Cash-strapped schools in deprived areas across the UK have been particularly hard hit by the shift away from the arts. Chris Sharratt reports – via Frieze
What’s the Cure for the UK Art World’s Gender Gap?
A new report released by the Freelands Foundation has found that while more women (66%) are enrolling in postgraduate study in the creative arts and design this figure is effectively reversed for commercial gallery representation. In 2018, 68% of artists represented by major commercial galleries were men. – report via Frieze news desk
Ruptured Histories: How Hew Locke is Peeling Back the Layers of Britain’s Colonial Past
A new exhibition at Birmingham’s Ikon Gallery feels at once reminiscent and foreboding. Aurella Yussuf reviews the Ikon Gallery exhibition – via Frieze
Can the Return of Birmingham’s Eastside Projects Survive the Gentrification of the City’s Art Scene?
Tom Emery profiles artist Melanie Jackson for Frieze magazine. Jackson’s exhibition, Deeper into the Pyramid, is showing at Grand Union until 21 April.
Hettie Judah reviews Reality Dimmed at Mead Gallery, Warwick Arts Centre, for Frieze.
Ikon’s Sheela Gowda exhibition reviewed in Frieze
https://frieze.com/article/sheela-gowda-0
Emilia Terracciano reviews Ikon’s Sheela Gowda solo exhibition in Frieze magazine.
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