China and the colour red. From the flag, to communist rule, to those tasty little crunchy bits in e-shand beef that are who know’s what. ‘Invisible Red Threads’ sees four artists, Prue Gramp, Peter Johnson, Erin Lykos and Sarah Rothe responding to their residency in Jingdezhen, China. Along with guest artists from China, Lingling Yu, Chenchen Shen, Derek Au and Wang Hao. The artists explore the ‘invisible red thread’ that connects those destined to meet.
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Tony Garifalakis and Richard Lewer Collaboration ...On my computer I have a folder labelled “ANIMALS FIGHTING”. I guess I’m a sicko. I really like photos of animals – especially...
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Birth Glow, ‘Ultimate Relief’ ...If y’all had the privilege of seeing Birth Glow play at any time recently, you’ve probably still got a residual sassy half-smile on your...
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Guest review by Sun Araw: Prince Rama,...The emphasis throughout the record is continually on the titular NOW: the performances save and spare nothing, driving the ecstatic and truly...
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‘Dystopian Utopianator’,...At the opening night of Patrick Rees’ 2011 show with Ben Leslie META, I overheard someone good-naturedly accuse him of having an embarrassing...