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Love & Solidarity: Jamie Crewe, Grand Union 2020.. Image by Patrick Dandy

Jamie Crewe: Love & Solidarity at Grand Union reviewed

http://thisistomorrow.info/articles/jamie-crewe-love-solidarity

The term ‘community’ conjures images of disparate individuals joined by shared interests, experiences, cultures, or religion. But the term also groups unquestioningly, disregarding an acknowledgement that frictions can – and do – exist. Jamie Crewe’s ‘Love & Solidarity’ at Grand Union, Birmingham, offers a conflictual understanding of kinship, and parameters for queer love and disdain. Review by Ryan Kearney – via this is tomorrow

Ikon’s Zou Zou Group exhibition reviewed

http://thisistomorrow.info/articles/zouzou-group-door-open

Betsy Porritt reviews ZouZou Group: – door open at Ikon Gallery – via this is tomorrow

Coventry Biennial reviewed

http://thisistomorrow.info/articles/the-twin-coventry-biennial-of-contemporary-art

Emily Hale reviews Coventry Biennial: The Twin, focussing on exhibitions at The Row and Herbert Art Gallery and Museum – via this is tomorrow

The Range reviewed, Eastside Projects

http://thisistomorrow.info/articles/the-range

Divya Osbon reviews Eastside Projects’ exhibition The Range, curated by artist Rehana Zaman – via this is tomorrow

Coventry Biennial of Contemporary Art reviewed by this is tomorrow

http://thisistomorrow.info/articles/coventry-biennial-of-contemporary-art

Kit Webb reviews Coventry Biennial of Contemporary Art for this is tomorrow.

Susie Green: Pleasure is a Weapon

http://thisistomorrow.info/articles/susie-green-pleasure-is-a-weapon

Amy Jones reviews Susie Green: Pleasure is a Weapon at Grand Union for this is tomorrow.