Biddle

PINK

Stockport

A red brick wall with two large screens showing letters like a word search and a futuristic scene of a street with a floating spaceship of gardens above.

TIDAL: Relax into 2050: Artfly

09.01.2024, by Michael Orr

Review

Barrow-in-Furness

Cooke's Studios

A light skinned person with greying hair has their hands on a round pine table, they are wearing headphones, they are looking at the table in contemplation. Behind them is a drawing of a coastal landscape attached to a pine board with bulldog clips. There are blue and black bean bags near the table.

Blue Futures: In conversation with Suzy O’Hara

12.12.2023, by Christie Yung-hei Chan

Interview

The Word

A bright multicoloured digital collage with objects flying out from the centre including a CD, pieces of paper, a small glove and a bar of soap.

Matrices and Communities: FACT Together 2022-2023

28.09.2023, by Reece Griffiths

Review

FACT

Liverpool

A metal bridge over pools of water in a metal foor

TIDAL: Troubled Waters by Stine Deja

10.07.2023, by James McColl

Review

Barrow-in-Furness

Cooke's Studios

Four people are seated in front of a large projection screen at Brighton CCA Dorset Place; they are silhouetted in a darkened room. On the screen is a still image from 632700, showing an red and green abstract pattern around the edge, a central white circular band with a photograph of a den made from sticks in the woods inside the circle, a drawing of red and blue flowers in the bottom right, and a drawing of a person painting a landscape scene on canvas in the bottom left.

Anne-Marie Atkinson: ‘632700’

29.03.2023, by Michael Orr

Review

Brighton

Leeds

Leeds Art Gallery

Wooden sculptures depicting sheet face masks in a low-lit gallery space.

My Garden, My Sanctuary

16.09.2022, by Denise Courcoux

Review

FACT

Liverpool

A vertical screen showing a figure in a medieval-inspired dress, framed in a pixelated arch. To the right is a doorframe filled with perspex clouds held together in a grille structure. Behind is a computer terminal and a hanging painted curtain.

Ronnie Danaher: iConfess

06.08.2022, by Zara Worth

Review

Leeds

a photo of a dark seaside in low tide with stormy skies

Aristotle Roufanis: Worlds Apart

03.03.2022, by Even Allen

Review

Hull

Image of half a globe made out of delicate sheets of paper, strung together. Light is projected onto it and reflecting on the wall behind it.

Platform 21

09.02.2022, by Alex Stubbs

Review

Sheffield

Yorkshire Artspace

A computer generated or enhanced microscopic image of human tissue. light pink and purple strands, knotty and with fine tendrils seem to float in a dark blue space. the microbial strands glow with a mysterious light and stand out against the murky backdrop. Similar material is floating in the background, out of focus. The image is etherial and fantastical.

One Cell At A Time

10.12.2021, by Christie Yung-hei Chan

Review

Review

Newcastle upon Tyne

Online

A blue cyanotype print with white silhouettes of figures- some stood in pairs and others individually.

Reflections of a curator in lockdown

04.06.2020, by Aidan Moesby

Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art

A person with brown hair wearing a white shirt stands in front of a painting in shades of black, purple and grey.

A new gallery for Leeds. BLANK_ opens with Rhian Cooke: Divide by Two

17.10.2019, by Abi Mitchell

Review

BLANK_

Leeds

NOT PHOTOGRAPHY

08.10.2019, by Andee Collard

Review

Bankley Studios and Gallery

Using the Past to See the Future

03.05.2019, by Ed Montana-Williams

Review

Liverpool

Chinternet Ugly

02.04.2019, by Beth Dawson

Review

CFCCA

James Bridle Digital Citizen BALTIC Gateshead

Digital Citizen – The Precarious Subject

13.03.2019, by Caro Fentiman

Review

BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art

Gateshead

Machines will watch us die

21.05.2018, by Abi Mitchell

Review

Ready Gamers? States of Play: Roleplay Reality at FACT

09.04.2018, by Callan Waldron-Hall

Review

FACT

Liverpool

Future Aleppo: a VR Experience at FACT

11.02.2018, by Callan Waldron-Hall

Review

FACT

Liverpool

Slaves of Fashion: The Singh Twins at Walker Art Gallery

11.02.2018, by Julia Johnson

Review

Liverpool

Walker Art Gallery

Search History

03.05.2017, by Selina Oakes

Review

AirSpace Gallery

View of a gallery with multiple freestanding sculptures positioned throughout. The works all relate to the body and figure, with many featuring human limbs.

Aleksandra Domanović: Votives

11.04.2017, by Simon Boase

Review

Henry Moore Institute

Leeds