Reviews — Page 18 of 30

Wu Tsang: Under Cinema at FACT

09.11.2017, by Aoife Robinson

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FACT

Liverpool

A person looks directly at a sculpture lit from within. The work has lips and a chin, surrounded by abstract shapes in blue, pink and green.

Alina Szapocznikow: Human Landscapes

08.11.2017, by Liam McCabe

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Hepworth Wakefield

Wakefield

A gallery with white walls and wooden floor. Several sculptures can be seen in the room, the main focus is a ladder leading up to the ceiling. The ladder is pinned down by round ball weights and wire.

Artist Rooms: Joseph Beuys

06.11.2017, by Tessa Norton

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Leeds

Leeds Art Gallery

Reality Check

03.11.2017, by Elisabetta Fabrizi

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Gateshead

The NewBridge Project : Gateshead

A red screen with writing in chalk. A hole in the board reveals a mouth, with the lips painted in the same shade of red.

Lisa-Marie Dickinson: Mother Tongue

02.11.2017, by Karen Tobias-Green

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Leeds

serf studios

Abandon Normal Devices 2017 (2/2): AUDIO

02.11.2017, by Jacob Bolton

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Castleton

Peak District

AND A 123

01.11.2017, by Ashleigh Owen

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Castlefield Gallery

Manchester

Review: Frequency Festival 2017

26.10.2017, by Jacob Bolton

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Lincoln

What is Socially Engaged Photographic Practice?

25.10.2017, by Eli Regan

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Liverpool

Open Eye Gallery

A view of a wooden sculpture that looks like a large cog, resting on a metal frame.

David Sowerby: The Idles That Habit Forms

25.10.2017, by Derek Horton

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Leeds

University of Leeds Project Space

Pioneers of Pop

24.10.2017, by Michaela Hall

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Hatton Gallery

Newcastle upon Tyne

Bluecoat: In the Peaceful Dome

24.10.2017, by Callan Waldron-Hall

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Liverpool

The Bluecoat

A view of an art gallery with white walls and a shiny dark grey floor. In the foreground there is a large screen, semi folded. It is a metal frame with two surfaces. Behind this on the wall is a series of three abstract paintings.

Bloomberg New Contemporaries 2017

20.10.2017, by Rosie Minney

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BALTIC 39

BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art

Gateshead

Newcastle upon Tyne

Preview: Log Book at Frequency Festival

20.10.2017, by Jacob Bolton

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Lincoln

The Chapter House

The Worst Seats In The House

19.10.2017, by William Noel Clarke

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Capstan House

London

All Roads Lead to Wigan Pier

18.10.2017, by Eli Regan

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Leigh

The Turnpike

This is Human

17.10.2017, by Emma Bosworth

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HOME

Manchester

Artist Rooms: Roy Lichtenstein in Focus

16.10.2017, by Carl Bishop

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Culture Shifts: Local at Open Eye Gallery

16.10.2017, by Grace Edwards

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Liverpool

Open Eye Gallery

BALTIC Artists’ Award 2017

13.10.2017, by Liam McCabe

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BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art

Gateshead

An illustration of anemones underwater, in many different colours, shapes and textures.

Marine Art: Ernst Haeckel

13.10.2017, by Jay Drinkall

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Hull

The Deep

Miami to Morecambe: This Building for Hope

11.10.2017, by Jack Welsh

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Lancashire

Morecambe

Abandon Normal Devices 2017 (1/2): VISUAL

11.10.2017, by Jacob Bolton

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Castleton

Peak District

A person stands in a gallery with a colourful painting by Lubaina Himid

Turner Prize 2017

09.10.2017, by Orla Foster

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Ferens Art Gallery

Hull

View of a gallery with white walls and grey floor. Several sculptures are visible throughout the space.

Lucy Vann: Test Bed #1

07.10.2017, by Lucy Holt

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Bloc Projects

Sheffield

Alphonse Mucha: In Quest of Beauty, Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool

29.09.2017, by Claire Walker

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Walker Art Gallery

Capital P, capital ISIN

28.09.2017, by Paul Cordwell

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Manchester

The Great Medical Disaster

Black Blossoms at The Royal Standard: If We’re Going To Heal, Let It Be Glorious

27.09.2017, by Grace Edwards

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Liverpool

The Royal Standard

Considering the Past and what has Passed – Coming Out: Sexuality, Gender & Identity

25.09.2017, by Callan Waldron-Hall

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Liverpool

Walker Art Gallery

A sepia photograph of three people. Two are walking, one is in the trailer of a bike holding a camera to film.

Notes From Another India: Mark Lapore & Ruchir Joshi

25.09.2017, by Richard Hudson-Miles

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Leeds

Pavilion & Hyde Park Picture House

A Show About The Show

23.09.2017, by Tom Emery

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Bankley Studios and Gallery

Manchester

A darkened gallery with an installation of breezeblocks and red fabric.

Joseph Buckley: Brotherhood Tapestry

12.09.2017, by Georgia Taylor Aguilar

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Leeds

The Tetley

In the Floating World: Edo Pop at Lady Lever Art Gallery

11.09.2017, by Jacob Bolton

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Lady Lever Art Gallery

Liverpool

Two works hung in a gallery with pale blue walls and wooden floor. Both artworks depict figures, on the left a figure in grey and on the right a figure in pink and blue costume.

Laurence Figgis: (After) After

06.09.2017, by Karen Tobias-Green

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Leeds

Leeds Arts University

Portraying a Nation: Germany 1919–1933

04.09.2017, by Jenny Gleadell

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Liverpool

Tate Liverpool

A gallery wall featuring a number of wheatpasted posters referring to British history and culture.

Jamie Reid: Ragged Kingdom

02.09.2017, by Richard Hudson-Miles

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Hull

Humber Street Gallery