Crushed, Crumpled, Transformed – Ruth Rosengarten reviews work by Angela De La Cruz at Camden Arts Centre, London – April-May 2010
Michael Sangster takes a close look at Fra Angelico – Predella of the high altarpiece in San Domenico, Fiesole (c.1423) & Andrea del Sarto – Portrait of a Young Man (1517-18)
The State vs John Hayes. At the beginning of 2012 there were 58 women on death row in America. The State vs John Hayes is a searing seventy minute monologue by one such woman.
A Retrospective of John Berger’s Ways of Seeing. The NFT is hosting a homage to John Berger’s seminal study on European art.
Disguised Messages – the relationship between dreams and narratives according to Freud’s theories of the unconscious by Jenny Fabian
The following poems appeared in London Grip during 2009 under the poetry editorship of Robert Vas Dias . Poets appearing in this archive are: Tom Lowenstein Shanta Acharya David Chaloner Alex Josephy Fawzia Kane Jonny Reid Steven Nash
The following poems appeared in London Grip during 2008-9 under the poetry editorship of Fred D’Aguiar and others. Poets appearing in this archive are: Robert Vas Dias Jeffrey Paparoa Holman Iain Britton Sheena Blackhall Michael Davenport Christoph Warrack Mahmood Jamal
Heaven and Earth, Richard Long’s serenely exhilarating retrospective exhibition at the Tate Britain art gallery (3 June – 6 September 2009) serves as testimony to a brilliant idea.
A London Grip online exhibition – Taken by Storm Included are images for bands such as Led Zeppelin, Muse, Pink Floyd, Peter Gabriel, The Mars Volta, The Cranberries, Biffy Clyro, 10cc, Ian Dury, Offspring, Yes – and many others.
A London Grip online art exhibition of sculpture and painting by Calan Lewis with text by Teresa Howard
Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream – Sex, Satire and the Supernatural by B. J. Rahn
Michael Bartholomew-Biggs reviews Second Exile by Aleš Machácek & Jane Kirwan ; The Finders of London by Anna Robinson and Still•Life by Robert Vas Dias
By Michael Bartholomew-Biggs • books, poetry reviews, poetry-archive