Odeum at Milan Design Week
As is now traditional (well, three years in a row), I collaborated with CTRLZAK Studio and JCP to provide names and narratives for a collection of hybrid but functional art-design […]
Author Archives: Alistair
All real artists get turned into a doll
I was inspired– negatively, so… unspired?– by the fuss about a recent Frida Kahlo Barbie doll, of which the doll itself was probably the least offensive thing. Yes, […]
The Portland Office for Imaginary History 2018
The Portland Office for Imaginary History is re-opening in September 2018!
Artists and mental health
New article for a-n News.
Five Types of Art Writer You Should Die Before You See
My latest column for Sluice magazine.
Artists are human too: the realist residency
Towards a fair artist residency.
Queer art in the UK
Notes on two new exhibitions of work by queer artists.
Venice Agendas at Folkestone Triennial: Opportunity, Unfortunately
Folkestone, Saturday 23rd September 2017.
Post election breakfast at Assembly Bristol, June 9th
9am-12, Friday 9th June at The Brunswick Club, Bristol.
My latest column for Sluice magazine
New edition of Sluice magazine out now, May 2017.
The Garden of Remember in the App Store
An interactive, locative app intended to provide an insight into living with dementia.
What They Didn’t Teach You in Art School
I contributed my wisdom (?) to this book by Rosalind Davis and Annabel Tilley. As a famous idiot once said (and as referred to on page 9 of the book […]
Christmas Presence: Colonel Robin
17th December 2016, Isle of Portland.
What is Art? A User’s Guide
Southampton City Art Gallery, Thursday December 1 2016.
The Portland Office for Imaginary History at b-side 2016
This way to the Tourist Misinformation Office.
The Portland Office for Imaginary History
b-side Festival, Portland, Dorset, 10-18 September 2016.
Sluice__ talks and Space Time Agency performances
Saturday 21 May, 12-6pm
A day of quickfire talks and performances at The Averard Hotel, 10 Lancaster Gate, London W2 3LH
£ Pro Quo open call
Performance event 12-3pm Saturday 21 May 2016, London
SAVE £40 ON FRIEZE TICKETS
Originally posted on CAREER SUICIDE:
… every single year, guaranteed… BY NOT GOING. I’m severely late on this one, because Frieze Art Fair [sic] was last October and at the…
“ARTIFICIAL, ESPERANTO ART” AND ITS DISCONTENTS
Originally posted on CAREER SUICIDE:
Costumes by Vahad Poladian. Photo by Hiroko Masuike, The New York Times Some gems from Raw Creation: Outsider Art and Beyond by John Maizels. Regular…
