Gatherings

In late June I attended the “Circuits of Experiences, Research and Knowledges” gathering in Bergen, Norway, organised by the indomitable…

More thinking (and talking!) about publishing

A while ago I was invited to work on a publication with the current youth boards affiliated with three arts…

Following the short course Publishing, Editing, Writing, which I delivered together with my then colleague Rosie Ram, I’ve been developing…

While I have over the years processed many contributions to PARSE Journal issues that followed its biannual conference, I have…

In 2023 I spotted a call for papers, jointly issued by Valiz, an Amsterdam-based publisher that I’ve been following for…

After a delayed publication in 2024, and following several launches – in London, Copenhagen, Paris, as well as several other…

Paul O’Neill has recently donated his curatorial archive to the Irish Museum of Modern Art (IMMA) in Dublin, which would…

It was never my intention to enter education, nor was I ever planning to become an academic. When studying art…

I only got to know more about Grace Ndritu’s practice a couple of years ago, when working on Kathrin Böhm:…

When artists and filmmakers Iain Forsyth & Jane Pollard contacted me whether I was interested in compiling and editing a…

Hot on the heels of the London launch of Curious, Paul and I met again two weeks later, this time…

It’s been really gratifying to be able to continue thinking about how we talk about collaboration and how ideas about…

On Tuesday 15 October, Paul O’Neill, David Blamey (the mind behind Open Editions publishing) and I launched Curious at the…

Following the release of the last part of the ‘Violence’ issue of PARSE Journal, issue # 20, on the ‘Powers…

Of all the PARSE Journal issues I have worked on, issue # 15 has possibly been the most drawn out…