Paul Carter – Hotel (2009) at Matt’s Gallery
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 […]
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 […]