Dublin | Gerard Byrne Kerlin Gallery opens Fri 28 Feb |
London | Claudia Pagès Rabal Chisenhale Gallery opens Fri 28 Feb |
Dundee | Suzanne Lacy Cooper Gallery opens Fri 28 Feb |
London | Germaine Kruip The Approach opens Fri 28 Feb |
London | Sophie Bueno-Boutellier The Approach opens Fri 28 Feb |
Manchester | Sue and Terry Atkinson Moon Grove opens Fri 28 Feb | PV 27 Feb |
London | Ella Kruglyanskaya Thomas Dane 3 Duke St opens Fri 28 Feb | PV 27 Feb |
Edinburgh | Portia Zvavahera The Fruitmarket Gallery opens Sat 1 Mar |
London | Jeff Wall Production Hot Wheels opens Sat 1 Mar |
Oxford | Barbara Steveni Modern Art Oxford opens Sat 1 Mar |
Hosted by Chris McCormack
Erika Balsom on John Smith’s latest film ‘Being John Smith’, Ben Burbridge on rave culture as an unfulfilled promise for a new politics of the left and Dan Kidner reviews the Deep Time festival at Fruitmarket in Edinburgh.
Hosted by Matt Hale
Mark Prince discusses postwar US modernist abstraction as a form of cultural protectionism.
Hosted by Matt Hale
Bob Dickinson discusses artists who connect the sleep crisis to the climate crisis, while Tom Denman reviews the ‘Towards New Worlds’ exhibition at MIMA in Middlesbrough.
Rachel Pronger discovers how the IDFA attempted to recover from the previous year’s calamitous festival
Martin Herbert is urged to free his mind
Tom Jeffreys reports on an exemplary critical art festival that supports communities of artists at the grassroots level
Adam Heardman looks beyond the spectacle of high-tech immersive art experiences
Oreet Ashery interviewed by Larne Abse Gogarty
Lawrence Abu Hamdan interviewed by Chris McCormack
The Michael O’Pray Prize is a Film and Video Umbrella initiative launched in 2017 in partnership with Art Monthly, supported by University of East London and Arts Council England. The prize seeks new writing on innovation and experimentation in moving-image art. Read the winning texts below.
Bami Oke examines Garrett Bradley’s embodied video reflection on US culture
E De Zulueta explores the delirious resistance of Mexican filmmakers Colectivo los ingrávidos
Nevan Spier views Palestine through the films of Mustafa Abu Ali and Elia Suleiman
Edinburgh Art Festival x Art Monthly Writer’s Award is an open call opportunity that supports the winner in attending the Festival then writing a text in response to any part of the EAF programme. Read the winner’s text below.
Shifting Perceptions in Edinburgh
Seán Ward discovers Edinburgh’s radical side via the 2024 art festival
The Almanac Prize results in a text commissioned by Almanac Projects in collaboration with Art Monthly and the Black Cultural Archives as part of Almanac’s open call Writer in Residence 2022 initiative. Read the winner’s text below.
Rene Matic
Leanne Petersen responds to Rene Matic’s practice in dialogue with Black Cultural Archives’ collection
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