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Karen Verschooren on Helen Cammock's 'They Call It Idlewild'

Writing

We commissioned curator Karen Verschooren to respond to Helen Cammock's 'They Call It Idlewild' (2020) and we are delighted to publish Karen's response here.

Chris Fite-Wassilak on Cal Mac's 'Agony to Ecstasy'

Writing

We commissioned writer and critic, Chris Fite-Wassilak, to respond to Cal Mac's work, 'Agony to Ecstasy' (2020) and we are delighted to publish his response.
A video still depicts a puddle in the rain. The water is a dark grey, speckled with reflections of light and concentric circles of raindrops hitting the surface. The ground surrounding it is a pattern of road surfaces, bricks and concrete and tarmac. Tuffs of greenery edge around the puddle, and an orange ball, or perhaps an orange fruit, sits on an island of wet grass in the puddle.

Joud Al-Tamimi on Sulaïman Majali's 'false dawn'

Writing

We commissioned artist and curator, Joud Al-Tamimi, to respond to Sulaïman Majali's 'false dawn' and we are delighted to publish Joud's response.
A close-up on dusty orange sandstone and concrete building materials on a demolition site. A brick in the centre of the frame has pink spray paint on it.

Adam Benmakhlouf’s introduction to 'of sugar and Bones'

Writing

Adam Benmakhlouf’s introduction to of sugar and Bones by Thulani Rachia Tramway, Glasgow, 23 September 2021.

Špela Drnovšek Zorko on Maja Zeco’s ‘In Search of the Sun’

Writing

We commissioned anthropologist and writer Špela Drnovšek Zorko to respond to Maja Zećo's work 'In Search of the Sun' (2021)

Sean Wai Keung on Andrea Luka Zimmerman's 'Here for Life'

Writing

We commissioned Glasgow-based poetry, performance and food maker, Sean Wai Keung to respond to Andrea Luka Zimmerman and Adrian Jackson's work, 'Here for Life' (2019).

Mary McGill on Rachel Maclean's 'Hit Me Baby'

Writing

We commissioned digital culture researcher and journalist, Mary McGill to respond to Rachel Maclean's work 'Hit Me Baby' (2007).

Clay AD on Renèe Helèna Browne's 'Rebuilding Urania'

Writing

We commissioned writer Clay AD to respond to Renèe Helèna Browne's recent work 'Rebuilding Urania' (2021–ongoing).
A super-8mm still depicts yellow, red and purple flowers hanging from a ceiling with a wooden comb. In the background is the wooden frame of a door and white walls. The image is grainy and has a painterly feel with the subtle warm colours.

Marcus Jack on Anne-Marie Copestake's 'A love'

Writing

We commissioned writer Marcus Jack to respond to Anne-Marie Copestake's 'A love'.
A video still shows a dark room, we are close to a wooden table on which are placed two glass objects. We can see the lines of where the table could fold down, and the curve of the table edge across the centre of the image. A bottle, and next to it sits a thin vase with green shoots in it. On top of the objects sits text, large white san serif font that reads ‘ONE’.

Jen Martin on Sarah Forrest’s 'The Unit'

Writing

We commissioned writer Jen Martin to respond to The Unit by Sarah Forrest.
A 16mm still shows a close up of a grey-brown branch, the background is out of focus and we can see the rough textures of the tree’s bark. On the branch sits a yellow-orange organic form, a kind of fungi. It’s wiggles and curves are almost alien-like in appearance. Beneath the organic fungi form is yellow san serif italic text, which reads ‘what is this thing?’

CAConrad on George Finlay Ramsay and Alexander Hetherington’s 'CASTOROCENE'

Writing

We commissioned CAConrad to respond to George Finlay Ramsay and Alexander Hetherington's 'CASTOROCENE' (2021).
Two white people sit beside one another in a cinema, looking up at the screen. On the left handmade a man wears a dark hat and a white t-shirt, his hand brushing the neck of his top. On the right, a woman with blonde straight hair with a fringe gazes upwards.

Tina Fiske on Mark Lyken's '1300 SHOTS'

Writing

We commissioned writer Tina Fiske to respond to Mark Lyken's '1300 SHOTS'.
A bright blue sky, with some faint wispy white clouds makes up most of this image. On the left hand side a passport-size photograph of a man appears against the sky. The man's black hair and moustache stand out against his pale top and the blue sky. The words 'Did he choose that backdrop?' appear at the bottom of the image, in small white coloured letters.

New writing programme | Jessica McGoff

Writing

Jessica McGoff's text for our partnership writing programme with Alchemy Film & Arts and The Skinny.
A video still shows an inverted close up of a hand overlaid with an image to the left of a black woman in a dark room dressed in orange.

New writing programme | Derek McArthur

Writing

Derek McArthur's text for our partnership writing programme with Alchemy Film & Arts and The Skinny.
A digital collage shows computer generated images of white and ruby gems in the background, overlaid with a historical portrait of a white man in a golden frame to the right and another layered digital collage to the left. At the bottom left of the frame is a quotation that reads "pure art was the banner of the rising bourgeoisie"

New writing programme | Lauren La Rose

Writing

Lauren La Rose's text for our partnership writing programme with Alchemy Film & Arts and The Skinny.
Jamie Crewe, <i>PEOPLE HAVE COME</i>, 2020. Courtesy of the artist.

Jamie Crewe, PEOPLE HAVE COME

Writing

As part of the Margaret Tait Award, Jamie Crewe presented a recorded artist’s talk in which they discuss a technique that recurs throughout their practice. They have named the technique PEOPLE HAVE COME, and it describes courting and avoiding publicness.

Huw Lemmy on Mathew Wayne Parkin's 'I Believe in You'

Writing

We commissioned writer Huw Lemmey to respond to Mathew Wayne Parkin's work 'I Believe in You' (2016).

Brian Dillon, Your eyes are full of hesitation

Writing

Brian Dillon responds to Sarah Forrest's Margaret Tait Award commission 'April' (2018).

Donald Butler, Authoring Agents

Writing

Two large sound monitors positioned at either side of The Anatomy Room’s project space have a distinctly commandeering presence, erected taller than most in the room.

Maja Zećo, High Entropy

Writing

Maja Zećo responds to Alexander Storey Gordon's 'These Are The Days My Friends, And These Are The Days My Friends' (2017).

Caroline Gausden, Outer Space

Writing

Caroline Gausden responds to Andrea Luka Zimmerman’s 'Civil Rites' and Alex Martinis Roe’s 'Our Future Network'.

Shane Strachan, Click Here for Translation

Writing

Shane Strachan responds to

Seats at a round table

Writing

On Charity

Writing

AMIF 2016 Modern Edinburgh Film School Edition

Writing