Jun
11
The Picks: June 2024
Yes, yes, the month is a third gone.
We have been most deathly ill here at Make and Do Towers,
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Jun
03
Notes on toppled statues and glass houses | May 2024
Art doesn’t give people the idea to lop a statue off at the ankles. That idea has been around for thousands of years. The action is the tide. Stand in front of it. Try to hold it back. See how that goes.
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May
30
Unfamiliar Familiars
Some exhibitions are 'hard to exhaust'.
9 min read
May
06
The Picks | May 2024
Here’s the stuff I think you might like a look at in May.
Firstly, get up to Contemporary Art
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Apr
30
A lot of art | April 2024
There’s a LOT of art going on, and some of the best is from the edges.
15 min read
Apr
19
PERSONAE
Some work takes time before I find it. Sometimes I have problems. What am I missing? Is there anything to miss? Is that really it? Is that all there is?
I have had much to consider with the work of Micheila Petersfield. I’ve had problems.
7 min read
Apr
19
What a performance: Lau v Moorilla
By Pip Stafford
I am not a lawyer (nor am I a cat).[1] But I am a law student
16 min read
Apr
03
The Picks | Apr 2024
Quick, it’s getting cold. Get judicious about leaving the house. Make concrete plans. Get a raincoat, consider putting Dubbin
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Mar
28
Languages, rituals, imperialism | March 2024
Yes, it’s March. It’s almost APRIL. Terrifying.
There’s quite a bit here that I need to mention.
12 min read
Mar
22
Notes on Lands of Light: Lloyd Rees in Tasmania
I didn’t want to like this exhibition.
Which is an admission of both bias and exhaustion.
The sheer dominance
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