Art without artists: Emma Pryde & Willard Klein reimagine our relationship with the past in their joint Dream of the Palace show Brandon Sward, 10 March 2020 reviews
The poetic lyricism of Imran Perretta’s the destructors presents as a pessimistic statement of intent within the nostalgic familiar Kashif Sharma-Patel, 5 March 2020 reviews
A plurality of perspectives between sound, plants & architecture from Maria Thereza Alves, Lucrecia Dalt & Cevdet Erek at CTM Anabelle Lacroix, 17 February 2020 reviews
Alicia Mersy’s Your Ability to Touch is Limitless finds comfort in the interdependent reality of our URL & IRL community diana, 7 February 2020 reviews
Gerda Paliušytė’s haunting ‘Nevermore’ documentary emphasises interdependence & connection as its own form of resistance Yates Norton, 5 February 2020 reviews
Emily Barker antagonizes the apparent neutrality of the able-bodied archetype by addressing accessibility in Built to Scale Sophia Aira, 29 January 2020 reviews
“Too bad it’s sinking”. (Self-) surveillance, climate dread & other existential terror at Miami’s Borscht Resurrected Steph Kretowicz, 13 December 2019 reviews
Memento mori: On the horror of inevitability & portents of endings as Tallin’s EKKM is forced to a halt during its last exhibition Steph Kretowicz, 29 November 2019 reviews
Here for the flow: Anna Zett’s Artificial Gut Feeling essays offer ringside seats to the fervently thinking body Kim Modig, 14 November 2019 reviews
Thoughts against ambience: sonic tension & void in Pan Daijing’s durational opera Tissues for the Tate Modern Jared Davis, 12 November 2019 reviews
Get Low (Real Deep): The underground networks of Vancouver’s New Forms Festival explored at their historical roots Isabelle Harada and Matt Dell, 21 October 2019 reviews
When did you get here? Reuniting the past & the present in Hrefna Hörn Leifsdóttir’s A carefully chosen set of advises Gab Hadden, 20 August 2019 reviews
Auto Italia’s evasive Unorganised Response group exhibition remains unruly by gazing at our institutions from the peripheries Jade Barget, 13 August 2019 reviews
Seeing into the future through the deepwater horizons of Linda Stupart & Carl Gent’s All Of Us Girls Have Been Dead For So Long Isabel Waidner, 2 August 2019 reviews
Moved by the Motion: Art, life & devotion in the dissident performative blurring of Wu Tsang’s An Atmosphere of Messages Kashif Sharma-Patel, 9 July 2019 reviews
“The new cannot be born”. On the failure to resolve the parallel realities, crises, affinities & alliances of the 58th Venice Biennale TC, 5 June 2019 reviews
Landscape reduces to grid: The tragedy of dividuality in the procedurally-generated dungeons of sidony o’neal’s AND NOW, SQUARE TREES manuel arturo abreu, 8 May 2019 reviews
Art Los Angeles Contemporary’s 10th edition is testament to endurance on the edges of the Californian city as it was & will be Steph Kretowicz, 6 March 2019 reviews
Freedom & control: Issues of power, privacy & accountability in our digital lives at the heart of the EU in Strasbourg Caroline Heron, 20 February 2019 reviews
“It just takes a second, it’s done.” Nazar’s Enclave conjures the reality of war in its cut & thrust update on Angolan & Portugese kuduro Steph Kretowicz, 11 December 2018 reviews
