The melancholic fug of stale cigarettes and mouldy timber that hangs heavy in the air, produced by the salvaged walls and window frames from Paul Carter’s studio, the memory of […]

“like with everything you have to be selective, and so much is repetitive, so much” (Volunteer archivist interviewed in Housed Memory 2000-2005) This new selection of work, taken from Uriel […]

A new modernity is emerging, reconfigured to an age of globalisation – understood in its economic, political and cultural aspects: an altermodern culture. Increased communication, travel and migration are affecting […]

Dear Art Monthly, Whether or not we believe Dave Beech when he is proclaiming Postmodernism’s tendency to occult critique, and one would certainly not want to out and out refute […]

One Year: November 2007 – December 2008 With the close of Lydia Gifford’s recent exhibition this November Laura Bartlett celebrated one year in existence in her narrow slice of space […]

The Ruins of the Future, with Mary Mattingly Standpoint Gallery, October 24 – November 22 2008 Kjærgaard’s reclaimed timber plank construction leads mutely into the gallery. Elegant yet nebulous, the […]

written March 2008 @ 3rd Way Gallery Curated by Sebastian Verner artists: Sophie Levitt Ilya Efros Jonathon Simons On 3rd December 1989 the first President Bush and Mikhail Gorbachev declared […]

written January 2008 In ‘Strange Events Permit Themselves the Luxury of Occurring’ Steve Claydon has permitted himself the luxury of the unapologetically grandiose task of cultural restitution. In his file […]

written January 2008 On the moment of death, when, as Blanchot might say, one is hung between existence and non-existence by the merest of threads, will the crossing be perceptible? […]

written November 2007 Clusters of concomitant stairs dissect the upper and lower planes, rising and falling in folds. Twists of browngrey concrete. Cleaving floors; holding them apart and bringing them […]