Sluice Magazine, Autumn/Winter 19-20
The latest issue of Sluice magazine is out now. The theme this time is looking to the natural world and to deep time for survival strategies. As usual I wrote […]
Category Archives: Writing
When you’re an artist, every night is drag night
My article in the spring/summer 2019 edition of Sluice magazine.
Look clean, so you can be really filthy
My column in the spring 2019 issue of Sluice magazine.
YOU WERE ONLY SUPPOSED TO BLOW THE BLOODY DOORS OFF
The Bank Job, London.
Not Neutrality
My latest blog for The Open Data Insititute.
Am I a Local Artist?
My column from the autumn/winter 2018 edition of Sluice Magazine.
A HUMANISING FORCE
Manchester, November 2018.
Dystopians Just Wanna Have Fun
I’ll destroy you with my mini-submarine, Mr Bond.
Sluice magazine: Don’t Look Down
My column from the previous issue of Sluice magazine is now online, on the pervasive metaphorical debt of the art world, the perpetual actual debt of artists, and lazy little […]
Behind the Curtain: art and trust
Art at the Open Data Institute.
Artists and Mental Health
Summary of my research on the mental health of artists for a-n: the artists information company.
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.
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 […]
Columnist ((((；゜Д゜)))
Saturday 30th April at IMT Gallery, London E2, 6-9pm
Write about your own art
Writing workshops for artists based in Northumberland and the Borders.
