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Category Archives: Art
Björk Digital at Somerset House
Indy Datta straps on the VR headset for a technologically bleeding-edge interpretation of the Icelandic musician’s bruising 2015 breakup album, Vulnicura.
Church of the Fertile Mind
Sarah Slade revisits David Bowie Is, the documentary made about the 2013 V&A exhibition, which is showing in cinemas across the UK tonight.
Tate And A Half
Artists, Performers, Engineers
Five years ago (in the second article we ever published) Ann Jones wrote about Christian Marclay’s The Clock. Today she reflects on two exhibitions that deal with performance, cinema and the internet – all those things Mostly Film loves to explore…
Future Imperfect
Agnes Martin
Ann Jones finds that the Agnes Martin retrospective at Tate Modern provides some welcome light and space amid the frenetic early summer art season 
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Confusing realities
A visit to MIRRORCITY makes Ann Jones reflect on the way curatorial decisions affect the way we see art.
Being Human
Ann Jones visits two very different art installations currently showing in central London and finds both provide space to think.
Barney and Friends
Phil Concannon watches Matthew Barney’s Cremaster Cycle and River of Fundament. Read on if you dare.
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