The stop motion animated glitch TV video made to accompany The Sorceress, part of the Exotica Suite project made in … More
Category: Rituals
A Feast Of White Emulsion & Outright Chaos (SOBJECTS, Nov 2021)
“We spent a lot of time trying to work out what the fuck a SOBJECT is and just finished writing … More
Work in Progress from The Ubu Show: The Chancellor’s Song (2019)
Back in 2019 one project in development was The Ubu Show, a group exhibition centred on Alfred Jarry’s absurdist icon, … More
Michael Forbes: A Coney Island of the Eye (Photobook Text, 2013)
A conversation with Michael Forbes about Coney Island as image, reality and stage. Where did the interest in Coney Island … More
Shrapnel: a documentary fiction on the subject of money, containing many fabricated quotations, in which one hundred ‘lucky’ pennies are found, gathered from city streets and saved towards the purchase of a single lottery ticket (Extracts, 1998 – 2005)
“A guy walks into a bar with a bunch of inmates from an out of town nuthouse, their day out, … More
Robert Holcombe’s Telekinesis & Kuhle Wampe Ghost Walk (Oct 12, 2019)
As part of artist collective Kuhle Wampe‘s residency at Nottingham Contemporary, I was invited to spend a day working with … More
Works from the Hallucinated Archive (Bonington Gallery, 27 Sept – 16 Nov, 2019)
‘Works from the Hallucinated Archive’ has been comissioned for the foyer and vitrines at Nottingham Trent University’s Bonington Gallery, running … More
David Severn’s ‘Whitby Goth Weekend’ Launch (Beam Editions, 2018)
For Halloween 2018, Nottingham based photographer David Severn launched a limited edition photobook of his series of images taken during … More
Introduction to Art Writing Workshop at Nottingham Contemporary (April 26, 2018)
For the third meeting of our Introduction to Art Writing group, a series of four exploratory workshops jointly organised by … More
Reflections On ‘Reset’ by Simo Kellokumpu, Vincent Roumagnac & Aurélie Pétrel (Dance4, 2014)
“There is no such thing as an empty space or an empty time. There is always something to see, something … More