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Zack Helwa
Brooklyn-based photographer, Zack Helwa, takes journalistic photographs of political upheaval around the world. by Leighann Morris Zack Helwa is a Brooklyn-based photographer, who has taken...
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INCUBE8 2012
Thursday 1st November – Sunday 25th November | Motorcade/FlashParade, BV Studios, 37 Philip Street, Bristol The Students of Mr. D. Brook by Laura Reeves Who? Julian Claxton, Johana Hartwig, Samuel...
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Hollie McNish
Big in the spoken word game, Hollie McNish explains her words. Interview by Pamela Peter-Agbia Hollie McNish started writing poetry at five. Her work is mostly straight forward rhyming in spoken form,...
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I Love the Smell of E-Books
An overview of the South West’s publishing industry by Nick Davis. Letterpress by Helena Coard ‘Print is Dead’ Is it? This phrase gets bandied around too much, it’s feeling pretty old and tired,...
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> L.I.E to Tertulia
Back & Forth features discussions between artists, curators and all other creative folk. The aim is to open up conversation through a series of exchanges about any topic of choice. Our first...
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The Pleasure of Reading: Why I am A Literary Pervert
A eccentric confession by Bysshe Coffey Illustration by Rob Hodgson I didn’t care for school, but I did care for books. I learnt the strength of fiction and the metamorphoses of deception. At 11 –...
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D PlsUR of d Txt
Nick Davies translates Roland Barthes The Pleasure of the Text into textese D PlsUR of d Txt is the product of a project I started after graduating from my art degree back in 2008. It is a translation...
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We Can Have It All
8 December 2012 – 23 February 2013 | Spacex, Exeter Who? Laura White What? What an alluring title? What does this exhibition promise us? Laura White has undertaken a huge amount of research before...
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Fresh Meat: Rob Hodgson
Rob Hodgson is an award winning image maker, who we assumed was living happily in a cabin in a forest somewhere, playing banjo and drawing doodles all day. He actually lives in Bristol. Still, it’s a...
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The language of protest
Natalie Butler writes about last years Occupy movement The power of the media in its coverage of politics, and in particular worldwide protests, has been instrumental in the growth and widespread use...
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