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The artist with long hair in a ponytail and wearing a blue jumper turns away from a canvas to look into the camera

Sad Music You Can Dance To: On Yasaman Mollasalehi

07.05.2026, by Mollie Balshaw

A stone block carved to a smooth shape on the left and rough hewn on the right, interrupting the words carved on it: 'Want-; Disea-; Squalo-; Idlenes-; Ignora-'

Tony Heaton: Serial Dissenter

23.03.2026, by Kyle Nathan Brown

Interview

Review

Lancaster

A light wooden frame is dimly illuminated in the darkness, with pink and white ribbons and hand shaped fabrics draped from it

Against Control: Anti-Heroic Authorship in New Exhibitions from Ellis and Kidd

18.03.2026, by Mollie Balshaw

Review

HOME

Three performers wearing painted garb traverge a gallery space draped with calico. The floor is white vinyl and has words and fortprinted painted on in black and red. There is an audience watching.

Delaine Le Bas: +Fabricating My Own Myth – Red Threads & Silver Needles

05.06.2025, by Kate Sweeney

Interview

Newcastle Contemporary Art

Dark image of a party with low lighting showing prints on walls

scant: an interview

01.05.2025, by Corridor8

Interview

A white wall galley with three small sculptures, a green box on the wall, a small table on the floor and a long white box on the floor

There is nothing old under the sun: an interview with Steph Huang

11.04.2025, by Vivien Chan

Interview

Cross Lane Projects

Kendal

A white walled gallery with three large bright paintings on the walls and cardboard signs propped up on the floor around the space

Street Sellers: Lubaina Himid’s Women in Print Residency

12.02.2025, by Harpreet Kaur

Artlab Contemporary Print Studios

Preston

a composite image showing various security staff at Lnacaster University using their torches to creater a geometric drawing on a wall

José Garcia Oliva in conversation with Lauren Velvick

08.09.2024, by Lauren Velvick

Interview

a cream coloured glazed plate is stamped with the words 'my mum told me not to ask for seconds' in a pale sage green, to the right hand side an embroidered napkin is folded around a set of cutlery, the embroidered word say 'you don't want to get food on your best clothes', they are all laid on a white tablecloth and lit from the side which creates shadows

Horace Lindezey: We Are Gathered Here Together

29.08.2024, by Jazmine Linklater

Interview

Art in Manufacturing

the litho stone with drawing on its face and a hand swirling a liquid around the surface

Stepping Stones: Helen Cammock’s Women in Print Residency

01.08.2024, by Marjorie H. Morgan

Artlab Contemporary Print Studios

Preston

Sculptures that are bright yellow in the foreground and background, box shapes, and in the middle globular shapes on stands that are pinky-purple, kind of dada-ish, with two small green shapes to the left and right

Cross Lane Projects: In Conversation with Rebecca Larkin

24.01.2024, by Lesley Guy

Interview

Cross Lane Projects

Kendal

In a room with white walls and a blurred bookcase in the background, Amy is mid-sentence with a look of laughter on her face, holding an interview card that says TOPS on the back

Ames Pennington: TOPS

11.01.2024, by Sabine Sharp

Review

Uma Breakdown, Earth A.D. 2 (2023). Installation view

Uma Breakdown: Earth A.D. 2

16.12.2023, by Emeri Curd

Review

FACT

Liverpool

A short cylindrical tower built of fry stone wall in the outdoors under a blue sky

Julie Brook: What is it That Will Last?

14.12.2023, by Lucy Holt

Review

Abbot Hall Art Gallery

Kendal

A group of people milling about and chatting in an artists studio.

Paradise Works: Open Studios

05.12.2023, by Natalie Russett

Interview

Salford

A close up of the sculptures in rows, so the bottom left is very dark grey and blurred and the colours get brighter and the image sharper up to the top right.

Halima Cassell: Virtues of Unity

02.11.2023, by Kirsty Jukes

Interview

Blackwell - the Arts & Crafts House

Bowness-on-Windermere

A vitrine with small drawings inside in front of a large painting on the far wall

Under a Hot Sun & New Works at the Walker

28.02.2023, by Beth Holmes

Feature

Review

Liverpool

Walker Art Gallery

Image of the installation being discussed in the article.

James Schofield: Terracotta Dreams

16.03.2022, by Mike Pinnington

Review

Review

Existential House

Wirral

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

The Dirt I’m Made Of: Two Interviews about OUTPUT Gallery

27.10.2019, by Callan Waldron-Hall

Interview

Liverpool

Neon red writing that reads: 'Suffering Arcadia'.

Annabel McCourt: Suffering Arcadia

08.07.2019, by Martha Cattell

Interview

Scarborough Art Gallery

Barby Asante BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art Gateshead Rene McBrearty

Discussing Barby Asante’s Declaration of Independence

25.04.2019, by Katy Bentham

Interview

BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art

Gateshead

A person looks at an artwork mounted on the gallery wall. The work shows a person's back, overwritten with text.

Queerology: What Have You Done For Me Lately?

22.03.2018, by Alice Bradshaw

Review

Leeds

2017 BXNU Graduate MFA Exhibition - I Remember Most What Never Happened. Photo courtesy of Colin Davison.

BxNU MFA: I Remember Most What Never Happened

12.07.2017, by Andrea Allan

Interview

BALTIC 39

Newcastle upon Tyne