Let me take you back to sometime between 2001 and 2003. I was working in a second-hand CD shop in Portsmouth while I was a university student, and most of my wages used to go on CDs, DVDs and games. One day I came across this CD: I had no idea what it was but, … Continue reading
At the end of August I went along to the Serpentine Gallery to see Yoko Ono’s first UK exhibition in over a decade, To The Light. I don’t mind admitting that I really only went to see the exhibition because Yoko Ono is Japanese, and I felt I ought to make an effort to see some … Continue reading
NOW&FUTURE: JAPAN commemorates one year since the Tohoku earthquake and tsunami of 11th March 2011 through three simultaneous contemporary art projects: YOKO ONO: MEND PIECE (an audience participatory installation), 2000 CHILDREN (a live auction) and BE/LONGINGS (a silent auction), with a coinciding catalogue publication. The aim of the project is to raise urgent social awareness and … Continue reading
