More than Meets the Eye: Dala Nasser at Nottingham Contemporary
In the heart of the British Midlands lies an unlikely exhibition for an area of…
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Digital Evasion: Bassam Issa Al-Sabah at FACT Liverpool
Descending the ramp into FACT Liverpool’s darkened gallery feels less like entering an exhibition than…
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Artists Announced for 2026 Carnegie International
The 59th Carnegie International, curated by Ryan Inouye, Danielle A Jackson and Liz Park, is…
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Shows to See in February 2026
THE MISSION IS THE END, THE END IS ALL I WANT! at FACT Bassam Issa…
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Shezad Dawood
Canvas: What have been the key themes and inspirations during your career? Shezad Dawood: I…
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Are You My Mother?: Tala Madani at Pilar Corrias
Tala Madani’s Shit Mom is having an existential crisis. In A.I. (W.C. Crisis) (2025), the artist’s scatological…
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Transient States: Nour Jaouda at Spike Island
Nour Jaouda’s Matters of time begins not with a grand gesture but with the residue…
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Amirhossein Bayani
Canvas: Your work often explores themes of power, violence and control. What draws you to…
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Bursting at the Seams:Yto Barrada at South London Gallery
Yto Barrada’s exhibition at South London Gallery arrives wrapped in the language of horticulture. Thrill,…
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Reclaiming the Sacred: Dima Srouji at Ab-Anbar Gallery
In the Western imagination, Palestine – the Holy Land – has long existed as a…
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Mahsa Salali
Canvas: Movement and the body are central to your work. How do you navigate between…
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Poetics of Resistance: Basel Abbas and Ruanne Abou-Rahme at Nottingham Contemporary
Discussions regarding the relationship of art to politics can now quickly become either blasé or…
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