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      We can draw a line from the tip of our pencil to our piece of paper and we have a dot. We can draw a line from our piece of paper to a person we love and when the person dies we can still have the line that touched the person. We can draw a line from [...]
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      If you missed me making it sound like I was making art for fifteen minutes on Resonance FM the other week, you can hear it again below. It was originally broadcast on November 16th as part of the antepress art writing programme Digestives. My next Digestives programme isn’t until early February. In the meantime here’s a [...]
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    • Smiles on Paper November 30, 2009
      On Saturday I presented a new work at the Stanley Picker gallery during the Writing Exhibitions symposium. Here’s an outline of my work, which I called Genuine Smiles: A sheet of paper is attached to one wall of the gallery, and attached just below it is a long piece of string with a sharpened pencil fixed [...]

Review: Beauhemia

Posted on August 5, 2007 by Tamarin

Exhibition: Beauhemia
Nettie Horn, 25b Vyner Street, London E2 9DG, 6 July – 12 August

I want to write about just one work in Beauhemia, the current show at the new Vyner Street Nettie Horn premises.
I’ll do my best to sidestep the press release’s generically grand claim that the exhibition “explores themes surrounding the loss of and [...]

Filed under: Beauhemia, Debbie Lawson, Hektor Mamet, Kate Street, Nettie Horn, Persian rug, art, chair, exhibition, frame, inside/outside, installation, nolias gallery, review, sculpture, slug, vyner st, white cube | 1 Comment »

Review: Christina Mackie

Posted on July 28, 2007 by Tamarin

Exhibition: The Large Huts, Christina Mackie
Sculpture Court, Tate Britain, 2 June – 28 Oct
I found a slug under my foot this morning on the way to the Tate Britain, which had resisted a little before giving way. The feeling of the soft resistance stayed with me uncomfortably as I trod around Christina Mackie’s The Large [...]

Filed under: Christina Mackie, Gadami Beach, Pakistan, Sculpture Court, Tate Britain, art, exhibition, grass, inside/outside, installation, review, scale, sculpture, slug, white cube | 1 Comment »