Reviews — Page 10 of 30

A large gallery space with white walls and wooden floor. In the middle of the picture is a large, life sized model of a hippo. On the wall behind there are a number of small coloured inamges.

Animalesque / Art across species and beings

11.12.2019, by Dave Pritchard

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BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art

Gateshead

Continuation and/or duration

08.12.2019, by Michael Orr

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Abingdon Studios

Blackpool

A black and white photgraph of a boggy river running through an woodland framed field.

Nii Obodai: Of Natural Magic

07.12.2019, by Jay Drinkall

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Beverley Art Gallery

A series of white abstract and geometric sculptures in a white gallery space.

Edward Allington: Things Unsaid

29.11.2019, by Tessa Norton

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Henry Moore Institute

Leeds

Two people embrace bending over the hood of a car. Balanced on the hood are cups and drinks.

Christopher Nunn – Borderland: Stories from Donbas

28.11.2019, by Daniel Potts

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Bradford

Impressions Gallery

Mountain Size

26.11.2019, by Steve Spithray

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Middlesbrough

Pineapple Black

A Trick of the Light

24.11.2019, by Derek Horton

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Blackpool

Grundy Art Gallery

photo of installation space with a bell tent and scaffolding

Madlove Take Over

22.11.2019, by Sarah Bailey

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Heart of Glass/ The Hardshaw Centre

St Helens

Alice Kettle – Thread Bearing Witness

16.11.2019, by Michael Orr

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Burnley

Gawthorpe Hall

Happy Ending

02.11.2019, by Daniel Newsham

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Bunker Gallery

Manchester

Beautiful and Brutal: 50 years in the life of Preston Bus Station

28.10.2019, by Derek Horton

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Preston

The Harris Museum & Art Gallery

A very graphic, pop art image of water lillies, in parody of the Monet painting as indicated by the bridge behind the lillies.

ARTIST ROOMS: Roy Lichtenstein

22.10.2019, by Caro Fentiman

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Hatton Gallery

Newcastle upon Tyne

Two people in a museum standing close together but both bent sideways as if swaying.

Drag Take-over with Lady Kitt & DGA Collective/ #Untitled 10 2019

22.10.2019, by Mike Golding

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County Durham

The Bowes Museum

Chila Kumari Singh Burman: Punk Punjabi Prints

18.10.2019, by Catherine Harty and John Thompson

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Cork

Cork Printmakers at Lavit Gallery

A person with brown hair wearing a white shirt stands in front of a painting in shades of black, purple and grey.

A new gallery for Leeds. BLANK_ opens with Rhian Cooke: Divide by Two

17.10.2019, by Abi Mitchell

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BLANK_

Leeds

A black and white photograph of the construction of huge white domes that look like golf balls.

Michael Mulvihill’s The Unblinking Eye: 55 Years of Space Operations on Fylingdales Moor

17.10.2019, by Lara Eggleton

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Whitby

Whitby Museum

Two framed drawings on a white wall. Both are photo realistic portraits of David Attenburgh and Greta Thunberg.

Thoughtful Planet 3

17.10.2019, by Dave Pritchard

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Birtley

Thought Foundation

What Makes a Contemporary Art Centre? Finding the Formula at Bluecoat

17.10.2019, by Ed Montana-Williams

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Liverpool

The Bluecoat

Shezad Dawood’s Leviathan

17.10.2019, by Claire Walker

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Liverpool

The Bluecoat

Transform and Escape the Dogs

09.10.2019, by James Schofield

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50 - 54 Church Street

Blackburn

NOT PHOTOGRAPHY

08.10.2019, by Andee Collard

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Bankley Studios and Gallery

Manchester

Photograph of a gallery, including a sculpture on wheels, a screen showing a film and artworks hung on the walls.

Ecstatic Rituals

05.10.2019, by Richard Hudson-Miles

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Hull

Humber Street Gallery

Five prints hung close together on a white wall with bulldog clips. The prints show a variety of repeated motifs including a tower block and the words 'The right and freedom to a home'

Community Not Commodities

03.10.2019, by Sarah Davies

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Newcastle upon Tyne

Shieldfield Art Works

Middlesbrough Art Weekender

03.10.2019, by Steve Spithray

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Middlesbrough

A person stands in a gallery looking at an installation. The light is orange and the work features projections and repeated patterns.

Footnotes on Equality

02.10.2019, by Paul Drury-Bradey

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Artlink

Hull

A view of an artwork in a gallery. It is a large wall hanging or mural, made from fabric. The background is shiny gold, and it features shapes that look like legs and bodies.

Frances Disley: The Cucumber Fell in the Sand

30.09.2019, by Tessa Norton

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Hull

Humber Street Gallery

A view of a gallery with white walls and floor. Several sculptures are visible in the frame, made up of everyday objects.

Alex Farrar: Fall, slump, drop on a bedside cabinet in water […]

26.09.2019, by Jessica Piette

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Bloc Projects

Sheffield

An image of a sculpture on a brown background. The work is made of ceramic and metal, and looks like a natural object such as coral or the growth of branches.

What is the Matter? Materials, Commodities, Narratives

22.09.2019, by Orla Foster

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Kelham Island Museum

Sheffield

A person in a black tshirt stands with their arms raised up. Another person is seated in front of them. They appear to be in a concert hall or perhaps a place of worship.

Ashley Holmes and R.I.P. Germain: Double 6

17.09.2019, by Super BLACK: Omari Swanston-Jeffers

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Leeds

Leeds Town Hall

Two people stand inside a large inflatable artwork in shades of yellow and pink.

Michael Shaw: INF23

16.09.2019, by Karen Tobias-Green

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Leeds

Left Bank

Supersymmetry

14.09.2019, by Jack Welsh

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Leigh

The Turnpike

REAL WORK: FACT, Liverpool

14.09.2019, by Stephanie Gavan

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FACT

Liverpool

Each Toward The Other

10.09.2019, by Derek Horton

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Bury

Bury Art Museum & Sculpture Centre

A fabric banner held up by a black woman on a beach. The banner is orange and reads 'be at the hand of might'

Yorkshire Sculpture International at the Henry Moore Institute

09.09.2019, by Pamela Crowe

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Henry Moore Institute

Leeds

Field Study

04.09.2019, by Annie O'Donnell

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Middlesbrough

The Auxiliary Project Space

A person standing against a plain background. They are wearing a huge turquoise costume and mask, which extends their shape to appear like an arrowhead.

How to be a Dyslexic Artist & Other Stories

30.08.2019, by Daniel Potts

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Leeds

The Tetley