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A TALL ORDER! ROCHDALE ART GALLERY IN THE 1980S

Eddie Chambers argues that the contributions of regional public galleries in the
1980s raises questions about their impact today





CLASS ISSUES: ART PRODUCTION IN AND OUT OF PRECARITY

Martin Herbert encounters an all-too-rare exhibition exploring the issue of
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ROY CLAIRE POTTER: LAND LAY MOLDBREST • DAVID STEANS: MUMMY HOOD NESTING FOREST

Jamie Sutcliffe is consumed by two new net art commissions that explore
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THE DOUBLE: IDENTITY AND DIFFERENCE IN ART SINCE 1900

Richard A Kaye encounters the magic of the double in this inspired exhibition





ARRAY COLLECTIVE: THE DRUTHAIB’S BALL

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VIDEO AFTER DIDEROT

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ART AND THE CHTHULUCENE

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GLITCH POETICS

Nathan Jones makes new sense from non-sense





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Arts Council England. The prize seeks new writing on innovation and
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In Defence of the Small Screen
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I Am a Photograph
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Going on a Bear Hunt
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Robert Beavers
Siavash Minoukadeh on the power of oblique suggestion in queer cinema

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Out in the Open
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place when screened outdoors

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Lutz Mommartz’s Own Private Idyll
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Image Abrasion
Cassandre Greenberg considers Derek Jarman’s Blue as a celluloid artefact in an
age of portable digital media

Patrick Staff: On Venus
Laura Jacobs on hostile environments, both social and natural, in Patrick
Staff’s ‘On Venus’ exhibition

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Bank – Basement – Becker
Adam Hines-Green on the expression of horror through both fiction and reality in
the LA video art of Julie Becker

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