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Installation shot. Bunting containing the words 'Trust Your Gut' hang in the foreground. In the background a knitted length of fabric striped orange, blue and yellow hangs on a wall.

The Town is The Gallery: This is Birkenhead

18.04.2024, by Josh Coates

Review
Birkenhead
Convenience Gallery
A gallery space. In the foreground, a circular floor piece - a welldressing - with patterns formed from dried flowers etc. Two sofas and a table display in the midground. Five black and white images of wells on the back wall.

Mouthpieces: Three Exhibitions in Sheffield

17.04.2024, by Pamela Crowe

Review
Arts Catalyst
Millennium Gallery
Sheffield
Site Gallery
A large well lit gallery space. The wall in the background is covered in a repeat pattern wallpaper. There is an abstract picture on this wall. To the right are a series of unframed prints of repeating patterns, in different colours. In the foreground are a number of plinths with ceramics displayed.

Jacqueline Poncelet: In the Making

15.04.2024, by Michele Allen

Review
Middlesbrough
Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art
A white walled room full of stuff scattered all about, all looks a bit sci fi techy, with lots of silver medal and red tones

Lee Holden: Universal Bridge

28.03.2024, by Simon Sylvester

Review
Cross Lane Projects
Kendal
A white walled gallery space lit up green, on the floor in the foreground stencils for lettering reading WE ARE ALL IN A CYCLE and to the left in the back a ladder, to the right a trolley with buckets of paint

Jo Lathwood: Making Up

07.02.2024, by Jazmine Linklater

Review
Lowry
Salford
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
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
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
Crescent Arts
Scarborough
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
Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art
A disc about a meter in diameter, cut from what looks like a dark grey carpet tile is set a few inches from the ground. The disc has brightly coloured squiggles and shapes painted on to it. there is a broken glass and a pink high heeled shoe laying on the top.

Brass Tacks: In the Round

15.11.2023, by Kin

Review
Newcastle Arts Centre
Newcastle upon Tyne
A roll of perforated orange plastic in front of a tent-like structure made from aluminium tubing

Katrina Cowling: Near to the Wild Heart

06.11.2023, by Saffron Ward

Review
Blenheim Walk Gallery, Leeds Arts University
Leeds
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 blue transporter bridge over a stretch of river in an industrial area.

People Powered: Stories from the River Tees

27.09.2023, by Steve Spithray

Review
Middlesbrough
Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art
A gallery space with white painted walls and concrete floor. Light enters the windows along the back wall. There are several artworks in the gallery: a modified pool or snooker table, a sofa and arm chair, a green curtain, and a set of antlers mounted to the wall.

Luke Beech: Winner Breaks First

27.07.2023, by Emma Curd

Review
Hull
Humber Street Gallery
Layers of white gauze fabric hanging in a gallery, printed with images of skeletal grey trees.

We Live, Like Trees, Inside the Footsteps of Our Ancestors

07.07.2023, by Chloe Elliott

Review
Leeds Arts University
An exhibition space including, to the left, a green and yellow coloured film showing plant life, and to the right a to-scale greenhouse whose glass panes are covered with black and white images of layered lines or tubes.

Nick Jordan: Natural Interaction

22.04.2023, by Neil Greenhalgh

Review
HOME
Manchester
Sculptures in a white wall gallery space with a concrete floor and blue ceiling beams

Rosie Edwards: Genetic Material

13.04.2023, by Nia Thomas

Review
Cross Lane Projects
Kendal
A still from a CGI video essay. The background is black with small white lines marking out space, and navigation tools at the side of the screen. A 3D model of a mountain is in the centre, with green plants growing among white and grey rock.

Kyriaki Goni: Data Garden

18.03.2023, by Alasdair Milne

Review
Leeds
Leeds Arts University
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
Low stools and plastic buckets in a gallery space

Fieldnotes: Brigitte Jurack

17.02.2023, by Katy Morrison

Interview
HOME
Manchester
A painting of woman planting a small white sapling in the red earth

Christine Kowal Post: They Think They Are Fallen Angels

09.02.2023, by Nina Newbold

Review
Williamson Art Gallery & Museum
Wirral
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 wall hung sculpture made of terracotta tiles in the shape of a skirt.

Emma Gregory: dynamics of care

23.01.2023, by Julia Johnson

Exploration
Artlab Contemporary Print Studios
Preston
The Birley Project Space
A black and white film still, in which a figure is starting to ascend a staircase in a south London tower block.

Jerwood/FVU Awards: Soojin Chang & Michael.

21.01.2023, by Tessa Norton

Review
Leeds
Leeds Art Gallery
A low-lit gallery space with industrial looking structures

Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley and Josèfa Ntjam

13.01.2023, by Claire Walker

Review
FACT
Liverpool
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 corten steel sculpture made up of the letters 'LOVE' repeated and stacked in a square format. The sculpture is set on a grassy mound with a stone building behind.

Robert Indiana: Sculpture 1958-2018

08.11.2022, by Abi Mitchell

Review
Wakefield
Yorkshire Sculpture Park
Installation view of ‘Shaken, Not Stirred’ (1992) by Tony Heaton. Image courtesy of the Grundy Art Gallery, photograph by Matt Wilkinson,

Strange Loops: altered by Tony Heaton

20.09.2022, by Daniel Newsham

Review
Blackpool
Grundy 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 gallery space with six flags on poles in a circle. The flags are made from fabric, ribbons and recycled materials. Mounted on the wall behind, a video shows a figure holding a flag on a beach.

Andrew Omoding: Welcome to Me, Scarborough. To See and Hold My Work

09.06.2022, by Joanna Jowett

Review
Crescent Arts
Scarborough
Three seated figures made from plywood, on each figure a plant is growing. Painted on the gallery wall behind are human-animal figures transforming into plants.

Survey II

19.05.2022, by Orla Foster

Review
Sheffield
Site Gallery
A green, flat landscape with a ruined castle to the right. On the left in the foreground a grey, concrete sculpture rests on the grass. The sky is blue with white clouds low on the horizon.

Wild Eye: Art & Nature new commissions

05.05.2022, by Amelia Crouch

Review
Review
Invisible Dust
Scarborough
A tall white column on a stepped plinth, covered in delicate sculptures, sits in the middle of a light gallery space with two windows.

­­­Rachel Kneebone: 399 Days

07.04.2022, by Gertrude Gibbons

Review
Wakefield
Yorkshire Sculpture Park
A view of a gallery space with blue walls and concrete floors and multiple artworks that resemble a film set

Kara Chin: Show Real & Ashley Holmes: Trust Melody

31.03.2022, by Pamela Crowe

Review
Hull
Humber Street Gallery
A small white plaque with a black border and caps letters spelling THIS IS A MIRROR YOU ARE A WRITTEN SENTENCE

The Ideal Work of Art is a Hyperrealist Linear Narrative

10.03.2022, by Jazmine Linklater

Exploration
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