Reviews — Page 8 of 30

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

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Hull

Humber Street Gallery

Image of the installation being discussed in the article.

James Schofield: Terracotta Dreams

16.03.2022, by Mike Pinnington

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Existential House

Wirral

Image showing performance discussed in the article

GREY AREA

16.03.2022, by James Harper

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Manchester

PINK

a photo of a dark seaside in low tide with stormy skies

Aristotle Roufanis: Worlds Apart

03.03.2022, by Even Allen

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87 Gallery

Hull

An image of one of the works by Charlotte Dawson being discussed in the article

Charlotte Dawson: Here/There

24.02.2022, by Stephanie Gavan

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Abingdon Studios

Blackpool

Bloc Projects

Sheffield

An image showing a few large painted canvvasses suspended from the ceiling and from wooden frames.

Beth Shapeero: The Shape of Things

09.02.2022, by Alice Bradshaw

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Leeds

The Tetley

Image of half a globe made out of delicate sheets of paper, strung together. Light is projected onto it and reflecting on the wall behind it.

Platform 21

09.02.2022, by Alex Stubbs

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Bloc Projects

Sheffield

Site Gallery

Yorkshire Artspace

3 sculptures resembling flagpoles hung with fringed material are positioned in the paved back garden of a red-brick terraced house.

On the street where you live: Threshold, a year in review

20.01.2022, by Saffron Ward

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Leeds

Two people lying toe to toe in a field with their knees bent, a blue sky above them.

Freestylers: Everybody with Me, Always

20.12.2021, by Kate Liston

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BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art

Gateshead

An installation image of the exhibition; it shows two walls painted pink and green with pictures hung in straight lines.

You Belong Here: Artists Rediscovering Salford’s Green Spaces

19.12.2021, by Natalie Bradbury

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Salford

Salford Museum and Art Gallery

The orange figure of a womxn sits atop a pink horse that has human feet. The pair are moving through a green landscape, with two cherries visible in the left foreground on the floor.

Katie Tomlinson: Fight the Moon

12.12.2021, by Matt Retallick

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Paradise Works

Salford

A computer generated or enhanced microscopic image of human tissue. light pink and purple strands, knotty and with fine tendrils seem to float in a dark blue space. the microbial strands glow with a mysterious light and stand out against the murky backdrop. Similar material is floating in the background, out of focus. The image is etherial and fantastical.

One Cell At A Time

10.12.2021, by Christie Yung-hei Chan

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Newcastle upon Tyne

Online

An image of a drawing on brown, distressed paper suspended by wires on top and gripped with hand-like clasps on the bottom.

Lily Lavorato and Amelia Wood: A Passing Place

02.12.2021, by Holly Grange

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Assembly House

Leeds

A TV screen is filled with a brightly coloured image referencing seaside attractions. The central figure has highly intricate makeup applied to both of its faces.

First Outing

17.11.2021, by Nia Thomas

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Abingdon Studios

Blackpool

Satelliser - a dance for the gallery, at Baltic

J Neve Harrington: Satelliser – a dance for the gallery

08.11.2021, by Kate Liston

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BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art

Gateshead

An image of a derelict, formerly grandiose space with a red car covered in a giant doily in the foreground, a photographic portrait of a man in a gask mask in the middle ground, and a tapestry of football fans chanting in the background.

British Textile Biennial 2021

05.11.2021, by Claire Walker

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East Lancashire

Various Venues

A documentary photograph of the workshop being discussed showing the artist Youcef Hadjazi and workshop participants

Trauma Then, Trauma Now: Performing Trauma

04.11.2021, by Mymona Bibi

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Liverpool

Liverpool Arab Arts Festival

The Royal Standard

Seaworks

21.10.2021, by Julia Johnson

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Southport

The Atkinson

A partial view of an exhibition, there are images of civic architecture on the back wall. In the middle distance a vitrine holding three medals or coins. In the foreground is a table decorated with bunting and holding refreshments: a plate of wrapped biscuits and a jug of squash.

Navigator North: Exchange – Past, Present & Future

18.10.2021, by Debbie Rolls

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Middlesbrough

The Masham

A group of collaged scenes depicting rural scenes displayed upon a white surface. In the foreground one of these scenes is in focus, it shows a white field with figures and a piece of industrial machinery alongside stylised plantlike forms on the left, in the centre of the collage is a barren looking field and on the right is a photographic image of a sheep.

Gemma Burditt: Future Landscapes

14.10.2021, by Caro Fentiman

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Berwick-upon-Tweed

Gymnasium Gallery

The artist stands beside a wavy sculptural wall installation, backlit.

YSI 2021: A summer of sculpture

14.10.2021, by Abi Mitchell

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Leeds

Wakefield

An image of the exhibition being discussed showing work by Andrius Arutiunian

Uncertain Data

30.09.2021, by Leah Binns

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FACT

Liverpool

Two papier mache masks sit on a white shelf which is mounted on a white wall. One is white and one is red, and they appear to be demons or folkloric figures.

Short Supply: MADE IT 2021

28.09.2021, by Grace Edwards

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Manchester

Rogue Artists’ Studios

An image showing the full installation from a central perspective, with a grouping of sculptures and a clear view of the glass ceiling.

James Thompson: Spatial Drifts

23.09.2021, by Orla Foster

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Leeds

Leeds Art Gallery

A sculptural installation with plants hanging from a tree-like wooden frame, lit by grow lights and decorated with golden foil.

UnNatural History

23.09.2021, by Sarah Pennington

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Invisible Dust

The Herbert Art Gallery and Museum

The black silhouette of the artist wearing a baseball cap is visible in front of a green pram containing a bright pink humanoid form collaged from various types of fabric and mannequin bodyparts.

Mark Woods: Absorption

05.09.2021, by Danielle Ash

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Cross Lane Projects

Kendal

Expanded Interiors: Re-Staged

27.08.2021, by Grace Denton

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Hatton Gallery

Newcastle upon Tyne

Close up of section of the Installation, Multispecies Visionary Institute by Sabina Sallis at Gymnasium Gallery.

Sabina Sallis: Multispecies Visionary Institute

19.08.2021, by Michele Allen

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Berwick-upon-Tweed

Gymnasium Gallery

A close-up of a fabric assemblage, perhaps a quilt or garment. There is applique in various different fabrics and small shells are attached in two rows. There is a shape that looks like the earth as well as shapes suggesting waves and sea creatures. The colours are blues, purples and pinks with some deep yellow.

Zadie Xa: Moon Poetics 4 Courageous Earth Critters and Dangerous Day Dreamers

29.07.2021, by Martha Cattell

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Leeds Art Gallery

The image shows a wooden sculpture resembling a tree trunk supported by four bowing legs in the centre of the frame, with drawings of tree trunks in frames behind it on the gallery wall.

David Nash: Return to the Forest

23.07.2021, by Laura Biddle

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Cumbria

Grizedale Forest Visitor Centre

A landscape in shades of green, brown and orange. Layers of hills recede, becoming darker in colour until the orange sky is reached. The image is textured and grainy.

Sheffield Doc/Fest 2021: Arts Programme

08.07.2021, by Jessica Piette

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Doc/Fest

Sheffield

A map of the Atlantic Ocean showing detailed nautical charts of the same area laid on over the top of it.

Abandon Normal Devices Festival 2021: Online Exhibitions

01.07.2021, by Lawrence Dunn

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Liverpool

A frog, stood upright on a rock, confronts a lion sat on its hind legs in front of a starry sky as dawn, or fire, breaks over the horizon.

Rui Matsunaga

24.06.2021, by Katie Shirley

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Southport

The Atkinson

A wooden climbing frame inside an old fashioned gymnasium, there are three small paintings hung on it's bars.

Oliver Hoffmeister: Hide and Seek

10.06.2021, by Michaela Hall

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Berwick-upon-Tweed

Gymnasium Gallery

Loucey Bain: Spatial Narratives

10.06.2021, by Annie O'Donnell

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The Auxiliary Project Space

Many Splendored Things

31.05.2021, by Jazmine Linklater

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Abingdon Studios

Blackpool