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A large hangar like space with white walls and a light grey floor. In the foreground a box-like sculpture with plastic flames. Behind that a partially built circular wall and in the background a large inflatable pig laying on its side. On the wall to the right hundreds of small images displayed in a block.

Middlesbrough Art Week

06.12.2023, by Uma Breakdown

Review

Multiple Venues

A photograph of St Helens town centre on a rainy day in autumn

Take Over 2022

07.12.2022, by Josh Coates

Review

St Helens

Take Over

Still from artist Rachel Maclean's work 'Im Terribly Sorry' showing women with giant mobile phones as heads.

Middlesbrough Art Weekender 2022

13.09.2022, by Annie O’Donnell

Feature

Three large screens in a dimly lit room. One on the far wall, in the middle of the photo, and the other two on adjacent walls either side. All three screens have a slightly similar image. A head and shoulders shot of a while male aged around 30. He has closely cropped hair, stubble and is wearing a black t-shirt. The background behind him is white. His face is different in each image as if he were talking or singing. There are two benches in the room in front of the screens.

Middlesbrough Art Weekender 2021

20.10.2021, by Annie O'Donnell

Feature

Multiple Venues

A view of post-industrial Middlesbrough. In the foreground is a piece of wasteland with the words I miss you, painted in large blue letters against white, on a wall. Two figures are sitting close together against the wall. In the middle ground are railway tracks and some contemporary urban buildings. In the distance is the transporter bridge and a clear evening sky dotted with clouds. Warm light and long shadows indicate that the sun might set soon.

Middlesbrough Art Weekender: Three Commissions

30.09.2021, by Steve Spithray

Interview

Multiple Venues

A forest is shown in low sunlight, as though in winter or at dusk. The image is in shades of dark brown, green, blue and orange where light strikes the trees.

Barnaby Bright: New Commissions

17.06.2021, by Neil Greenhalgh

Feature

Barnaby Festival

Liverpool Biennial: A call for Dialogue, not Monologue

06.03.2019, by Ed Montana-Williams

Review

Liverpool

Abandon Normal Devices 2017 (1/2): VISUAL

11.10.2017, by Jacob Bolton

Review

Castleton