Photos from Coalville Micro-Festivals

New photos from the Coalville Micro-Festivals in summer of 2025.

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Death is coming

The Autumn 2025 issue of Sluice magazine is out at the start of November. Order now!

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Gallerinas & Grifters in Sluice Spring/Summer 2025

New mini-RPG by me in Sluice Magazine, 2025.

The Creative Freelancer’s Climate Almanac

The Creative Freelancer’s Climate Almanac by Julie's Bicycle offers tailored resources for artists engaging in climate action, with templates, case studies, and self-care tips to avoid burnout. Featuring Unbuilt Environments.

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Four Things I Have Unlearned

Read 'Four Things I Have Unlearned' by Alistair Gentry, in Sluice magazine's Autumn/Winter 2024 issue, Unlearning.

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Climate Artz

Emma Blake Morsi and I discuss creativity and the arts in climate action and justice in the Creative Climate Leadership podcast from Julie's Bicycle. Listen on your ipod!

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The Price of Everything

New article about disabled artists making a living at Axisweb.

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Unbuilt Environments exhibition(s), March 2024

The upcoming "Unbuilt Environments" exhibition, commissioned by the UCL Trellis Programme is in London from March 16 to April 1, 2024. The installation, part of the Field Works exhibition at Hoxton Hall, will feature a five-screen video, accessibility features, and be free to the public. Also at the CPH:LAB Inter:Active symposium in Copenhagen in March.

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Residency at Pervasive Media Studio

Artist in residence at Pervasive Media Studio, Bristol, February-March 2022.

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Big Mobile Public Library Energy

My latest column for Sluice magazine.

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When you’re an artist, every night is drag night

My article in the spring/summer 2019 edition of Sluice magazine.

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Am I a Local Artist?

My column from the autumn/winter 2018 edition of Sluice Magazine.

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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 millennial fucks. The new issue is out very shortly, with more of my columnage.