
reading the Chorus
Oh No No No has a wonderfully lilting pattern created by the repetition of the letter ‘O’:
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Oh No No No has a wonderfully lilting pattern created by the repetition of the letter ‘O’:
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“I have always had a sense of living on borrowed time in a beautiful but doomed world.”

the performative aspect of this exhibit does feel like a demonstration, or do I mean demo?

trust my Gramma – a look into the inspiration for the draperies to duds installation

matter of mind by vjeko sager – a review of the drawn and crafted object.

In conjunction with the exhibition The Drawn and Crafted Object, Marney McDiarmid tells us more about her work and inspiration.

Sharon Reay writes about her love for children’s illustrated literature and the challenges she faced when creating her latest installation.