Following the release of the last part of the ‘Violence’ issue of PARSE Journal, issue # 20, on the ‘Powers … More
Tag: Copy-Editing
PARSE # 15 – on Violence
Of all the PARSE Journal issues I have worked on, issue # 15 has possibly been the most drawn out … More
Responses #2 – Opinions Informed by Practice
Having worked with the students of the MA Curatorial Practice at the University of Bergen before, course director Anne Szefer … More
Another PARSE post…
This time to offer a selection of essays across PARSE Journal’s ten-year output. As part of marking this achievement, I … More
Responses # 1 – Opinions Informed by Practice
Having been invited for a workshop around writing and editing with the first cohort of the MA Curatorial Practice at … More
PARSE Journal # 14
Texts for PARSE Journal seem to have been coming in hard and fast for issue # 15, which once again … More
PARSE bumper issue on ‘Exhibition’
The current issue (# 13) in production – in three parts no less, it’s a bumper crop – of PARSE … More
Tinkering with text
I have known Isabel Nolan for about a decade now, and fell in love with her artworks when I first … More
Gems
In the course of the last decade I have on and off worked on publications with writing by artist/jeweller Leonor … More
Two at Once
I spotted both The Curatorial Conundrum and Olivia Plender, Rise Early, Be Industrious at last weekend’s Offprint art book fair at Tate Modern. The … More
Blast from the past
Having worked with Douglas Gordon on a book when I worked at Artangel – Feature Film (1999) – I recently did some copy-editing … More
CVAN Creative Writing programme
After having worked with several ‘mentees’ of the CVAN Creative Writing programme, a quick update with links of texts they … More
The Shadowfiles # 3
It’s been wonderful working with my former colleague Edna van Duyn, de Appel’s long-time editor, again. The Shadowfiles is de Appel’s … More
Self-Organised
Another new arrival on my doormat this morning: Self-Organised, edited by Stine Hebert & Anne Szefer Karlsen, published by Open … More