by Gabby | May 19, 2016 | Conversations, Curatorial, Interviews
It’s not often that I describe an event as “transformative,” but Now You Can Go, the 13-day program of events, discussions and screenings exploring intergenerational feminisms, was just that for me. Happening across several institutions in London,...
by Gabby | May 19, 2016 | Exhibition Essays
Meryl McMaster’s performance-based photographic works have been on my mind for several years, but it’s only recently—in an essay for the Art Gallery of Greater Victoria’s catalogue for the exhibition, “In Another Place, And Here,” and now...
by Gabby | Feb 3, 2016 | Interviews
One of the rare pleasures of working as an art writer is doing an interview with an artist whose work you have long admired, and discovering they are just as intriguing as their work. That was my good fortune in interviewing Abbas Akhavan for the latest issue...
by Gabby | Jan 31, 2016 | Conversations
Last month, I had the pleasure of chairing a panel on tactics and politics of refusal, withdrawal, and exit from the art world as part of Now You Can Go: a 10-day program events that considered feminist thinking, art and activism, that took place across The Showroom,...
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