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In conversation with Katrina Nzegwu, artist Reginald Sylvester II and curator Diallo Simon-Ponte on The Other Side of Languish…
Reginald Sylvester’s show at the Limbo Museum, Ghana is included in the selection…
Bob Thompson: Measure of My Song is included in the selection…
From Shipyards to Sculpture: Ro Robertson on Working-Class Identity, Queer Space and the Power of Water.
Something Curated’s article on Reginald Sylvester II’s exhibition at the Limbo Museum…
Ro Robertson’s forthcoming group show at the Georg Kolbe Museum, Berlin.
Reginald Sylvester II’s solo exhibition at the Limbo Museum in Accra, Ghana.
Sam Cornish from Doris Press discusses Bob Thompson: Measure of My Song at Maximillian William.
Apollo Magazine feature on Bob Thompson: Measure of My Song.
An event to celebrate the opening of Measure of My Song, the first solo exhibition in the UK devoted to Bob Thompson
Ro Robertson’s Stone (Butch) (2022) is included in Modern Nature, a new art trail unfolding along Sloane Street throughout Frieze Week.
Reginald Sylvester II will be the first artist-in-residence at the Limbo Museum in Accra…
The large-scale group exhibition is conceptualised and curated by American, Pulitzer Prize-winning writer and curator Hilton Als…
Ro Robertson is having a moment. The artist, whose practice includes sculpture, large-scale drawing, video and installations, has work in four exhibitions across England. One of them, The Ribs Begin to Rise at the Northern Gallery for Contemporary Art is their first solo institutional show and marks Robertson’s return to their hometown of Sunderland.
Ro Robertson’s first institutional solo exhibition at The Northern Gallery for Contemporary Art in Sunderland is now open. The show features a newly commissioned series of sculptural works alongside large-scale drawings and a video installation.
Ro Robertson discusses their upcoming institutional solo show The Ribs Begin to Rise at The Northern Gallery for Contemporary Art, Sunderland in a new interview for Sunderland Culture.
Part of the Modern Thresholds series of displays at Tate St Ives, Robertson’s installation of sculpture and works on paper, Interlude, has been extended to December 2026.
Forbidden Territories: 100 years of Surrealist Landscapes is now open at The Box, Plymouth. Curated by Eleanor Clayton, the exhibition surveys the significance of the psychological landscape, from foundational figures such as Salvador Dali and Yves Tanguy to Ro Robertson’s nine-part sculpture Interlude II. …
Robertson’s Alcove features in the group exhibition Living Water, Salisbury Cathedral, an exhibition that invites the audience to consider our connection to different bodies of water, and how to protect this life-giving force for future generations….
Sea State, a two-person show with Maggi Hambling, curated by Gemma Rolls-Bentley and Simon Oldfield, opens today at Norfolk’s Wolterton Hall…
Construction I and She Moves Out, two works from Ro Robertson’s current show, Holder Up, have been acquired by The Government Art Collection…
Emii Alrai’s sculpture Guardian is one of the new, site-specific commissions for Bold Tendencies' 19th Artistic Programme, Déjà Vu…
Somaya Critchlow is included in the group show, The Power of Drawing…
Jaylon Israel Hicks, 'USA Playhouse (Castle of Peace)', 2023, was reproduced in the 19 April edition of Le Monde…
Emii Alrai will participate in the forthcoming group exhibition Fragment and Form, alongside Mónica Mays and Dominique White…
Somaya Critchlow’s Untitled (Portrait) (2022) is now on display…
Somaya Critchlow’s exhibition The Chamber at Dulwich Picture Gallery was reviewed by Tom Denman for Studio International…
Ro Robertson’s institutional solo show is reviewed in Sculpture Magazine…