Plinth

Magazine

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  In the Lap of the Gods

  'Along with insidious gods, and as its title suggests, Titian: Love, Desire, Death explores the depths of the human experience, brings together seven ‘poesies’ interpreted from Ovid’s Metamorphoses.'

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  Disarming the General

  An-my Lê at Marian Goodman Gallery

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  Meditations on Nam June Paik

  'A busy disco, irreverently juxtaposing low and high culture.'

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  Capitalism Wants Your Sleep

  'Are we ever off the clock, or merely on perpetual standby?'

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  ShopArt

  "If shopping is the answer, what was the question?"

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  Super Rich Interior Decoration

  “private school for my kids, house prices up – hurrah!”

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  Suffragette City

  Plinth x Bridgeman Editions, September 18-22

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  Wong Ping - Heart Digger at Camden Arts Centre

  'All of us are powerful and impotent.'

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  King of Curtains

  The Reverse Panopticon, Arcade Campfa, Cardiff

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  Yang Fudong: Beyond GOD and Evil at Marian Goodman

  'I am the protagonist of my life’s epic; I am the extra in the background of someone else’s.'

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  Michael Rakowitz at Whitechapel Gallery

  Craft and tradition as resistance to cultural erasure.

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  Edvard Munch: Love and Angst at the British Museum

  "Can’t a shadow be a shadow, and the light fall where it may?"