David Keen shares three poems he wrote in response to Andrew Omoding’s solo exhibition at Camden Arts Centre

Pelican Project discuss and respond to the film Mirrored To The Core from the exhibition James Paddock: Life Could be Done So Much Better at the Exeter Phoenix

Edwina Slinn from Rocket Artists shares her thoughts on Pheonix Art Space’s ‘Lucy, Jack, Gabby’ exhibition

Art Riot Collective share their thoughts on MK Gallery’s Trickster Figures exhibition

David Lorimer shares his thoughts on John McNaught’s solo exhibition at Project Ability in Glasgow.

Art Box London artists share their thoughts on Art et al.’s Cromwell Place exhibition

Submit to Love artist Chris Miller reviews the William Scott retrospective at Studio Voltaire in London.

Venture Arts artist Louise Hewitt has reviewed the Turner Prize exhibition at The Herbert in Coventry. This year it features five artist collectives.

Writer and curator Katrina Schwarz explores how London studio, Submit to Love, is working against isolation and for collaboration.

Writer Jennifer Higgie explores the creative practices of artists Matthew Calandra, Matthew Clarke and Lisa Reid.

Art et al. commissioned Australian PhD student Chloe Watfern to write a piece alongside Sydney based Studio A artist Lisa Scott, about how to write together inclusively.

London based artist Miriam Jane Ramsey has reviewed the Jean Dubuffet ‘Brutal Beauty’ exhibition at the Barbican, in her own unique way.

Sonia Boué reflects on Project Art Works being nominated for the Turner Prize 2021 and interviews their CEO Kate Adams as well.

Australian arts leader, advocate, curator, and writer Kelly Gellatly on the current social and cultural climate that museums and collecting institutions in Australia operate in, and what is needed to revolutionise it.

Scottish artist Simon McAuley reviews Project Ability’s exhibition featuring three artists from supported studios, which forms part of Glasgow International 2021.

by Lisa Slominski

Curator Lisa Slominski explores the practice of Nnena Kalu of ActionSpace, London

by Mike Pinnington

Editor of The Double Negative, Mike Pinnington examines the practice of Barry Anthony Finan of Venture Arts, Manchester