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Web version: artmonthly.co.uk/newsletters/sep25 September 2025 Newsletter Magazine • Calendar • Maps • Podcasts • Opportunities Art Monthly x Liam Gillick TAKING ART APART SINCE 1976 To celebrate Art Monthly's 50th anniversary in 2026, Liam Gillick has produced a cap design to support the magazine's fundraising campaign. • 100% cotton • One-size, adjustable • £39 including UK delivery   Art Monthly Magazine Fiercely independent since 1976   Contents Issue 489 September 2025 Hilary Lloyd, Very High Frequency, 2025 Interview Woman with a Camera Hilary Lloyd interviewed by Chris McCormack One of the things about filming people is that if somebody is doing something that they are consumed by then they will become glorious, otherwise they're feeling under threat from the camera or what's being demanded.   From the Back Catalogue Art Engagement Lizzie Lloyd asks whether an artist needs to describe themselves as socially engaged in order to engage socially. First published in 2022, now free online. Jo Spence, in collaboration with Terry Dennett, The Highest Product of Capitalism, 1979 Feature Talking in Class Dave Beech argues that we are still lacking the political will or the theoretical tools to talk about class Downplaying the political narrative has the mysterious effect of pushing the working class as an empirical category into the history of capitalism while denying it a place in contemporary capitalism. Mark Leckey, Fiorucci Made Me Hardcore, 1999 Feature Dance Class Chris Townsend celebrates the transgressive power of dance, from the bacchanale to the rave, and laments its repression under late capitalism Consider the dance marathons of the US's 1930s depression era, dramatised in Sydney Pollack's 1969 film They Shoot Horses, Don't They? If there's a finer allegory of industrial capitalism's ruthless demands upon the human, I'm struggling to find it. Maryam Tafakory, Razah-del, 2024 Profile Maryam Tafakory Luisa Lorenza Corna The brilliance of Maryam Tafakory's approach lies in reversing the usual way prohibitions are signposted: she turns the gaze towards the film industry's efforts to keep desire within the frame, and the shifts in image-reading this prompted across Iranian spectatorship. sponsored Editorial Forgive Us Our Trespasses The government's heavy-handed response to Palestine Action protesters spraypainting military jets only highlights the draconian nature of new anti-protest laws and their devastating impact, particularly on the lives of young campaigners. It is instructive to compare the present government's overreaction regarding Palestine Action with that of the government of the day to the activists from the anti-nuclear Women's Peace Camp who, on 24 July 1983, committed a similar act of trespass on the RAF base at Greenham Common. sponsored Artnotes CCA Action CCA Glasgow issues an apology after it called in police in response to peaceful protests; Anish Kapoor works with Greenpeace to campaign against fossil fuels; Amy Sherald cancels her solo show at Washington DC's National Portrait Gallery after the institution capitulated in advance to President Donald Trump's discriminatory agenda; IMMA dispels press reports of censorship over a Derek Jarman screening; the government publishes its underwhelming plans for the arts; plus the latest on galleries, people, awards and more. nabbterri, a suitable host, 2025, Helsinki Biennial Exhibitions Rebecca Horn: Cutting Through the Past Castello di Rivoli, Turin Maria Walsh Abstract Erotic: Louise Bourgeois, Eva Hesse, Alice Adams Courtauld Gallery, London Matthew Bowman Leonardo Drew: Ubiquity II South London Gallery Andrew Chesher Permindar Kaur: Mirror, Mirror Prem Sahib: Doubles Pitzhanger Manor, London Paul Carey-Kent Sophie Podolski: Wisdom Should be Sung Milly Thompson: My Body Temperature is Feeling Good Goldsmiths CCA, London Daniel Culpan Kaari Upson: Dollhouse Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, Humlebæk Elizabeth Fullerton Magical Realism: Imagining Natural Dis/order WIELS and argos, Brussels Ellen Mara De Wachter Helsinki Biennial: Shelter – Below and Beyond, Becoming and Belonging various venues Lucia Farinati 36th Ljubljana Biennale of Graphic Arts: The Oracle various venues Toby Üpson Guillaume Cailleau and Ben Russell, Direct Action, 2024 Film Guillaume Cailleau and Ben Russell: Direct Action Nicholas Gamso Ben Russell and Guillaume Cailleau's new documentary is a sort of love letter to the famed ZAD commune and the rugged beauty of its human and more-than-human denizens, though ultimately it is a languishing, unrequited love, which aggravates its subjects and raises questions about how best to represent activist movements, if at all. Jenkin van Zyl, Lost Property, 2025 Film Jenkin van Zyl: Lost Property Michael Kurtz Much has been made of the maximalist intensity of Jenkin van Zyl's art, but his intelligence as a filmmaker is often overlooked. Central to Lost Property, for instance, is the interaction between linear content and cyclical format. Yasmina Reggad, we dreamt of utopia and we woke up screaming. all before… all after…, 2025 Sound Yasmina Reggad: we dreamt of utopia and we woke up screaming. all before… all after… Stephanie Bailey Initiated in 2016 and composed of live radio broadcasts, performances and installations, this latest iteration continues Yasmina Reggad's polyglot investigation into the role of radio in previous revolutions and its resonances today. 'Your Ears Later Will Know to Listen' Sound Your Ears Later Will Know to Listen Irene Revell Rather than reconstruct the 'problem' of the colonial (sound) archive, here we are plunged into just a dozen or so of the numerous ways that work interrogates these histories on its own terms and in resistance. How to Set Up an Art School Books How to Set Up an Art School Natalie Bradbury The book owes as much to punk and DIY traditions as bureaucratic institutions: an irreverently styled sausage on a stick designed by the artist Bruce McLean, which is presented to students in place of a traditional graduation certificate, gives a particularly good sense of TOMA's ethos. Sweeney's Bothy, one of the Bothy Project residences Reports On Residencies Maria Fusco Residencies are an unstructured time away from everyday life, an opportunity to reflect, not to renounce the everyday but to understand it. Sean O'Connell, Sam Batley, 2025 Reports Letter from Barnsley Lillian Wilkie This ambivalence, around class, tradition and masculinity, and around Barnsley's industrial heritage, gives Sam Batley and Sean O'Connell's work a contemporary relevance and compelling energy. view over Malta International Contemporary Arts Space (MICAS) Reports Letter from Malta Laura Robertson 'These stones are yours,' prize-winning Maltese poet Immanuel Mifsud writes, 'they arose from your land / from your body, your soul, your mouth.' John Chamberlain, Etruscan Romance, 1984, estimate £300,000–500,000, sold for £463,550 Salerooms London Summer Sales Colin Gleadell London's summer auctions continued their precipitous slide downwards in June when Sotheby's, Christie's and Phillips amassed just £101m between them for their modern and contemporary art sales, though one silver lining came in the form of further evidence that women artists are finally starting to be valued in line with men. an artwork by Pete Doige not Peter Doig Artlaw Fake or Fortune? Henry Lydiate Had the claimants chosen not to pursue Peter Doig, but instead to publicly exhibit and market the fake painting with their attribution of his authorship, would the artist have had any legal right to prevent them? That's where moral rights come in. Have Art Monthly delivered to your door   Read every issue ever published right now Quarterly Subscriptions Never Miss an Issue Art Monthly now offers recurring quarterly print subscriptions to help spread payments. All our Direct Debit subscriptions benefit from special pricing discounts against standard subscriptions. Quarterly print subscriptions start at only £13 Edinburgh Art Festival x Art Monthly Writer's Award Linder, A kind of glamour about me, 2025 2025 Winner Acts of Defiance Ren Scateni on artists who are remaking Scottish histories Performed at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh was A kind of glamour about me, a collaboration between Linder, choreographer Holly Blakey, composer Maxwell Sterling and fashion designer Ashish Gupta. The commissioned performance looked at how bodies (often women, non-binary and queer) have been historically controlled and coerced by the environments they find themselves in. Art Calendar Felicity Hammond, V3: Model Collapse, 2025 artist talk, 6.30pm 12 Sep, The Photographers' Gallery, London Selected Events Listening Walk with Dr Andrew Brown Nottingham Contemporary, Nottingham, Wed 3 Sep 1.00pm Conversation: School and the Migrant Experience in Britain Autograph, London, Wed 3 Sep 6.00pm Rambert and (LA)HORDE Ballet national de Marseille Performances Hayward Gallery, London, Wed 3 Sep 7.00pm Manchester Camerata Concert: The Angel in the Marble The Whitworth, Manchester, Thu 4 Sep 6.15pm CTM Festival Institute of Contemporary Arts, London, Thu 4 Sep 7.30pm Switched-On Bach: Virtuoso Electronic Performances of Wendy Carlos Bold Tendencies, London, Fri 5 Sep 7.30pm Archaeology Masterclass: The Kingdom of Kent Folkestone Museum, Folkestone, Sat 6 Sep 10.00am Anti-Racism Banner Making Workshop with Maggie Stick Centrala Space, Birmingham, Sat 6 Sep 1.00pm Helen Edwards: Remembering Our Bodies as Earth Modern Art Oxford, Oxford, Sun 7 Sep 2.00pm Making Something Out of Nothing: Women, Sculpture & Visibility in 1980s London Courtauld Institute, London, Tue 9 Sep 6.00pm Bodies of Water Symposium: Regenerative Art Practice The Black-E, Liverpool, Thu 11 Sep 12.30pm Hands That Hold History: Late Events Wellcome Collection, London, Thu 11 Sep 4.00pm Earth Rising Festival IMMA, Dublin , Fri 12 Sep 5.30pm Artist Talk: Felicity Hammond The Photographers' Gallery, London, Fri 12 Sep 6.30pm Park Nights: Temporary Boyfriend Performance Serpentine Gallery, London, Fri 12 Sep 8.00pm GLUE: Book Fair and Creative Programme Institute of Contemporary Arts, London, Sat 13 Sep 12.00pm Should Art Be Political? Millet and Labour The National Gallery, London, Tue 16 Sep 6.00pm Newlyn Art Walking Tour Newlyn Art Gallery, Newlyn, Thu 18 Sep 10.30am Art Event Night Galway Arts Centre, Galway, Thu 18 Sep 5.00pm Curator Talk with Kerry James Marshall Royal Academy of Arts, London, Fri 19 Sep 6.30pm Emma Critchley: Soundings Performance Tate St Ives, Saint Ives, Sat 20 Sep 10.20am Fungi Foray and Wild Food Picnic Guided by Mark Williams Cample Line, Thornhill, Wed 24 Sep 1.00pm The Land Sings Back: Botanical Visions, Fugitive Assemblages and an Art for the Afterlife Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art, London, Thu 25 Sep 6.00pm Do Ho Suh: An Evening of Storytelling, Cinema and Reflection Tate Modern, London, Thu 25 Sep 6.30pm One Island Many Visions Symposium Drill Hall Gallery, Portland, Sat 27 Sep 9.30am Contact Improvisation Jam CCA, Glasgow, Sat 27 Sep 2.45pm Performance of Her Father's Voice by Shane O'Reilly Draiocht, Dublin, Sat 27 Sep 7.30pm Pride of the Caribbean: Evening of Stories and Music Harris Museum and Art Gallery, Preston, Thu 2 Oct 6.00pm Symposium on Embodied Ideals: The Representation of Women in European Public Sculpture (1836-1937) The Henry Moore Institute, Leeds, Wed 8 Oct 10.00am Chance Encounters: Archival Fabulations and Feminist Art History Kettle's Yard, Cambridge, Fri 10 Oct 1.30pm Selected Exhibition Openings Helen Anna Flanagan, Gavin Gayagoy Fact, Liverpool, opens Fri 29 Aug | PV 28 Aug Banks Violette Classwaroom, London, opens Sun 31 Aug | PV 31 Aug Robyn Denny Vardaxoglou, London, opens Wed 3 Sep | PV 2 Sep Anal Peace Corvi-Mora, London, opens Thu 4 Sep | PV 4 Sep Masao Nakahara Pippy Houldsworth, London, opens Fri 5 Sep | PV 4 Sep A Light Here Required a Shadow There Maximillian William, London, opens Fri 5 Sep | PV 11 Sep Dermot O'Brien Tension Fine Art, London, opens Sat 6 Sep | PV 5 Sep Amirhossein Bayani Kristin Hjellegjerde, London, opens Sat 6 Sep | PV 5 Sep Route 19 Belmacz Gallery, London, opens Wed 10 Sep | PV 9 Sep Hilary Lloyd Studio Voltaire, London, opens Wed 10 Sep | PV 9 Sep Systems on Paper Edel Assanti, London, opens Fri 12 Sep | PV 11 Sep Ona Julija, Lukas Steponaityte, Jen O'Farrell Neven Gallery, London, opens Fri 12 Sep | PV 11 Sep Manuel Mathieu Pilar Corrias, London, opens Fri 12 Sep | PV 11 Sep Bex Massey Seventeen, London, opens Fri 12 Sep | PV 12 Sep Kaari Upson Sprüth Magers, London, opens Wed 17 Sep | PV 16 Sep Chason Matthams Union Pacific, London, opens Wed 17 Sep | PV 17 Sep Danielle McKinney Galerie Max Hetzler, London, opens Thu 18 Sep | PV 18 Sep Elisabeth Tetlow The Corner Gallery, London, opens Thu 18 Sep | PV 18 Sep Matthew Collings Handel Street Projects, London, opens Fri 19 Sep | PV 19 Sep Hannah Black Arcadia Missa, London, opens Fri 19 Sep | PV 18 Sep Tai Shani Gathering, London, opens Fri 26 Sep | PV 26 Sep Susie Davies Newcastle Contemporary Art, Newcastle, opens Fri 26 Sep | PV 26 Sep Lawrence Lek Goldsmiths CCA, London , opens Fri 26 Sep | PV 25 Sep Ding Yi Lisson Gallery Lisson st, London, opens Fri 26 Sep | PV 25 Sep Dermot O'Brien domoBaal, London, opens Sat 4 Oct | PV 4 Oct Selected Digital Resources Reading List: Publishers for Palestine, Afterall  Afropunk Countercultures, Autograph What I Am Reading Now... , Cooper Gallery  DIS_PLACE, Online Gallery  Permanent Beta, Fotomuseum  Moving Image Programme, Frith Street Gallery  Guy Oliver Film, FVU Watch  Decolonising Black British Gospel Music: A Musicological Experiment with Robert Beckford, Gasworks  Antechamber, Gossamer Fog  London's Arts Laboratories and the 1960s Avant-Garde, LUX  MattFlix Archive, Matt's Gallery  Palestine Reading Resources, The Mosaic Rooms  Black British History Portal, The National Archives  Rhizome, New Museum  Ukrainian. Photographies, Open Eye Gallery  Artists' Moving Image Network, Pavilion Video Art Streaming Service, Pérez Art Museum Miami  Rallying the Commons, Performing Borders Screen Walks, The Photographers' Gallery and Fotomuseum Winterthur Unthinking Photography, The Photographers' Gallery Online Resources, The NewBridge Project  Art Branch of Library Stack, NN Contemporary  Third World: The Bottom Dimension, Serpentine  Tai Shani, Channel, Somerset House  Free to Forage, Tape Collective  Gallery Maps   London and UK Gallery maps Find local shows with the Art Monthly gallery maps! Podcasts   Art Monthly on the Radio Art Monthly hosts a show to discuss the current issue at 8pm on the second Monday every month on Resonance 104.4 FM , with the show repeated at 10am the following Wednesday. On iTunes The Art Monthly Talk Show is available as a podcast on iTunes – subscribe for free automatic downloads Online Audio recordings are available in the Events section of the Art Monthly website: www.artmonthly.co.uk/events Jul: Morgan Falconer asks whether contemporary art is in decline and, if so, why; Tom Denman wonders why there is deafening silence in the art world as the 80th anniversary of Hiroshima and Nagasaki looms. Hosted by Matt Hale. Jun: Morgan Quaintance analyses the absence of discussion of working-class lives in the arts, and the cultural influence of the middle class in how such lives are understood. Hosted by Chris McCormack. May: Rachel Pronger discusses the work of Vaginal Davis at the Gropius Bau, Peter Suchin covers Barbara Steveni's work at Modern Art Oxford, Henry Broome looks at the troubled history between art and gentrification and Elizabeth Fullerton reports on the art scene in Tallinn. Hosted by Chris McCormack. Jobs The Online Drawing Development Year A year-long online programme designed for arts graduates and artists with a studio practice who seek live drawing tuition and structured critical dialogue with tutors, mentors and peers. The Royal Drawing School | 17 Sept royaldrawingschool.org promoted Collections Manager, Heberden Coin Room University of Oxford | 29 Aug my.corehr.com Sales Executive HBA Art, London | 29 Aug careers.hba.com Art Technician malca-amit, London | 30 Aug artsjobs.org.uk Driver (Art Logistics) Blueberry's Fine Art Services, London | 30 Aug artsjobs.org.uk Gallery Associate - Paid Work Experience Thompson's Galleries, Aldeburgh | 30 Aug artsjobs.org.uk Archivist (Maternity Cover) Rotherham Museums | 31 Aug rotherham.gov.uk Art and Object Handler x 2 Royal Museums Greenwich | 31 Aug app.vacancy-filler.co.uk Book Buyer Tate Enterprises Limited, London | 31 Aug jobsearch.tate.org.uk Creative Producer London Museum | 31 Aug jobs.londonmuseum.org.uk Gallery Assistant BSMT Gallery, London | 31 Aug artsjobs.org.uk Object Conservator Royal Museums Greenwich | 31 Aug app.vacancy-filler.co.uk Project Worker - Kick The Dust Norfolk Museums Service | 31 Aug careers.norfolk.gov.uk Public Programmes Officer Bletchley Park Trust, South East | 31 Aug bletchleypark.org.uk Apprentice Archivist Imperial War Museum, London | 1 Sep iwm.org.uk Ashmolean Archivist and Records Manager University of Oxford | 1 Sep my.corehr.com Guest Curator - Open Call Artelier, International | 1 Sep artelier.com Head of Marketing & Communications The Story Museum, Oxford | 1 Sep storymuseum.org.uk Commissioning Editor Art UK, Scotland | 2 Sep artuk.org Museum Assistant Bath Preservation Trust, UK Wide | 2 Sep bath-preservation-trust.org.uk Research Assistant for the Japanese Collection University of Oxford | 2 Sep my.corehr.com Assistant Archivist British Museum, London | 5 Sep bmrecruit.ciphr-irecruit.com Deputy Director London/Hybrid: £45 k, oversee finance, operations, HR, governance and organisational development in support of the Director working closely with Trustees and the staff team. LUX | 29 Sept lux.org.uk promoted Freelance Curator Portsmouth City Council | 5 Sep visitportsmouth.co.uk Freelance Exhibition Designer The Witney and District Museum, South East | 7 Sep witneymuseum.org.uk Head of Programme, Quays Culture Lowry, Salford | 8 Sep thelowry.peoplehr.net Administrator Fabrica, Brighton | 10 Sep fabrica.org.uk Director of Development & Audience Insights Ikon Gallery, Birmingham | 15 Sep ikon-gallery.org Curator Manchester Jewish Museum | 21 Sep manchesterjewishmuseum.com Administration and Data Assistant Tullie House Museum and Art Gallery, North West | 26 Sep tulliehouse.co.uk Residencies/Fellowships Talking Forests Residency Forgan Arts Centre, Scotland | 1 Sep forganartscentre.co.uk Residency for Rotherham-based Artist Invisible Flock, Yorkshire | 19 Sep invisibleflock.com Photography Dark Room Residency Worthlessstudios, New York | Rolling worthlessstudios.typeform.com Residencies for Artists at Risk Artists at Risk, International | Rolling artistsatrisk.org 2025 Artist & Writer Residencies Gibraltar Point Centre for the Arts | Rolling gibraltarpointcentre.ca Palazzo Monti Residency Brescia, Italy | Rolling palazzomonti.org Competitions/Commissions Artist Callout Leighton Hospital, Crewe | 29 Aug artsjobs.org.uk Collections in Dialogue: Artist Co-Commission Leeds Art Gallery | 29 Aug form.jotform.com Public Artist - Macclesfield Market Hall Cheshire East Council | 29 Aug artsjobs.org.uk Pride of Grove Vale Mural Southwark Council, UK Wide | 31 Aug artsjobs.org.uk Visual Artists Required The Worcester Plinth | 31 Aug artsjobs.org.uk Artist Commissions - Light Up Leigh Parade Down to Earth, North West | 1 Sep artsjobs.org.uk Artist Commission Call Out: Celebrating Railway 200 Severn Arts, West Midlands | 14 September severnarts.org.uk International Award for Art Criticism IAAC, London and Shanghai | 14 September iaac-m21.com Open Call: Public Art Opportunity in Purley, Croydon for 3 Sculptures Artelier Art Consultancy, London | 21 September we.tl Call for Artists: Vinter House Public Art Commission Harlow Art Trust | 22 September sculpturetown.uk Aesthetica Art Prize Aesthetica Magazine | 30 Sept aestheticamagazine.com Scholarships/Grants Funding for Underrepresented Artists The Black Heart Foundation, UK Wide | Rolling blackheartfoundation.org Black Artists Grant Creative Debuts | Rolling creativedebuts.co.uk Pollock-Krasner Foundation Grants Pollock-Krasner Foundation | Rolling www.pkf.org National Lottery Project Grants Arts Council England | Rolling artscouncil.org.uk Grant Programme ARTCRY | Rolling artcry.co.uk The Digital Artists Grant The Moniker Foundation, Creative Debuts | Rolling avnode.net Jonathan Ruffer Curatorial Grants Art Fund | Rolling artfund.org Exhibiting $5,000 Curatorial Grants The Lumen Prize 2025, UK Wide | Rolling lumenprize.com 300 sq/m Gallery Space Available for Free Mayfair | Rolling gallery@allartwelcome.com Courses/Workshops Abbas Zahedi: Begin Again Ecological Grief Workshop Tate Modern, London | 6 Sep tate.org.uk Online Course - Starting an Archive The Photographers' Gallery | 23 Sep - 28 Oct thephotographersgallery.org.uk Turnips Morning Turner Contemporary, Margate | 25 Sep turnercontemporary.org Friday Night Life Drawing: The Body in Motion Royal Academy, London | 26 Sep royalacademy.org.uk Macaronic Poetry Workshop with Chris McCabe Barbican, London | 11 Oct barbican.org.uk Interfaces Monthly Barbican & The Trampery | Rolling docs.google.com Artquest One-to-One Artquest | Rolling artquest.org.uk Submissions: Send opportunities to opportunities@artmonthly.co.uk Subscribe to Art Monthly Free sample back issue available online All subscriptions include FREE delivery Subscribe Now Save £10 → UK Annual Subscription Direct Debit Individual: £55 print only / £65 print+digital Concession: £48 print only / £58 print+digital www.artmonthly.co.uk/buy UK annual subscription rates Individual: £65 print only / £75 print+digital Concession: £58 print only / £68 print+digital Institution: £75 print only Digital-only subscription Individual, all regions – 3 months: £8.99 Individual, all regions – Annual: £35.99 Institutional, all regions – Annual: from £150 Digital-only subscriptions are available through Exact Editions Subscribe online: www.artmonthly.co.uk/buy By email: subs@artmonthly.co.uk Call: +44 (0)20 7240 0389 Advertise Reach Art Monthly's Audience Advertise in this newsletter, on the website and in the magazine Rates start at only £165 More info: www.artmonthly.co.uk/advertise Contact: Matt Hale E: ads@artmonthly.co.uk T: +44 (0)20 7240 0389 About this Newsletter Can I view this newsletter online? 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