Exploration — 24.09.2020
Emerging Accessibility: Post-viral programming and disabled audiences
by Izzy Kroese
Exploration — 21.09.2020
The future for arts in the UK looks bleak – but there is power in a union
by Lauren Velvick
Exploration — 04.06.2020
Reflections of a curator in lockdown
Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art, Middlesbrough
by Aidan Moesby
Exploration — 07.05.2020
Sara Barker: All Clouds are Clocks, All Clocks are Clouds
Leeds Art Gallery, Leeds
by Holly Grange
Exploration — 20.01.2020
In their own words: New Contemporaries artists on using language in their practice
by Lara Eggleton
Exploration — 02.10.2019
‘An inward looking outer space’: a brief history of Corridor
by Hannah Nussbaum
Exploration — 30.07.2019
Surviving or Thriving? How visual artists in Yorkshire respond to being called ‘resilient’
by Alice Bradshaw
Exploration — 14.07.2019
She’s Eclectic: Women Artists of the Victoria Gallery & Museum Collection
Victoria Gallery and Museum, Liverpool
by Ed Montana-Williams
Exploration — 25.03.2019
Re-collections: Susan Hiller, Elizabeth Price, Georgina Starr
Site Gallery, Sheffield
by Amelia Crouch
Exploration — 13.02.2019
Artist Run Multiverse Summit
Eastside Projects, Birmingham
by Lauren Velvick
Exploration — 24.11.2018
Grayson Perry: The Vanity of Small Differences
Grundy Art Gallery, Blackpool
by Claire Walker
Exploration — 17.09.2018
The List, Its Destruction and What This Means for Liverpool
Liverpool
by Julia Johnson
Exploration — 12.08.2018
Adventures in Ekphrasis: a Report, a Consideration
Leeds Art Gallery, Leeds
by Emma Bolland
Exploration — 01.05.2018
Museums in a Post-Colonial Commonwealth: identities, issues and opportunities
Museum of Liverpool, Liverpool
by Julia Johnson
Exploration — 18.11.2017
No Two People: Andrew Lister & Rosie Vohra
Assembly House, Leeds
by Liam McCabe
Exploration — 13.04.2015
Writers Respond: Kirsten Luckins in response to Conscience and Conflict, British Artists and the Spanish Civil War
Laing Art Gallery, Newcastle upon Tyne
by Kirsten Luckins
Exploration — 19.03.2015
Writers Respond: Kirsten Luckins in response to Sabina Sallis, The Source of Resilience
The NewBridge Project, Newcastle upon Tyne
by Kirsten Luckins