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Idle Women: Shifting Loyalties gathering 2017

14.12.2017, by Laura Harris

An image of two porcelain jugs. Both have been painted on by the artist, who has added tender portaits of black people to both. The paintings are vivid and overlaid on the existing patterns of the pieces.

Beyond the Wilderness Years: Lubaina Himid and the Turner Prize 2017

11.12.2017, by Orla Foster

A group of four people stand in a gallery together, they are laughing and talking together.

A Turn Out in Hull

21.09.2017, by Orla Foster

From black screen to black screen (repeat).

28.07.2017, by Iris Priest

A photograph of the Hepworth Wakefield building, which is made up of low grey blocks in front of the river.

Art, Audience and Economy: How should we value the arts in the North of England?

02.06.2017, by Tom Hopkin

A view from the street into gallery windows.

Things, Money, Art, Work, Class

11.04.2017, by Matthew de Kersaint Giraudeau

A transparent orb hung at head height in a gallery. Inside the orb is a material that looks like broken up tiny cubes. The orb has a circular hole so that the contents can be touched.

The Learning Web: Thoughts on William Noel Clarke’s God Dead Confused

04.04.2017, by Fred Mikardo-Greaves

Time’s ticking, that’s all.

02.03.2017, by Sara Jaspan

A sculpture of the gorilla character King Kong. The gorilla's arms are outstretched. The background is a black tiled building.

Latent Voices: How public art of the past can speak in the present

Henry Moore Institute, BALTIC, Bessie Surtees House

14.02.2017, by Amelia Crouch

A detailed drawing of a woman as a cowboy, in typical hat and neckerchief.

What if John Wayne were a woman?

09.02.2017, by Elspeth Mitchell

A series of three sculptural gourds arranged together. They are grey in colour, with hints of orange and peach.

Gourd Grief: Consuming without Conscience

12.01.2017, by Abi Mitchell

A photograph of some shelves in a bedroom. On the shelves are personal objects, likely belonging to a young girl. Many of the objects are pink, including a lamp and radio. There are stickers on the wall to the right of the shelves.

Bedrooms and Bombsites: Matthew Crawley’s Life Cycle of a Mould Mite and Thomas Hirschhorn’s In-Between

07.12.2015, by Lara Eggleton

A photograph of a northern train station platform in the UK.

Editorial: Creating a Cultural Corridor

25.10.2015, by Lauren Velvick

An image of water, with sunlight flooding in from a window and creating turquoise shapes on the surface.

Spotlight: Tuvalu Pavillion, La Biennale di Venezia

19.09.2015, by Jane Lawson

A drawing and watercolour showing a person standing at a door to a garden.

Fay Ballard: House Clearance

26.05.2015, by Bob Dickinson