Painter Stephen Earl Rogers has taken his latest inspiration from a 1980’s Reader’s Digest self-help, family manual. Entitled ‘What to do in an Emergency’, the book contains information and illustrations ranging from first aid, to self-defence and survival tips. CONTINUE READING THIS POST >

Birmingham artist group Companis will be hosting a special event at London’s Barbican Gallery in April. Following on from their Bone Dinner – loosely based on artist Gordon Matta-Clark’s 70s food experiment Bone Meal – they’re continuing the Matta-Clark theme with Anarchidinner, inspired by the guest chef nights at Food, the restaurant co-founded by Matta-Clark and managed and staffed by artists.

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Over the past twelve months or so, Companis have been building a steady portfolio of small, intimate events based around the meaning of their name: ‘To break bread with someone.’ A series of low-key, intimate lunch events with a handful of guests, invited from all areas of the Midland’s arts gathering for conversation and to break bread (and cake. And assorted culinary curios).
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Does your contemplation of the situation fuck with the flow of circulation? The Glasgow based duo of Joanne Tatham & Tom O’Sullivan pose this question to the audience to make us all aware of the concept of art as an exhibition. CONTINUE READING THIS POST >