Elgiz Museum, Beybi Giz Plaza Maslak 34398 Istanbul
Azade Köker: Entkettet – Dissolution
Elgiz Museum presents a solo show of Turkist artist Azade Köker whose work explores the resistance that nature shows towards its destruction and urbanisation.
Elgiz Museum, Beybi Giz Plaza Maslak 34398 Istanbul
Elgiz Museum presents a solo show of Turkist artist Azade Köker whose work explores the resistance that nature shows towards its destruction and urbanisation.
Taigh Chearsabhagh Museum & Arts Centre, Lochmaddy, Isle of North, Uist, Outer Hebrides HS6 5AA
Niven and Macdonald have responded to two distinct archeological sites - Rubh an Dunain on the Isle of Skye and The Udal on Uist. In negotiating these sites both artists seem to approach the same question albeit in different ways - that is to ask how we might talk about the contemporary? Or perhaps more poetically, to try and describe what it feels like to look out on the world from a particular moment in time. Review by Alexander Storey Gordon
The Old Print Works, 506 Moseley Rd, Birmingham B12 9AH
Miguel Gutierrez makes performances ‘that are about things and are things themselves. The things they are about are big: how to live in the world, how to love, how to feel about being yourself’. Kim McAleese reviews
Arnolfini, 16 Narrow Quay, Bristol BS1 4QA
Long has made both an art and a science out of walking, and it is this tension between qualitative and quantitative modes of experiencing, measuring and representing the natural environment that is evident throughout the exhibition. Review by Joseph Constable
Ocean Studios, Unit 12, Residence Two, Royal William Yard, Plymouth PL1 3RP
‘A Taste of Things to Come’, Ocean Studios’ inaugural exhibition, guarantees a future for Plymouth as a formidable force for arts and culture. Review by Eva Szwarc
SE8 Gallery, 171 Deptford High Street, London SE8 3NU
The works take on a role somewhere between experiments, demonstrations, performances, drawings and statements, and are largely affectless. The text of this review begins in this way, logically but obscurely, in the spirit of the show. David Price reviews Tamarin Norwood
Limoncello, 340-344 Kingsland Road, London E8 4DA
This is no twee, feel-good surreality: characterisations bite, unexpected turns of events provoke a wince, and Williams’ delivery is invariably wry and self-reflexive. Isabella Smith reviews.
La Loge, Kluisstraat - Rue de l’Ermitage 86, B-1050, Brussels
La Loge presents Arvo Leo's feature-length film 'Fish Plane, Heart Clock' which celebrates and responds to the work of the Inuit hunter-turned-artist Pudlo Pudlat, alongside original drawings from Pudlo - many of which have never previously been exhibited.
The Drum, 144 Potters Ln, Birmingham B6 4UU
Season Butler is a maker-upper of stories. She plays provocatively and evocatively with truth and fiction, musing on the difference between what is unlawful and what is against the rules. Marlene Smith reviews
Hammer Museum, 10899 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90024
'UH-OH: Frances Stark 1991-2015' is the most comprehensive midcareer survey of the work of the Los Angeles–based artist and writer to date, featuring 125 drawings, collages, paintings, and video installations.
DanceXchange, Thorp St, Birmingham, West Midlands B5 4TB
There is a power struggle between us, the audience, trying to fix our own meaning onto these multiplicitous bodies, and these bodies constantly tricking us, evading us, sending us on a wild goose-chase. The show teases us, castigating us lightly for trying to force the violence of our own perception and interpretation on these bodies. Louise Orwin responds to Supernatural.
mac birmingham, Cannon Hill Park, Birmingham, B12 9QH
Atom Egoyan, a Canadian film director renowned for his movies concerning themes of displacement and mechanisms of time and memory, has always been fascinated by Beckett and his pursuit to tackle the inexplicable within the brackets of language. Review by Dominika Mackiewicz
RCA, 1 Hester Road, London SW11 4AN
Royal Academy Schools
“There wasn’t another course which would have given that level of intimacy, attention or rigour.” Lucy Williams, Graduate of the RA Schools