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Symposium 
Failure in the Guise of Success for Painting and the Curatorial at University of the Arts London, March 2025

Leading with the Emily Kam Kngwarray exhibition at National Gallery of Australia 2024 and Tate Modern London 2025, I questioned:

Will Kngwarray’s work be shown in the context, not only in which it was made, but as part of the legacy of experience, protest, and reasonable demands for redemption and equality, asserted by First Nations artists and curators today? And will First Nations Australian curators Kelli Cole and Hetti Perkins facilitate a force that helps to make space for the complexity of multiple canons? 

Interview
A Sense of Suspension
Grace Woodcock at Castor Gallery for Sculpture magazine

Review
Haptic Vision: Jo Bruton and Rosa Lee at Richard Saltoun Gallery for Studio International magazine

Profile Interview 
Resistence to Harmony: Lizzie Munn for Instantloveland

Interview
All That Remains: Rachel Louise Bailey at Alice Black Gallery for Sculpture magazine

Catalogue Essay
A Tender Light Holds Something Raw for Degrees of Freedom by Jill Tate and Matt Denham