Appearing on Jo’s Art History Podcast!
Hellooooo my fellow art junkies! Now this blog entry is a little outdated, but I didn’t NOT want to share this with you, because it was by far one of my favourite experiences of 2021. In terms of my arts career, I’m most known for my writing, but if anybody knows me truly, […]
Outdoor Liverpool Treasures: The Baltic Triangle
It goes without saying that the marvellous city of Liverpool has an endless supply of museums and galleries for its locals and friendly tourists to satisfy their artistic appetites with. You have the Walker, the Open Eye, Tate Liverpool, the Lady Lever, the Maritime, Museum of Liverpool, etc etc etc. However… if our nationwide […]
Outdoor Liverpool Treasures: Central
It goes without saying that the marvellous city of Liverpool has an endless supply of museums and galleries for its locals and friendly tourists to satisfy their artistic appetites with. You have the Walker, the Open Eye, Tate Liverpool, the Lady Lever, the Maritime, Museum of Liverpool, etc etc etc. However… if our nationwide […]
![Eeek! I know I’m probably supposed to remain super professional (whatever that means) and all cool and chill about these things but I’m SO excited to share Totality, the second exhibition I’ve worked on but the first show I am solo curating! Exhibiting 3 incredible artists, Elina Yumasheva, Aiming Wang and Kelvin Wong, we want to show you that it IS possible to create fabulous temporary exhibitions in the most sustainable, eco-friendly ways through three very different types of visual practice, and exhibition-making by recognising how truly interconnected we are with the natural environments that surround us.
You can catch us for one day, and one day only next Tuesday (12th) from 10am-5pm, where we will all be present to engage in some thoughtful, considerate (and fun!) conversations around this topic outside of the Studio Building at Battersea Campus 🤍🌿🌎
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