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Turntable Gallery: A Welcome Disruption
Two Lincolnshire-based artists have come together to open a new art gallery in the port town of Grimsby, North East Lincolnshire. Oliver Ventress talks to Darren Neave and Dale Wells about the engagement of a high-street audience, the practicalities of funding a contemporary art space and Turntable’s aspirations for the future.
Two Lincolnshire-based artists have come together to open a new art gallery in the port town of Grimsby, North East Lincolnshire. Oliver Ventress talks to Darren Neave and Dale Wells about the engagement of a high-street audience, the practicalities of funding a contemporary art space and Turntable’s aspirations for the future.
Derbyshire Artist Resident Project: A Practice in Living Communally
Alex Stubbs is inviting to Derbyshire Artist Resident Project, an artistic community of social practice.
Ten Years of Two Queens
2022 marks the ten-year anniversary for Two Queens in Leicester. Amrit Doll speaks to Daniel Sean Kelly and Gino Attwood about the highs and lows of running an artist-gallery and studio space.
the fairy paganist clubbing vvitch fffflying from club to club
Andrew Bracey finds Jean-Michel Wicker is using the space at TG to connect the viewer in an unexpected way, the emotional response and contemplation, becomes part of the experience.
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︎Issue 8
Ben Bogart's Watching (A Space Odyssey)
Part of Leicester’s citywide Art-AI Festival 2021, Watching (2001: A Space Odyssey) (2018) is the first of two reworkings of classic sci-fi movies (the other being Ridley Scott’s 1982 Blade Runner) by media artist Ben Bogart
Words with: Joey HolderIn Remark’s series of interviews with artists based in the East Midlands, Joey Holder reflects about living in Nottingham and working internationally
Arit Emmanuela Etukudo: The ChristeningThe representation of black women’s bodies and the artist’s lived experience are at the heart of a show at New Art Exchange, Nottingham
Derby’s FORMAT international photography festival presents a new interactive online exhibition platform
︎Issue 7
in reality, these things need to be saidA show by emerging artists that surveys the complex nature of race in the UK, the reclamation of stolen pasts and the celebration of Black British culture
The New Midland Group
A new initiative takes inspiration from the historical legacy of Nottingham’s Midland Group, a cooperative of artists that aimed to make the Midlands a centre of art activity
‘This Machine is Black’ at LCB DepotAlex Stubbs considers ruminations on Deepfakes, systemic racism, Afrofuturism and identity in the digital realm
‘Error & Power’ at ArtcoreAmelia Roberts examines the culmination of a year-long residency at ArtCore Gallery in Derby, which deconstructs punishment, obedience and the limitations of human and artificial intelligence
︎Issue 10
︎Issue 9
Turntable Gallery: A Welcome Disruption
Two Lincolnshire-based artists have come together to open a new art gallery in the port town of Grimsby, North East Lincolnshire.
Oliver Ventress talks to Darren Neave and Dale Wells about the engagement of a high-street audience, the practicalities of funding a contemporary art space and Turntable’s aspirations for the future.
Derbyshire Artist Resident Project: A Practice in Living Communally
Alex Stubbs is inviting to Derbyshire
Artist Resident Project, an artistic
community of social practice
Ten Years of Two Queens
2022 marks the ten-year anniversary for Two Queens in Leicester. Amrit Doll speaks to Daniel Sean Kelly and Gino Attwood about the highs and lows of running an artist-gallery and studio space.
the fairy paganist clubbing vvitch fffflying from club to club
Andrew Bracey finds Jean-Michel Wicker is using the space at TG to connect the viewer in an unexpected way, the emotional response and contemplation, becomes part of the experience.
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︎Issue 8
Ben Bogart's Watching (A Space Odyssey)
Part of Leicester’s citywide Art-AI Festival 2021, Watching (2001: A Space Odyssey) (2018) is the first of two reworkings of classic sci-fi movies (the other being Ridley Scott’s 1982 Blade Runner) by media artist Ben Bogart
Words with: Joey HolderIn Remark’s series of interviews with artists based in the East Midlands, Joey Holder reflects about living in Nottingham and working internationally
Arit Emmanuela Etukudo: The ChristeningThe representation of black women’s bodies and the artist’s lived experience are at the heart of a show at New Art Exchange, Nottingham
Derby’s FORMAT international photography festival presents a new interactive online exhibition platform
︎Issue 7
in reality, these things need to be saidA show by emerging artists that surveys the complex nature of race in the UK, the reclamation of stolen pasts and the celebration of Black British culture
The New Midland Group
A new initiative takes inspiration from the historical legacy of Nottingham’s Midland Group, a cooperative of artists that aimed to make the Midlands a centre of art activity
‘This Machine is Black’ at LCB DepotAlex Stubbs considers ruminations on Deepfakes, systemic racism, Afrofuturism and identity in the digital realm
‘Error & Power’ at ArtcoreAmelia Roberts examines the culmination of a year-long residency at ArtCore Gallery in Derby, which deconstructs punishment, obedience and the limitations of human and artificial intelligence