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Tag Archives: Sandy Middleton
MUSE: Nature in the Urban Core at City Hall
A brief response to MUSE, at City Hall in Downtown STC, highlighting works by Sandy Middleton and Pete Malaguti. Continue reading
In the Soil 2017: your intrepid #artcriticfromhell’s purely subjective synopsis
Your intrepid #artcriticfromhell offers a mad round up of my wonderful experience of In The Soil. Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged #artcriticfromhell, #inthesoilfest #inthesoil, Amber Lee Williams, Ash Mouth Man, Bruce McCulloch, In the Soil, in the soil arts festival, Kati Mazi, Know, Lacie Williamson, lemontree creations, Lepp & Ring, Mackenzie, MSM, Pendulum Pulse, Pizza Sharks, Rheostatics, Rhizomes, Rose McCormick, Sandy Middleton, Sojourn of Spectaculous Wunderkle Things, Strange Shakes, Suitcase in Point, Summer Collective, Supernatural Buffalo, The Sex Appeal, Whetstone Productions, Young Drunk Punk
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Sandy Middleton / a multiplicity of practice
One of the first artist features I produced with The Sound, on the very different bodies of work of Sandy Middleton. Continue reading
Grimsby Bi Annual 2016 / Regional Contrasts
My response to the 2016 Grimsby Public Art Gallery Bi Annual Exhibition: a diverse show with artists of various calibres. Continue reading
Part 1. What About Rodman Hall? The Exhibition at NAC
An exhibition at NAC presenting different responses to the statement from Brock University regarding its plans to “divest” itself of Rodman Hall Art Centre. I talk about the pieces, their ideas and aspects of community, and this was the beginning of the long series “What About Rodman Hall?” that is available in its entirety online here. Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Reviews
Tagged Art Gallery of Niagara, Brittany Brooks, Brock University, Carolyn Wren, Donna Szoke, Geoff Farnsworth, Interkom, Liz Hayden, Marcie Bronson, Martin Van Zon, Melanie MacDonald, NAC, Rodman Hall, Rodman Hall Alliance, Rodman Hall Arts Centre, Sandy Middleton, Shirley Madill, Steve Remus, Stuart Reid, What about Rodman Hall
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