AS- Hi, Tess, nice to see you. TW- Nice to see you too. AS-So my first question will be, what are three keywords that would describe your practice? TW-I would say gender is number one at the moment, then meditation, and finally, props. AS-Who has had an...
By Jeremy Gluck for GS Artists You Know What I Mean Photograph by Hywel Edwards Anja Stenina’s show ‘You Know What I Mean’, appealing to the intellect but also evading it, is apparently cerebral. Posing many questions beyond its name, the show...
By Jeremy Gluck for GS Artists Jamie Reid by Nigel Parry, 1987 National Portrait Gallery Punk rock? You know it when you hear – and see – it; months before I heard the debut Ramones album I had put pictures of them from Rock Scene on my wall. I knew. And I was right:...
by Jeremy Gluck for GS Artists Battle Armour, 2018 Three years and more of self-abuse by the body politic later, Great Britain is a country on the edge of a nervous breakdown (and, conceivably, eventually the edge of a noxious breakup). The response of accomplished,...
by Jeremy Gluck for GS Artists Based in Swansea, Scott Mackenzie graduated from Swansea College of Art in 2016 with a degree in Fine Art. His work is primarily concerned with issues of inequality and identity politics in the U.K. Using a range of mixed media from...
September 6th 6 p.m. Scott Mackenzie GS Artists is proud to host an in-conversation event featuring current Artist at Work, GS co-director Scott Mackenzie, whose superb show, NOTHING HAS CHANGED is exhibiting now. Subtitled “From Aberfan to Grenfell”, the work...
