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In 2024, museums and galleries were unable to reconcile art and life, and so ended up saying nothing at all artreview.com/why-cant-the-a…

Why Can’t the Artworld Tell the Truth?

The year in art: in 2024, museums and galleries were unable to reconcile art and life, and so ended up saying nothing at all

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Mark O’Connell@mrkocnnll26 Nov 2024
I got into it with Rashid Khalidi for the holiday issue of @nybooks
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“The swelling has moved past the wrist into the arm, the whole limb red and spongy. ‘You need steroids,’ R. says. But I am curious. I want to let it play out.” A piece by Morgan Thomas. buff.ly/4e3wQck
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💫Black History Month Zine Commission💫 We're looking to support the production of 1 new zine by a Black zine-maker, in celebration of Black History Month. Find out more here: glasgowzinelibrary.com/bhm-z… Thanks to @heritagefunduk & NL players for making this possible!
Abstract colourful swirls and bubbles on a dark, reflective surface. Bright yellow font reads "Made to Last Black History Month Zine Commission". At the bottom right corner is the National Lottery Heritage Fund logo.

ALT Abstract colourful swirls and bubbles on a dark, reflective surface. Bright yellow font reads "Made to Last Black History Month Zine Commission". At the bottom right corner is the National Lottery Heritage Fund logo.

A bright yellow box with the following text in black font: As part of our Made to Last: Connecting Communities Through Collections programme, funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund, Glasgow Zine Library is commissioning a new zine/DIY publication. We are looking to support the production of one new zine by a Black zine-maker, in celebration of Black History Month. The zine can be about anything that is meaningful to you and it doesn’t have to be in the English language - all proposals are welcome!

ALT A bright yellow box with the following text in black font: As part of our Made to Last: Connecting Communities Through Collections programme, funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund, Glasgow Zine Library is commissioning a new zine/DIY publication. We are looking to support the production of one new zine by a Black zine-maker, in celebration of Black History Month. The zine can be about anything that is meaningful to you and it doesn’t have to be in the English language - all proposals are welcome!

A bright yellow box with the following text in black font: If selected, you will get: - £450 for you to use to cover any production costs, including your time - Induction into the Glasgow Zine Library catalogue and facilities - Ongoing access to Glasgow Zine Library throughout the research and making period, and support from the team - Induction into the Publication Studio at Centre for Contemporary Arts and one days access - Free tickets to any relevant event programmed by Glasgow Zine Library - Zine launch event

ALT A bright yellow box with the following text in black font: If selected, you will get: - £450 for you to use to cover any production costs, including your time - Induction into the Glasgow Zine Library catalogue and facilities - Ongoing access to Glasgow Zine Library throughout the research and making period, and support from the team - Induction into the Publication Studio at Centre for Contemporary Arts and one days access - Free tickets to any relevant event programmed by Glasgow Zine Library - Zine launch event

A bright yellow box with the following text in black font: We will be looking for a creative and imaginative idea which will be produced by February 2025. Applications will not be judged on previous zine-making experience. DEADLINE: 1st November 2024, 5pm How to apply: Visit glasgowzinelibrary.com/bhm-zine to submit your proposal and learn more about proposal formats. If you have any questions please email us at glasgowzinelibrary@gmail.com

ALT A bright yellow box with the following text in black font: We will be looking for a creative and imaginative idea which will be produced by February 2025. Applications will not be judged on previous zine-making experience. DEADLINE: 1st November 2024, 5pm How to apply: Visit glasgowzinelibrary.com/bhm-zine to submit your proposal and learn more about proposal formats. If you have any questions please email us at [email protected]

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This short story by Hilary Mantel originally appeared in the April / May 1986 edition of The London Magazine. We publish it today, two years on from Mantel's passing in 2022. Read here: thelondonmagazine.org/archiv…

Archive | A Dying Breed by Hilary Mantel - The London Magazine

In this poignant short story from The London Magazine's 1986 edition, a secular missionary and a nun develop an unlikely friendship at a hospice in England.

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Radiophrenia will be returning to the airwaves in March, 2025. Our Open Call for Sound & Radio Works is now live. Deadline – 20th October. More details here: radiophrenia.scot
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Today’s newsletter by @_her_moth_ is on the use of starvation as a tool in the Gazan genocide, the Gaza diet, and the long-standing denial of Palestinian food sovereignty vittlesmagazine.com/p/stone-…

Stone and Seed

Mira Mattar on starvation as a tool of genocide in Gaza.

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Emma retweeted
Source Magazine@sourcephoto29 Jul 2024
There are just a few couple of days left to submit to our PHOTOGRAPHY WRITING PRIZE... DEADLINE 1st August #photography #artwriting #opportunity
Source Magazine@sourcephoto8 Jul 2024
The SOURCE Photography Writing Prize 2024 is OPEN FOR SUBMISSIONS. Deadline 1st August 2024. Up to 700 words. Free to enter. £500/€570 prize. All details at source.ie #artwriting #prize #opportunity #opencall #photography #writing
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Ernest Cole produced 40,000 images while in political exile from his native South Africa. His photographs document New York City during the height of the civil rights movement in America. On display for the first time @AutographABP until 12 Oct: shorturl.at/PNq4K
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"I always know what I want to say but fashioning it into a string of words that I can type out with my fingers and see with my eyes – that is where the work of writing lies, the torture and the rapture." —Sara Baume for @tolkajournal tolkajournal.org/read-online…
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So refreshing to see a column on trans rights, written by a cis woman, that finally represents my position and the position of the overwhelming majority of women I know!
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Thank you to the Westminster Reference Library for hosting our first literary event! Fantastic readings by @PerceptiveHow @KateNoakes1 and Charlie Kite (winner of the our poetry prize in association with @PLSoc)
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The second film in our “Redefining the food film” series is by @rolandbarfs on John Cassavetes’s A Woman Under The Influence, and how the fault lines between the two main characters are brought out at the dinner table vittles.substack.com/p/spagh…
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'Colquhoun supposes herself as both body and landscape, both in the bath and outside of it. For her, the bath is a space to connect the body to something larger that sits outside of itself.' Beautiful writing on Colquhoun by @PerceptiveHow on @LucyWriters! Read below👇🌊🔮🐙🛀
Lucy Writers' Platform@LucyWriters6 Feb 2023
In this beautiful essay, Emma Jones (@PerceptiveHow) reflects on Ithell Colquhoun’s Scylla, the artist’s links to British Surrealism & how seeing the body as landscape takes us beyond our narrow borders into new realms of personal and collective freedom. bit.ly/3DKF1Lf
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Victoria Adukwei Bulley explores how ritual can help push away apathy and nurture life-enhancing creativity and imagination. Part of #Ritual, a series guest edited by @RebTamas, poet and environmental non-fiction writer. wellcomecollection.org/artic…
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