Turner Prize – The Flaneur

Brutalism

It’s funny to think that the council estate I grew up in was once considered an innovative architectural style and progressive social housing project. Surprising, because if you are unlucky enough to visit Roehampton […]

Anish Kapoor: Fleshy, Reflective and Engaging

Anish Kapoor is an artist at odds with the spaces his works are displayed in. Often either fitting awkwardly within a space, taking a whole space up or forcing us to consider the space in […]

Matt Stokes, Cantata Profana, installation view at Baltic (2011).

Matt Stokes’ Cantata Profana at the Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art, Gateshead

The Baltic is gearing up to become the first non-Tate host of the prestigious Turner Prize next month and much media focus has therefore been aimed at this converted flour mill, one of the biggest […]