Category Archives: Contemporary Art

The Girls: the Lost Interview

Posted on 2013/01/07 by herbertwright

This interview was originally published on the Love is the Law website in September 2009. In a sign of complete disrespect to both The Girls and your correspondent here, this ‘magazine’ failed to archive it, and it disappeared some time … Continue reading →

Posted in Contemporary Art, Contemporary Art | Tagged 2 Star! annual, Andrea Blood, Bournemouth, mermaid, nyotaimori, portrait photography, The Embodied Soul Passes through Girlhood to Death, The Girls, Tom Medwell, Zoë Sinclair | Leave a comment

London’s Last Great Free Art Collective Show?

Posted on 2011/04/21 by herbertwright

A great W of light bulbs was hung across a non-descript post-war office building, awaiting the fall of darkness. Earlier this month, it lit up for an extraordinary night. The usually-desolate car park below it filled with people, laughter and … Continue reading →

Posted in Contemporary Art, Contemporary Art, London | Tagged Anghared Williams, art collective, Ben Connors, Bermondsey, Darren Harvey-Regan, Emily Hussey, Laura Buckley, Neckinger Depot, New Contemporaries, Paul Sammut, Reinier Kravendonk, S.A.G.S., The Woodmill | Leave a comment

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