Tagged queerness — Corridor8

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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

A gallery view with introductory wall text on the left and straight ahead one of Cahun's mirror portraits displayed on a deep purple wall

Claude Cahun: Beneath this Mask

14.06.2024, by Kirsty Jukes

Review

Abbot Hall Art Gallery

Kendal

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

Uma Breakdown: Earth A.D. 2

16.12.2023, by Emma Curd

Review

FACT

Liverpool

Three sculptural forms against a grey wall - a ceramic face, a knitted woollen torsa, a figure made from draped pink fabric on an aluminium frame.

Contested Bodies

06.12.2023, by Eliza Goodpasture

Review

The Stanley & Audrey Burton Gallery, University of Leeds

Orange and white striped wall with towel hanging on rail to the left, broom propped up against the wall to the right

Garth Gratrix: Cheeky Felicia

28.11.2023, by Even Allen

Review

Two stacks of publications on a grey plinth. The jackets read 'SOFT''

Fiona Larkin and Ian Giles: Soft Structures

26.11.2023, by Lesley Guy

Review

Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art

The gallery has white walls and brown wooden floors. A large multicoloured canvas to the right with small monitors against the far back wall and a large black cushion on the floor in the middle of the space.

New Contemporaries 2023

10.11.2023, by mandla

Review

Blackpool

Grundy Art Gallery

A fragmented still from a film is reflected in dark liquid seeping on the gallery floor. The reflected image is upside down, but it shows a person with their eyes shut and mouth open.

Lou Lou Sainsbury: Earth is a Deadname

07.03.2023, by Even Allen

Review

Hull

Humber Street Gallery

A draped piece of white knitted fabric is pinned against a white wall by a silver scaffold pole.

Jenny Beard and Connor Shields: Middle of The Road

28.11.2022, by Daniel Potts

Review

Leeds

Vernon Street Gallery, Leeds Arts University

A TV screen is filled with a brightly coloured image referencing seaside attractions. The central figure has highly intricate makeup applied to both of its faces.

First Outing

17.11.2021, by Nia Thomas

Review

Abingdon Studios

Blackpool

Wu Tsang: Under Cinema at FACT

09.11.2017, by Aoife Robinson

Review

FACT

Liverpool